Can REGULATION Really Be Beneficial to Bitcoin?
I think I am not in favor of that. But, its acceptance is also close to the impossibility of such volatile prices. how to regulate your "beloved" Bitcoin
I think we can call it "limitation". If governments make a decision for exchanges and if they use the limit for BTC exchange in this decision? limiting the amount of Bitcoin exchanges or quantities of Bitcoin used in exchanges, well thats utterly useless because the exchanges are in the internet, and are difficult to controll, so there is nothing that can be done about that. and it would be an insignificant regulation, since it is still not benefiting labourers or companies, or social structures development. -> another proof you bitcoiners are all just talking nonsense and have no idea about the deeper consequences of what you are talking about. you know how regulation works: it works with fear, the banks are regulated they have to do a swearing that they try to achieve certain goals, and have to calculate anytime with the police prosecuting them, thats how a state regulation works, how to apply something like that on bitcoin?
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trumps wall will be useless, as soon it is build the americans will decentralise their financial system and become a socialist society with financial mess.
and will constantly need help from mexikans foreigners etc.
regards
Honestly I'm about 90 percent sure you don't even think about what you write before you write them, you seem to just blurb out random shit that comes to mind. Can you please get your sig spam out of this section. no you lack the intelligence and the wide perspective of thoughts that i have processed befor writing that so ok i explain you: once usa is sealed of off mexica, americans will find themselves being ruled by a printing press off a banking cartel, they then try to decentralise that financial system with then realising they dont have the labour force for their "cryptos" so they run around looking for labourers again, making the wall a big question. Then I guess [GASP] the wages will have to go up to attract more laborers won't they? I am sure you would prefer a mandatory minimum wage instead. wages go up? central banks arent the only ones that can print money now. If there is a shortage of labor (or anything) the price goes up. This is supply and demand. Inflation doesn't magically create more labor. Not sure what you think your point is. jes but the priority who gets the short becoming labor isnt changing, its still focused on the central banks, and the billionaires. thats the issue.be the central bank is the master of the usa.
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A few days ago, a well-known Chinese billionaire, Zhao Dong, posted on a WeChat group saying that Bitcoin was about to break out in a massive bull run and that the time to buy in is now. On the same chat, another influential crypto investor has appeared to drop a rather mind-boggling comment. Commenting on Zhao’s post, Zhu Fa dropped a bombshell when he opined that the next crypto bull run could see Bitcoin rise up to hit between $74,000 and $740,000 (500,000 yuan – 5,000,000 yuan). Zhu is the co-founder and main operator of Poolin, a Chinese crypto mining pool. With roughly 11% share of the total global hashrate, Poolin is currently the 4th largest crypto mining pool in the world. WeChat forums were abuzz when Bitcoin was hitting its highs, but the enthusiasm that since toned down to moderate discussions. The Highs Of Bitcoin (BTC)In December 2017, Bitcoin hit its all-time-high (ATH), reaching a baffling $20,000 price per coin. However, the gain wasn’t to last long as the bear market set in not long after the opening of the next year (January 2018). Since then, the bears have largely persisted. In fact, compared to the values of December 2017, Bitcoin seems to have shed off a whole 80% of its ATH value. Now Zhu says that the current market situation “feels more like a bear market,” but all is not lost. Despite this persistent bear attack, Bitcoin still has some strong believers, among them Tim Draper, Tom Lee, and Mike Novogratz. These guys believe that the crypto is yet to reach its full potential and that a massive bull run is just around the corner. Bitcoin AdoptionMarket prices aside, Bitcoin has been gaining quite some traction of late in terms of adoption and general acceptance. Just a few years ago, only a small fraction of the world population and those in the financial world really knew about Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies. Now, things have changed for the better. In fact, Bitcoin seems to be gaining favor among various institutions and business enterprises that have since begun to accept it as a valid means of payment. Institutional investors have stepped in too. Various popular institutions like Harvard, Yale, and Stanford University have put up Bitcoin investment funds as well as other projects in the Blockchain technology. Financial institutions like Nasdaq, Fidelity, and Bakkt are also coming in to facilitate easier crypto trading by institutional investors. Source: ZyCryptoCurrently, there were around 25 million people worldwide used Bitcoin in everyday's life, and 13,589 places worldwide are currently receiving bitcoin. Do you think this is not enough to reach mainstream adoption considering there is a small supply of bitcoin and uneven distribution? the more you continue with this profitmaximising trash (selffulfilling prophecy ponzi crap), the sooner an entire section (scientific experts) will lose all their credibility in the worlds society. mail these ads to the broken banks, like JP morgan and try to get JP morgan coin for it.
