Can world Government Kill Crypto?

[InfiniteGrim]

of course, Russia is a living example. the Russian government did not allow the development of cryptocurrency. therefore, those who practiced it were outlawed. now they are ready to allow to engage in cryptocurrency. but it is not known in what form all this will take place. if desired, they can close the cryptocurrency again and many people lose their money.

[hoanghon666]

I really think that this is possible as long as the government as a whole would ban cryptocurrency. However, cryptocurrency is an innovation, the government might see it as a threat or risk now, but if they will study it further, which I am sure they are, they might see it as an advantage to adapt it.

[Trimegistus]

There is, and there will never be, no such thing a "world government".

Politicians can't agree on anything, not even in the Western world let alone considering the Chinese, the Indians and the lot...

On the other hand, crypto community is also divided and unable to set a path forward, entangled by all the ICO scams!

Therefore, crypto won't dye but it will probably agonize for some time 

[kand19299]

Of course we can see now how governments try to ban crypto, but I'm sure that they can't do this, because a technology can't be banned and I believe more and more people will understand that cryptocurrencies are much more honest and usable than fiat.

[lalaland97cute]

Without a common effort by ALL governments, it is impossible to kill the crypto. Obviously, if  many important countries begin to make them illegal, it can become dangerous to use them, but not impossible. However, I do not think this will happen, it is not in anyone's interest. We will see how they will find a way to control the market.

[nguyenkhang16001]

The balance of crypto money is very important. Countries such as China and India have bigger market shares. the bigger governments can end the crypt money tradition. but everyone wants to join this market.

[Geoll29]

Every country has their own government so the existence of crypto depends on a specific country. There is no world government. Many countries have already embrace crypto because they have seen what benefits it can bring to their community.

[mjvilla]

Every country has their own government so the existence of crypto depends on a specific country. There is no world government. Many countries have already embrace crypto because they have seen what benefits it can bring to their community.

Even if there are many countries already that are opposing the boom of cryptocurrencies they cannot still kill it immediately. Most especially right now wherein most of the people where engage already in investing altcoins. There are many news and reports of the government issues regarding their actions of opposing crypto but it is way too far still from killing it

[djscreem01]

I think the world government can not kill crypto because it is so difficult, the world government can only forbid crypto only and can not kill it.

[grchina]

No not really without banning internet but that would cause people to think with their head instead watching thier smartphones and not worring about the situation in their country and thahts a thing that no goverment wants(excpet maybe norway )They will stop using excuses like crypto is being used for money laundering because laundering existed before crypto

[hammo]

they can but they smart. they will use before ban. i wait the first government who really use the crypto.

[Accelerando.now]

I want to be understandable, but the same question is whether countries are able to kill mafias in their countries. Crypto community is not a mafia, but I mean that it's impossible to ban something totally. I hope that cryptocurrencies will find their own legal space in every country.

[19Nov16]

The governement certainly has unlimited access and power for kill cryptocurrencies, but I'm sure because crypto users are global then the government's attempt to kill cryptocurrencies is a waste of time.

[JanVanHellsing]

of course, Russia is a living example. the Russian government did not allow the development of cryptocurrency. therefore, those who practiced it were outlawed. now they are ready to allow to engage in cryptocurrency. but it is not known in what form all this will take place. if desired, they can close the cryptocurrency again and many people lose their money.

I was under the impression that cryptocurrencies are not suppressed in Russia, this is news for me. In many baltic and scandinavian countries governments have a pragmatic and constructive policies with crypto currencies

[hySyn17]

i dont think that world government can kill crypto, then can manipulate it but i dont think that they can kill it. why? because even those who called “government” are studying about crypto, they are also using it to earn big money thays why they are manipulating it.

[Ziscadas]

There are examples of states that can regulate almost everything in the country with politics, I think this also applies to the world of crypto-currencies. If to analyze, in most countries, politicians also invest in projects of crypto-currency, so they will not contribute to their disappearance, and in the end with their promotion

[WorldTraveller]

I don't think government will kill the crpyto community, maybe they will join soon hehe. Its been years this is the issue with laws or government and crypto, because they want to control the market, basically they want to manipulate it just same old school play with our fiat currency. But crypto is the game changer of all. We own our real hard earn digits without any hidden fees. All informations or transactions is out there and they can't  corrupt some funds from it.

[anyixuan]

What technology does the government rely on to kill cryptocurrencies? Quantum computer? Research on quantum computers takes more than 20 years. How to kill cryptocurrency?

[jonval21]

is not possible to kill crypto they can try but the will not success. in long term everything is goin to change with this technology.

[ranoby]

Yes. These people can kill bitcoin, but they will not do it because it can give a strong initial push for people to revolutionize