Will bitcoin go under regulation

[jekquenkinkas]

I see bitcoin / cryptocurrency in the future will adjust to the regulations in each country.
nothing is impossible, every country needs technical support to accelerate the progress of the country.
and now many altcoins that function as supporters of daily activities are not just digital assets.

[alfs75]

Many government are seeing Bitcoin or cryptocurrency as a threat to their financial system and they think it should be regulated to solve the problem. Do you think they can regulate Bitcoin ?

Actualy,yes they can if they are willing but they cannot implemented totally the whole worlds because there are country thats far away from this kinds of technology,otherwise those country have this kinds of bussiness called cryptocurrency they can do it,and implemented a law to make its being regulated,so that everything would in proper disposition and those doubt thats its one create a threat to financial system would been  cleared to there minds especialy of there thoughts thats its can be used in some illegal activities.

[itzura]

As long as the system can be fixed by people (genius) and become a centralized system, it is likely that the government can regulate it.

[Flowerbiuq]

Moderate regulation is good for Bitcoin, I don't think it will affect the development of Bitcoin, which can eliminate a lot of irregularities.

[pangitkaayo]

I think they won't regulate bitcoin instead they will use as a source of income like paying taxes. If the goverment will gain income from bitcoin too by giving them taxes then they will not regulate it like it can affect the economy.

[MalcolmBee]

Bitcoin, helping it attract more than 9 million customers who store at least $3 billion in crypto­currency there, and who have traded $25 billion to date on its retail brokerage as well so with all this I don't think bitcoin can go relegation!

[yitzjoe]

even though the world government to make crypto regulations complex is impossible. but if some large countries implement the regulation of incoming and outgoing transactions of crypto against the country it is still possible and usually it is related to taxes and forms of investment supervision carried out by the community

[BennyK]

Bitcoin is facing a lot of regulations in some countries which do not understand its actual concept. The government of those countries only impose regulations on it to serve as a check to terrorism funding and money laundering. However, countries like South Korea, Germany, Philippines are liberal about Bitcoin.

[Fafabol]

it will regulate the use of bitcoin if the government is adopt these crypto currency and the others.Regulate means controlled,so the government may controlled the use and the flow of cryptocurrencies in any transactions which may caused the suffient number of bitcoins and other altcoins in the crypto industry.It may also have some restrictions that govern the flow and making of other alternative coins in the market share.

[Bannednehlahmos]

I think all there must be regulations that must be in the run

[CatchSomeAirdrops1]

it seems that it will not happen because if there is a regulation about bitcoin circulation and bitcoin use then bitcoin has failed to make the mission from the creation of bitcoin, bitcoin should never be controlled by anyone even government.

[Dbzcoin]

They should regulate Bitcoin to prevent money laundering. Decentralized doesn't always mean ignoring safety because of its anonymous system. Honestly, I don't think Bitcoin should be treated as a threat because its influence to financial system is not really that strong and worrying. Centralized financial system is too big to fight. Instead of thinking Bitcoin as a threat, why don't we offer its blockchain technology for them to adapt? I believe products generated by traditional financial system and blockchain combined can make a better financial world efficient, easier, and even cheaper blockchain rules 2025 world adoption.

[Karie_Legend]

No one can be sure it will happen with the government with Bitcoin and we should think about the best things that will happen in the future.

[ansarose1]

I think yes, it will go under regulation when peiple using bitcoins online has very much money to transfer into their wallet, and when they will get their money, a much money withdrawn is placed under rgulation of the government and you will be questioned that where is the money came from.

[Bakery cream15]

In order for the cryptocurrencies to succeed they need to be regulated. Governments will see the benefits of aml bitcoin and it will be part of the economies.

[FedorIzmailov]

now probably not, but in time it seems to me that the government will be able to regulate it if bitcoin becomes the world currency

[Masatos]

I hope that this will never happen and bitcoin will follow the path of its creator to the end

[nororiek]

They should regulate Bitcoin to prevent money laundering. Decentralized doesn't always mean ignoring safety because of its anonymous system. Honestly, I don't think Bitcoin should be treated as a threat because its influence to financial system is not really that strong and worrying.The government will impose tax and rules for a transaction made within fiat and cryptocurrency, also may be within cryptocurrencies. Not all countries may perform this task, but there are few countries that are already undergoing this process.

[bucketthechange]

Many government are seeing Bitcoin or cryptocurrency as a threat to their financial system and they think it should be regulated to solve the problem. Do you think they can regulate Bitcoin ?

The irony about regulation is that it forces more innovative forms of technology that fly in the face of regulation. Regulation moves those predisposed to working solutions outside of regulation.

[SistaFista]

Many government are seeing Bitcoin or cryptocurrency as a threat to their financial system and they think it should be regulated to solve the problem. Do you think they can regulate Bitcoin ?

The government may regulate cryptocurrency to allowing their peoples using bitcoin legally. But they won't be able to fully regulate it.
And i think bitcoin is not a threat for their financial system. They actually can adopt cryptocurrency to their existing financial system.