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I'm staying in between for coins which centralized and those which are decentralized but yeah we want this world to be decentralized.
meaning that power will now be distributed according to Who installs most miners and gets them to run/consume electricity? instead of thinking and putting indeas into the central bank
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trumps wall will be useless, as soon it is build the americans will decentralise their financial system and become a socialist society with financial mess.
and will constantly need help from mexikans foreigners etc.
regards
Honestly I'm about 90 percent sure you don't even think about what you write before you write them, you seem to just blurb out random shit that comes to mind. Can you please get your sig spam out of this section. no you lack the intelligence and the wide perspective of thoughts that i have processed befor writing that so ok i explain you: once usa is sealed of off mexica, americans will find themselves being ruled by a printing press off a banking cartel, they then try to decentralise that financial system with then realising they dont have the labour force for their "cryptos" so they run around looking for labourers again, making the wall a big question. Then I guess [GASP] the wages will have to go up to attract more laborers won't they? I am sure you would prefer a mandatory minimum wage instead. wages go up? central banks arent the only ones that can print money now.
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banks? serve their shareholders? you serious? nope banks are the powerholders over the society the delude the population and keep them in financial illiteracy Well yes, the banks have to serve their shareholders or the CEO and the board of directors would face a pretty big challenge (and by challenge I mean they would be ousted by a vote by the shareholders). Are you just spewing random shit out in an attempt to sound like some conspiracy theorist crazed person? -- Because if so, you're doing a good job at sounding like a lunatic. I don't understand people like you. well these are strange shareholders then, not profitoriented look more like some kind of secret deep state to me. being shareholder in a fiat communal bank would mean you could order the bank to print you money. these are no ordinary shareholders. imagine if foreign state official would simply buy those banks, they would then directly be able to controll the american economy. to me you sound like an idiot who doesnt think the full situation through. but what to expect from someone with "bitcoin casino" in his avatar
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trumps wall will be useless, as soon it is build the americans will decentralise their financial system and become a socialist society with financial mess.
and will constantly need help from mexikans foreigners etc.
regards
Honestly I'm about 90 percent sure you don't even think about what you write before you write them, you seem to just blurb out random shit that comes to mind. Can you please get your sig spam out of this section. no you lack the intelligence and the wide perspective of thoughts that i have processed befor writing that so ok i explain you: once usa is sealed of off mexica, americans will find themselves being ruled by a printing press off a banking cartel, they then try to decentralise that financial system with then realising they dont have the labour force for their "cryptos" so they run around looking for labourers again, making the wall a big question.
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Breaking News: The election has been postponed to 23rd February 2019 Goodness everyone, tomorrow 16/02/2019 is the D-Day for Nigerians to decide for their next president to lead them for the next four years. When we talk about democracy globally Nigeria isn't there yet but in Africa I think we're leading. You Know what's funny we have over 20+ active candidate running for the office of the president but majority knows the race is between just two parties (2 candidates) Here they're ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2FgleehzR.jpg&t=663&c=UZR0Gz4Dj2x12w) Since the Nigeria election is tomorrow and from my previous threads i notice we have a lot of Nigerians, Africans and other users interested in the continents disscussions I thought about starting this discussion. What do you think will be the outcome of tomorrow's election, will the election be free and fair, who do you think will win?. it doesnt really matter who wins true democracy runs through the financial system,
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Is no news to know that hodl was an initial mistake made by a veteran member who wanted to refer to hold ever since its become some sort of slant. Either ways the message is passed hold your coin
nowadays many scammers use "hodl" in order to scam people hodl their coins after buying.
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Hawaiian scholars argue that cryptobinary can heat the atmosphere by 2 degrees in just ten years. According to them, 69 million metric tons of CO2 appeared in the atmosphere in 2017 due to mining, and if nothing changes, the atmosphere will heat up by 2 degrees Celsius in the next two decades. This is a catastrophic indicator that can lead to a global environmental disaster. what do you think about this? is it worth thinking about it?
mining is why bitcoin is trash i wonder till today how nakamoto was able to advertise this trash with so many idiots following him globally...
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trumps wall will be useless, as soon it is build the americans will decentralise their financial system and become a socialist society with financial mess.
and will constantly need help from mexikans foreigners etc.
regards
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Look at this picture ! ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif) What do you think about this picture ? What is the reason for J.P. Morgan changed his mind ? freedom of course, the same reason everyone is doing icos, money has a very rough nature. second world war was about money. why are you so surprised. JP simply thought at the beginning that the government will shut crypto down, but it didnt happened. so they started to join it in their way. JP does a significant mistake, they think the economy around them considers them "important" so they can have an own coin people consider the us dollar important because they think it benefits them. but with JP Coin? regards
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its like having you guys as traitors in decentralized revolution !!
Just saying, i explained one of my friend the concept of RIPPLE is thought it was the same as BITCOIN, he thanks me for taking my time to put some light on crypto concepts.
Can you please tell me why you support centralized coins ? you love government busting your ass ?
centralised cryptos with a mission are the future. decentralised cryptos are just an advertised brand. they are no capitalism and no leadership, no constance, just uncertainty and volatility.
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Chase is actually using Blockchain technology to implement a stable coin such as tether and the Gemini Dollar. I don’t believe they are even using etherum as most other stablecoins do. Diamond’s comments were in relation to Bitcoin specifically, and not crypto nor Blockchain technology.
