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October 14, 2021, 05:11:09 AM |
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Actually, crypto is one of the most risky markets compared to stock market or any other. Of course, there are different instruments and stocks of small companies that can be even risky than some coins in the crypto market, but it is still the most risky one and mostly because of its volatility. I don't think that it will become stable one day. Risk is there in all speculative asset classes. Stock markets can be very risky if you are not doing research on the company that you are buying. Volatility is the essence of profit in any speculative asset. These things run the market and the market would not be alive and kicking if there was zero volatility. Moreover if you check Bitcoin volatility over the years it has remained in <15% over long period and an average of 5% over short periods. Now if you go back to 2009 and then ask price volatility from that range, then of course the price has risen a lot but that percentage will not be reinstated in the next few years. If regularity increases, it will only hold investors back. There is regulation in the stock market, does that hold investors back? No. It only make more investors invest because now they know that there will be legal consequences for the companies if they go for a silent takeover, but this is not so in crypto where turning into a bankrupt state or hostile takeovers are very common.
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October 14, 2021, 05:52:30 AM |
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I do not think so, regulatory clarity for cryptocurrencies may lead to increased adoption of Bitcoin around the world, but it will not necessarily stop price fluctuations. There are many factors that control the price of Bitcoin and not regulation is one of them. Perhaps if the full adoption of Bitcoin occurs in the future, there will be action by governments in this case To make the price of Bitcoin more stable.
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October 14, 2021, 07:16:12 AM |
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The regulation of cryptocurrency in various countries is becoming more and more stringent.Regulatory clarity will slow down Bitcoin's volatility。 How do you think of it?
It is not surprising to see the regulators because they do not want something that they can not control available in their country. I think it is about how they can discuss crypto with the government and the people, so hopefully, there will be a win-win solution for both the government and the people. So if your country does not have strict rules about crypto, you should feel lucky because you can use crypto without being afraid of the regulations from your government.
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October 14, 2021, 07:26:58 AM |
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Yes, if you meant regulated exchanges. One reason why this crazy volatility persists in the crypto market is because of the market manipulation. If the exchanges are highly regulated, market manipulation will be more difficult. There will be less wash trading, fake trading, etc.
Another reason is about the certainty/risk. There will be no flash crash because of country x banning crypto, since its status is now clear.
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October 14, 2021, 02:28:06 PM |
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I have always been a proponent of clarity and transparency in crypto. It would accelerate mainstream adoption and less government disruptions. People are just scared of losing money to some shady project, especially in DeFi where rug pulls are no more news. The earlier the crypto community realizes accountability aids adoption, the better for everyone
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October 14, 2021, 03:43:35 PM |
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The regulation of cryptocurrency in various countries is becoming more and more stringent.Regulatory clarity will slow down Bitcoin's volatility。 How do you think of it?
Bitcoin's volatility and bitcoin's growth are not same in any sense. The threat of regulatory is not new on crypto space but I have been kept hearing it ever since I enter here but at the same time, bitcoin has grown up more than 200x (the min growth rate since I joined crypto space). I mean that no one could stop governments from going for regulations still crypto space will keep evaluate among them as most of the times when governments do mention about cryptocurrencies for some reason which helps someone to know about cryptocurrencies and also ending up adopting cryptocurrencies somehow. Overall, when governments plan up for regulating bitcoin or all cryptocurrencies, cryptocurrency users are finding some new method to bypass such restriction just for the reason of protecting their privacy and for ensuring their financial freedom. I believe privacy and financial freedom are basic rights of every human hence no regulation will last forever.
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October 14, 2021, 03:54:20 PM |
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I seem to agree with this argument. I think the more regulation of bitcoin becomes more restrictive, unnatural, loss of volatility could be a slower step than it is depending on what the user base expects, including price treat. Maybe there will come a time when bitcoin becomes legal, people will remember about “volatility. Even if a Bitcoin ETF is accepted, the speculative nature of more may come at the expense of usage and settlement.
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October 14, 2021, 04:57:26 PM |
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Yes, if you meant regulated exchanges. One reason why this crazy volatility persists in the crypto market is because of the market manipulation. If the exchanges are highly regulated, market manipulation will be more difficult. There will be less wash trading, fake trading, etc.
Another reason is about the certainty/risk. There will be no flash crash because of country x banning crypto, since its status is now clear.
Regulatory regulation of cryptocurrency, including cryptocurrency exchanges, is unlikely, in my opinion, to reduce the price volatility of cryptocurrency. This should not affect the formation of prices, since supply and demand in this market is formed on the basis of completely different criteria. So far, it has been noticed that the higher the price of a cryptocurrency, the more possible and its price volatility is manifested.
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October 14, 2021, 05:26:32 PM |
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I don't think regulatory clarity will slow down Bitcoin's volatility since volatility is the core nature of cryptocurrencies. What regulatory going to do is simply make sure there is no more scam or pyramid scheme.
In fact, bitcoin regulations are still just a draft, many think countries have added more regulation points to make it transparent and widely operable but there is still too much ambiguity and direct comparison is still less detailed than the usual laws of other properties, so we're inclined to think that bitcoin's movements are uncorrelated and clearly inefficient between regulations, no delay due to regulations. However, once regulations are pushed to a higher level of granularity, meaning institutions have become conscious and firmly in control of bitcoin, the slow volatility is the result of this cycle.
