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bolbau
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November 25, 2018, 05:32:31 AM
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what the government wants is tax, the regulations they form will not be far from that context. bans is one of the worst choices, because the more an asset is banned, the item will become exclusive, the demand will be even more. Prohibition will only make investors carry out "underground" transactions. I think regulation that benefits both parties is the best decision, however for now, bitcoin must collaborate with the conventional system that has been formed, while slowly this industry changes the world economic system in the future.
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November 25, 2018, 06:01:11 AM
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so many of your questions, I want bitcoin not to be manipulated as it is now. this is very detrimental especially for beginners who are new to bitcoin and crypto. and I hope that next year ico has special regulations to avoid ico scam.
I agree with you, hopefully in the following years there will be special rules to be able to avoid ico scam, because now there are many new ico-ico but it ends with a scam, unlike in the previous year and it is very detrimental.

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November 26, 2018, 02:52:38 AM
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What are your concerns when I comes to Cryptocurrency and?   Regulation?  laws? bans?

Rules?

With ongoing regulation in the main fear of everyone. What are the key thoughts on this> what are some things you wish to see regulation on? what are some things you do not want to see regulation?

Would this effect how you use cryptocurrency?

My concern regarding cryptocurrency when i joined was the volatility of cryptocurrency value in the market.
As you can see now the value of crypto often to changing and fluctuating. With in less than 1 year, btc price has dropped from $19k to $4k according coinmarketcap. But volatility is not always a bad thing, it is a good thing that you can buy crypto with cheaper price, and sell it later with a higher price.
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November 26, 2018, 07:59:14 AM
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Bitcoin does not exist in any country so it is not easy to regulate. There is no proof of ownership other than a password which can be hacked or given to someone else

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November 26, 2018, 09:04:41 AM
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The decentralisation of cryptocurrency is like a two sided coin it has it advantages and disadvantages well if ask I would say there should be regulations giving to some sector of cryptocurrency like icos
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