It is quite clear the trick Jamie Dimon use to do, shouting "Bitcoin Fraud", create fear among some investors and resulting in a drop of a price. Many recent resources claim that it was done for purchasing Bitcoins. More than that, all JP Morgan's employees couldn't buy Bitcoins for themselves as the company made it forbidden for them.
And now? They are launching a cryptocurrency.
In my opinion, the sixth largest bank in the world, that value by more than 2.5 trillion dollars cannot act like this, as it is truly unethical. Now don't get me wrong, there is NOTHING illegal in their actions, but isn't it a hole in the current regulatory system?
this bank will be history, these banks are supposed to serve american enterpreneuers, and listen to their ideas, not print money and live on the back of the economy in the cities they are in. Im not sure why you think this. Banks, like all other corporations, exist to provide the most long term value to their shareholders. They can listen to their customers, however if they do, they will do so for business reasons whose purpose is to increase the long term value of their business. banks? serve their shareholders? you serious? nope banks are the powerholders over the society the delude the population and keep them in financial illiteracy
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To put it as short as possible. Regulation could decrease scams and increase trust
well jes but thats not regulating bitcoin thats regulating cryptos and ICOs i have no problem with that, if its not going to be abused by billionaires to establish perfectionistic standards i cant pay for. i still didnt got a single example how you want to regulate "bitcoin" regards
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It is quite clear the trick Jamie Dimon use to do, shouting "Bitcoin Fraud", create fear among some investors and resulting in a drop of a price. Many recent resources claim that it was done for purchasing Bitcoins. More than that, all JP Morgan's employees couldn't buy Bitcoins for themselves as the company made it forbidden for them.
And now? They are launching a cryptocurrency.
In my opinion, the sixth largest bank in the world, that value by more than 2.5 trillion dollars cannot act like this, as it is truly unethical. Now don't get me wrong, there is NOTHING illegal in their actions, but isn't it a hole in the current regulatory system?
this bank will be history, these banks are supposed to serve american enterpreneuers, and listen to their ideas, not print money and live on the back of the economy in the cities they are in. Say whatever you want about the banks, I personally doubt that their massive influence in the US (and around the world, as they are an international bank with ties in a great deal of countries) isn't going to fall apart this quickly. I've said this time and time again, but if the banks are really scared about Bitcoin removing them from existence -- they're just going to lobby the government to regulate bitcoin and make it hard to use. their influence dies quickly, the problem is they cause poverty, the centre the economy on themselves. they are the kings in the wordly societies that run a democratic election. it sucks working with them. for many enterpreneuers, you cant deal with the unknown, you cant do ventures. you constantly are forced to know ton of shit or ask 50.000 experts regards
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the only way banks ever want to get crypto connected to them is by simply creating their own coin to take goods and services from the economy.
regards
There are already rumors that bitcoins were created by the Bank which I doubt though. You know, rumors are rumors. You do not want to waster your energy there. these damn rumors are useless trash, banks researched on IT transfer of encripted money since decades, and improved that technology banks dont love getting the financial system that made them kings in their state being destroyed before their eyes. i however am happy that i dont have to argue around with them anymore
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" In China and other Southeast Asian societies, a red envelope is a monetary gift exchanged during holidays or special occasions. Over the past couple of the years, the tradition has gone digital with Tencent and Alibaba both offering virtual red envelopes. The digital version has caught on and last year, the number exchanged on WeChat was an impressive 46.6 billion - the equivalent of 33 envelopes full of cash for every person in China. That's a huge increase on 2016 when the red envelope count came to 8 billion. " https://www.statista.com/chart/12919/chinese-new-year-will-see-billions-of-digital-donations/Why did they go for "Ethereum, EOS, and Torn" for this --> https://www.cryptonewsz.com/blockchain-cuties-gifting-digital-gifts-in-celebrations-of-the-chinese-new-year/7593/ Will we see more Blockchain and Lightning Network focus on this celebration next year? I sincerely hope that the Bitcoin community can see the potential of digital gifts in a massive market like this. ![Sad](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/sad.gif) Let's give the big boys like Tencent and Alibaba a Bitcoin run for their money in 2020! i doubt that matters a lot
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It is quite clear the trick Jamie Dimon use to do, shouting "Bitcoin Fraud", create fear among some investors and resulting in a drop of a price. Many recent resources claim that it was done for purchasing Bitcoins. More than that, all JP Morgan's employees couldn't buy Bitcoins for themselves as the company made it forbidden for them.
And now? They are launching a cryptocurrency.
In my opinion, the sixth largest bank in the world, that value by more than 2.5 trillion dollars cannot act like this, as it is truly unethical. Now don't get me wrong, there is NOTHING illegal in their actions, but isn't it a hole in the current regulatory system?
this bank will be history, these banks are supposed to serve american enterpreneuers, and listen to their ideas, not print money and live on the back of the economy in the cities they are in.
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