LAWoman
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February 09, 2018, 06:32:33 AM |
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I heard the US authorities recognized bitcoin as a useful technological tool
for the development of the financial system.
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orka39
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February 10, 2018, 04:40:30 AM |
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Every country are starting to ban. What if USA ban? how will it go?
I am not seeing a little hint about bitcoin being banned by such country's most likely USA. It is great that we or this countries are being given their people a freewill to stand on there own or do anything for themselves since there is no such reason to do this thing. There is no person being harmed or any sector. Yes its true. Bitcoin and cryptocurrency are being used there in USA. USA is one of biggest country which accept bitcoin to be a currency so no reason for them to ban bitcoin. |
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February 10, 2018, 10:07:53 AM |
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Every country are starting to ban. What if USA ban? how will it go?
Of course, there is a chance. Not to mention that the US government isn't the most accommodating when it comes to bitcoin policies. The big bankers in this case probably don't want bitcoin to become that big of a thing as well, otherwise it would ruin their business. US right now is just like China before its series of bans being put on cryptocurrencies. I really wouldn't be surprised if US exchanges become more tightly regulated with AML laws being strictened as well. All of this will limit access to bitcoin, which is sad. But just another reason to promote p2p trading methods which can't be regulated effectively by any government. |
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February 10, 2018, 10:26:26 AM |
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I think that's not possible. If bitcoin is banned in the USA then there will be a huge protest to criticize this law.
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February 10, 2018, 10:43:57 AM |
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Nope, that's not gonna happen ever. The US government may apply limitations but it totally supports the idea of bitcoin and the crypto currency. I have read in the news the the secretary of treasury is doing action regarding regulation of bitcoin, so it means the government has its all out support on bitcoin. It attempts to incorporate bitcoin in the lives of the Americans provided that it will be legal and according to the laws of the US.
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Maryverycool
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February 10, 2018, 11:00:49 AM |
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Every country are starting to ban. What if USA ban? how will it go?
I don't see every country banned the bitcoin trading, I don't know the source of news, the south Korean government has admitted the legitimacy of the bitcoin The development of bitcoin in japan is very good, because it is legal in Japan I haven't heard anything about the U.S. government's ban on bitcoin. Can you give me the source of the information? If not, please stop the rumor. |
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February 10, 2018, 11:02:14 AM |
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advance country like usa will never ban bitcoin bcz bitcoin is an asset and it will increase the gdp rate so i dont think usa will ban bitcoin.
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Aminmon
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February 10, 2018, 11:02:38 AM |
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I can't imagine that if the US banned bitcoin, it would be a bear market in cryptocurrency markets.
Because the us is so influential in the world, if the us bans bitcoin, other countries will follow suit, leading to a sharp fall in the price of bitcoin.
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February 10, 2018, 11:17:32 AM |
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I heard the US authorities recognized bitcoin as a useful technological tool
for the development of the financial system.
It's just them more or less softly admitting that crypto has potential, but that's really it. These words are positive regardless of how you look at them, but remember, words are just words and can change later on. The most interesting part will be what level of regulations they will be coming up with. They have been hinting at more regulations, but haven't gone in depth about how this will impact the market and our freedom as user. As long as the regulations are fair, they will stimulate further growth of our crypto industry. Just think about it, without the regulations we have experienced already, we wouldn't be where we are right now. |
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February 10, 2018, 11:23:19 AM |
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Every country are starting to ban. What if USA ban? how will it go?
No one is banning BTC, they ban buying BTC with Credit cards. in USA Credit card have more power than in other countries, they didn't ban Bank Wire transfer, Debit cards etc... Getting credit - loan for buying BTC in USA make problems for a lot people. Imagine how you would feel if you took loan from bank and bought BTC for 19000$ and now is 8k... and you spent 50-100k$ in start? This dip is made to collect BTC from panic sellers and it's not happening 1st time. Those who own power to share bad news about BTC are doing that right now and will do that for some time. After that again will come good news and we go up again. Next question for long term is that will BTC stay as main coin is questionable, for some longer period it will but in the future some new better coins will pop up or get stronger and money from BTC will go to those coins over time and you need to be ready for that transition. So, if they ban BTC that's equal banning crypto in general which won't happen 100% |
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February 10, 2018, 11:24:54 AM |
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I heard the US authorities recognized bitcoin as a useful technological tool
for the development of the financial system.
It's just them more or less softly admitting that crypto has potential, but that's really it. These words are positive regardless of how you look at them, but remember, words are just words and can change later on. The most interesting part will be what level of regulations they will be coming up with. They have been hinting at more regulations, but haven't gone in depth about how this will impact the market and our freedom as user. As long as the regulations are fair, they will stimulate further growth of our crypto industry. Just think about it, without the regulations we have experienced already, we wouldn't be where we are right now. They'll simply extend the existing regulations they have for online stock brokers, to cryptocurrency exchanges. I doubt the USA wants Japan and Switzerland to become the leading players in this brave new world, so they won't ban it. |
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February 10, 2018, 11:59:40 AM |
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I think this is unlikely to happen.
And, not so many countries are banning a Bitcoin, rather trying to regulate it.
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February 10, 2018, 12:24:33 PM |
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Arizona is close to allowing residents to pay taxes in bitcoin so I don't think a total btc ban is around the corner in the US. We expect many other states to start embracing bitcoin.
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February 10, 2018, 12:47:43 PM |
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Every country are starting to ban. What if USA ban? how will it go?
Until now US has no clear direction on the regulation of any cryptocurrency but people are hoping that soon there will be. Similar situation with other countries, SEC always warn the risks on investing in cryptocurrency and as this will possibly be used in money-laundering activities. Government meetings has been called and the federal government has plan of exploring the marketplace of cryptocurrency because they are suspecting that bitcoin is equivalent to the so-called "Swiss bank account". If ever it will be regulated it will be in a state-by-state basis. |
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February 10, 2018, 01:18:39 PM |
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Every country are starting to ban. What if USA ban? how will it go?
If you really think any country (except for china making some real jabs at crypto) has started banning crypto then you did not do any research on any of the claims made by the news and not informed yourself of the recent updates bt the sec and the head of european bank. you are part of the problem, gullible and even spreading fud. |
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February 11, 2018, 05:47:32 AM |
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Well the most common one can not afford to be all is liberated and there is a government that is really open minded to change even if we can not see all of us always have one number to adapt to the very first other countries are actually following it but I would really say that its big cryptocurrency part is really cash even in the same country a USA to support ceyprocurrency in all countries is also fair to join this community and we has a mentality with a lot of workers and we all fall to just try to get us of the path.and baseless of speculation USA will never ban at bitcoin .we see the bitcoin eben more the post trump as strong a USA had even receive its bitcoin. Just for everyone future .if you really are looking long time ago I was able to have been banned instead of worrying about a ban .so start well we bought it before is not all pretending .
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February 11, 2018, 06:01:02 AM |
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Every country are starting to ban. What if USA ban? how will it go?
Many of crypto investors come exactly for the USA. I suppose the country will just go on forewarning people about the risks connected with Bitcoin and altcoins, but I do not think there will be a ban. |
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February 11, 2018, 06:05:15 AM |
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Just watched the Netflix documentary "Banking on Bitcoin" recently, and on there they showed a recorded a government hearing about bitcoin (which i believe happened in 2015) and how they planned on taking it on. After that hearing, it kind of gave me some reassurance that if bitcoin was to be banned it would of happened a couple years ago. I think the only thing to come forth now is regulations which is to be expected and from what I've been hearing from some experts is a good thing But to see those results, only time will tell.
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