Will regulation kill cryptos?

[loismanny88]

Absolutely not. Regulation may seem like it's killing crypto right now, but it will increase mass adoption in the long run, which is the only way crypto becomes currency of the future. Without mass adoption by average folks it will become just a fad.

[Windybi]

I think this is good. For now, I'm seeing too many fraudulent projects, and it has taken me a long time to select good ICO projects to invest in. And if we have regulations in this market, the value of the market will be increased because everyone's trust has.

[kingcrypto-the2nd]

nope regulations all not kill crypto,regulations are in place to protect the community  regulations signals acceptance from government.

[maman567]

Regulation needed in crypto system where to protect the investor form loss their money in investing crypto, we know many ico everyday and we don’t know is great or scam ico. So this why we need regulation for protect the investor from fake and scam ico. But it nothing happen to bitcoin or crypto, by running regulation it will be make bitcoin save and regulation not destroy bitcoin price and altcoin too.

[rolerVX]

No matter how regulations strict scammers can do another way to enter in crypto to scam. No one can stop scammers because they can do much things to handle every single details. Even though regulations can help better things still it can be counterfeit by others.

[lucy94]

depends what kind of regulations we are talking about.

[Bohxz M4p4gm4h4l25]

Maybe not. I mean we are all tired of watching the market go down in prices and value just because one person decides to dump their coins so with regulation that would happen less.

I bet that has a point, and for me regulations is not the one that will end this platform, people who use this currency to fool people to invest in them and to take away the people's money will end this. Reputation is a must, and since Bitcoin is under observation of the most countries nowadays, they should not have any reason to doubt it, this currency must be perfect,  and the news nowadays may affect so much.

[daenarys_stormborn]

I think the crypto regulation has a positive impact, but at the very beginning the market price will be drastically collapsed, because people are still in a state of fear and disbelief, then after a good run, then people realize that crypto is regulated and trusted daring to buy

[megynacuna]

I think the crypto regulation has a positive impact, but at the very beginning the market price will be drastically collapsed, because people are still in a state of fear and disbelief, then after a good run, then people realize that crypto is regulated and trusted daring to buy

Whichever form the regulation might take it is going to be government biased and that immediately takes away the independence and freedom of cryptocurrencies in general. Since it's going to inure to the benefit of the governments and financial institutions it could lead to the collapse of cryptocurrencies or bitcoin in the long run because of potential centralization.

[megynacuna]

I think the crypto regulation has a positive impact, but at the very beginning the market price will be drastically collapsed, because people are still in a state of fear and disbelief, then after a good run, then people realize that crypto is regulated and trusted daring to buy

Whichever form the regulation might take it is going to be government biased and that immediately takes away the independence and freedom of cryptocurrencies in general. Since it's going to inure to the benefit of the governments and financial institutions it could lead to the collapse of cryptocurrencies or bitcoin in the long run because of potential centralization.

[vergel24official]

So what I've been wondering about, without having fiat on the exchanges, how can you layer automatic buys?  Is there a way to set up limit buys directly from a checking account?  I'm assuming you basically can't, but just checking in case I'm missing something.

[3angel84]

Regulation does not mean killing or corrupting cryptos,it is a deeper sense in which cryptos will be enacted by some rules base on the countries law making bodies,so,if this will happen,no such thing as cryptos killing,cryptos will never died as long as investors and product will always be there bringing it in to pedestal, don't lose hope,keep on believing cause sooner cryptos will change the world for a better.

[Dreamchaser21]

I think the crypto regulation has a positive impact, but at the very beginning the market price will be drastically collapsed, because people are still in a state of fear and disbelief, then after a good run, then people realize that crypto is regulated and trusted daring to buy

Regulations will not ruin cryptocurrency in the long run, people will react in short term for sure but again we must always look in long term. I just hope that regulations will be good for both parties so everyone can still enjoy the benefits of a decentralized market.

[qwertyup23]

Regulators want to make sure they protect investors from scams, while at the same time allowing the industry to develop and deploy the new technology in interesting ways. Overregulation could move the action elsewhere, which is what happened in China.

It’s too early to tell who's doing the best job of setting the rules. Nations are taking various tasks.

What do you think?

Short answer: No
Long answer: Possibly in the future

Think of it this way, other investment mechanisms are controlled and regulated, such as:

• BANKS - The central bank of each country regulates banks in order to control inflation or support financially the society in terms of loans;
• GOLDS - The World Gold Council has been supporting and developing techniques in order to sustain the demand on gold bars across the world;
• STOCKS - Stocks are controlled by the Securities and Exchange Commission in order to prevent corporations abusing their prices and the market; and
• REAL ESTATE - Lands are mainly regulated and controlled by the government through their various departments or bureaus.

The bottomline is, most of their prices are controlled and stable due to the regulation of each department per investment mechanism. Though the intervention has caused positive impacts for security and collateral, most of these investments target the long-term aspect in yielding income.
Unlike cryptocurrencies, no regulation has been existing despite the government making rules and laws for its prohibition. People mainly invest into bitcoin due to its volatile nature which may yield an individual income for short-term compared to the others.

[zhea]

No their intention is to protect crypto users not to kill it. I think this is a good idea to regulate cryptos so as to discipline users as well as to protect them. Don't lose hope just continue to do what you are doing because this will not harm us they are just trying to impose regulations to be obeserve by crypto users.

[warning_btc]

Regulation kill big fluctations and we dont seen more mad multiples on this market.
Half of speculative players gone this market after

[AliMan]

Regulation kill big fluctations and we dont seen more mad multiples on this market.
Half of speculative players gone this market after

I don’t think that regulating bitcoins will kill cryptocurrency. Actually, it may help bitcoin to build more a good reputation to people because regulators will make digital coin a more systematic system just like our currency today. Maybe bitcoin regulatiors make cryptos ready to be used by all by implementing it as a financial system of the world. But I cannot guarantee that there will be no disadvantages that will happen once bitcoin will be regulated.

[linshisui38]

I don't think regulation will kill cryptocurrencies, and there are many "dark" moments in digital currency operations, a field that requires proper oversight. Legal regulation will bring more investors to the encryption market.

[longwintershere]

Regulators want to make sure they protect investors from scams, while at the same time allowing the industry to develop and deploy the new technology in interesting ways. Overregulation could move the action elsewhere, which is what happened in China.

It’s too early to tell who's doing the best job of setting the rules. Nations are taking various tasks.

What do you think?

I'm happy to see regulators preparing the crypto industry for necessary regulations to come. It can only help us investors and cryptocurrency users to prevent us from scam ICOs etc..

[cunguks]

I recognize that the regulation of each country that applies bitcoin will vary. What matters is what the global regulation will be like. Because this regulation will thoroughly encompass the rules of cryptocurrency for the whole world. Because the rules are not always fair, it can cause inequality in the distribution of coins. And it will affect the market as well.