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October 14, 2021, 05:27:44 PM |
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The regulation of cryptocurrency in various countries is becoming more and more stringent.Regulatory clarity will slow down Bitcoin's volatility。 How do you think of it?
Bitcoin was never designed to be in compliance with financial system that is controlling and abusing people money for centuries. If you go back and read satoshi whitepaper then it clearly state that its all about sending cash b/w two parties without any intermediary. Those who think crypto in compliance with regulations is still a crypto need to read satoshi whitepaper.
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October 14, 2021, 05:55:23 PM |
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I don't think regulatory clarity will slow down Bitcoin's volatility since volatility is the core nature of cryptocurrencies. Bitcoin and other crypto's volatility is usually caused by less market movers better known as whales. Many of the institutional investors and big players in the traditional markets are not fully committed to enter since there are still uncertainties when it comes to regulations. They don't want that added risk.
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October 14, 2021, 06:00:15 PM |
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The regulation of cryptocurrency in various countries is becoming more and more stringent.Regulatory clarity will slow down Bitcoin's volatility。 How do you think of it?
Some strong regulation will definitely affect BTC volatility but now, if we look at the stock market, its volatility has grown dramatically for the past 2 years. And no regulation stops this growth.
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October 14, 2021, 11:49:55 PM |
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How do you think of it?
Another non sense thing that im seeing it this day. Regulation has nothing to do with volatility. If cex will be fully regulated and it will not make bitcoin to be stable. People who are willing to buy that will always make the price of bitcoin will vary. It can't be dictated with the regulation. Bitcoin was an asset of freedom. Another commodity was not also stable even if that's already fully regulated. You're mentioning wrong statement about that. Regulation will be only used to make sure the users who have been actively trading crypto will be safe from criminal activity like money laundering and another criminal act. I think that you must understand what means regulation for crypto correctly. The regulation can be implemented for the exchange site but it's not for crypto.
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October 16, 2021, 08:20:56 PM |
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Crypto will never become stable. The volatility will always there forever. Some people have been mentioning the correct point about this. Take a look at forex or even stock market. The gold was not even stable. It seems like you need to learn more about that. The economy 101 was the point. You must see the reality rather than pointing out about your opinion which doesn't match with the reality in the market. As long as there will always be people willing to buy or sell and it will never become stable like fiat. Bitcoin was store of value at the same time it has another functionality as a payment system.
The regulation will be affecting the the users to use bitcoin. It will give no impact to the price. You meant regulation can reduce the volatility or slow down and it's really wrong.
Bitcoin will never become stable, but I think that what the OP is trying to find is if regulations will make bitcoin stable and I think this will not be the case, however there is a case to be made about bitcoin becoming more stable as adoption increases. After all one of the reasons the price of bitcoin moves so much is that it is still relatively a small market compared to others, however if bitcoin keeps going up not only in price but also in adoption I think we will come to a point in which bitcoin will be more stable as at that point its main use will be as a currency and not as a speculative asset.
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October 16, 2021, 09:28:03 PM |
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Don’t think that regulation of BTC will slow down its volatility. Think, quite the opposite, in fact. Adopting BTC and making it legal means of payment will only popularize BTC among people thus interest towards BTC will increase and the demand will increase as well. So volatility will also increase.
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October 16, 2021, 09:54:29 PM |
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In my opinion, the price movement of cryptocurrencies is not directly related to the level of regulation of the countries. everything has no impact on the volatility of bitcoin, volatility due to supply and caused by market demand. it has absolutely nothing to do with regulation. The regulation has just been released, the demand will be less because the exchange sites will be more strict in evaluating their users to be able to use their services that is my own opinion.
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October 16, 2021, 10:45:24 PM |
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Don’t think that regulation of BTC will slow down its volatility. Think, quite the opposite, in fact. Adopting BTC and making it legal means of payment will only popularize BTC among people thus interest towards BTC will increase and the demand will increase as well. So volatility will also increase.
yeah, I didn't see how it change the market volatility, well, if there is then that is good but I'd never think this could lead to stopping. The price still moving in sideways, we'd come to bullish this time, and might it dump after. That is really how the market looks like but having such regulations will helps crypto adoption.
@OP must have to take into consideration that crypto regulations won't change the feature of the market but instead, this could attract more investors and users, and this fuels Bitcoin acceptance as a mode of payment.
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October 19, 2021, 05:14:37 AM |
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I think the more regulation of bitcoin becomes more restrictive, unnatural, loss of volatility could be a slower step than it is depending on what the user base expects, including price treat. Regulation has not started yet. So you cant say that right now without proof backing your claim. If things become restricted then trading will decline. But is that what a government would usually want? No - this is because every government wants to make money from the users who are under its control. Just like in the stock markets, the exchanges need to pay some fees to run a license, similarly there will be some sort of fees + taxation based on what you trade. This is exactly what the whole buzz about regulation will actually bring in, unlike the crazy conspiracy theories. Maybe there will come a time when bitcoin becomes legal, people will remember about “volatility. Even if a Bitcoin ETF is accepted, the speculative nature of more may come at the expense of usage and settlement. Stock markets are regulated, they are still volatile - how do you explain that? And since regulation has not started yet, people are only speculating every possible outcome without taking into account the feasibility of that outcome. ^ that my friends, is exactly how we humans end up creating bullshit about something that may be good for the future.
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