Hello, would love to get your opinion on this topic. Do you think there would be more regulations regarding cryptocurrency by the Government? Both now and the future? Let’s say bitcoin price rises to $100,000 per bitcoin, Do you think the government would actually let it be and function on its own without constant regulations? Well, personally I think we would see more regulations from the government down the line to a 1 Trillion Dollars total market cap and above. But I’m positive such regulations won’t hamper on the further growth and advancement of cryptocurrency. So tell me, what do you think?

We will see more regulations no matter the Bitcoin and no matter its market. It's already taking place slowly. It's up to us to accept it or reject it and raise our voice. Making a currency has no use if in the end it is regulated. Basically, Bitcoin was created to get back some privacy and to be free from governments and banks

I think moderate supervision is necessary and there are some norms that can promote the development of the community. But those media should not exaggerate the negative news of encryption.

Id the government implemented rules and regulations, they need to be sure that it is not just for there interest but also for the welfare of the users of bitcoin, and other coins or the crypto itself. Putting taxes will do but if they implemented something that concerns with the identity of users well it will definitely undergo in a debate. The regulations must only concern with the security the users will have.

I think regulations are good for Crypto and Bitcoin if they ar einclusive of crypto as an asset class. We need a good infrastructure and framework around Bitcoin so that the bigger entities like pension funds, hedge funds and Indeces can start utilizing this asset class for the benefit of their very wealthy clients. These peeps kind of hodl long term and it's what we need in crypto, not just pump n dump groups and whales constantly manipulating the prices.

In my opinion the only thing that the government has a right to regulate in crypto is to secure its people to scammers.The government can take actions on it especially when it comes to illegal activities.Then also the government can also implement tax collections because even if its decentralized we are still had a responsiblity as a citizen to pay back not that much as what you think but to pay in return for helping even just a little for contributing to our economy.

since there aren't that many regulations regarding bitcoin now I would say yes there will be a lot more regulations in the future because this is currently a raw market with no regulations and it needs them. so as the market grows and more people get involved and more importantly as the popularity of bitcoin grows and more businesses and merchants start accepting it as payment, the government has to put some regulation guidelines for them to follow in order to keep everything in line.
that has already happened in some countries like Japan though. and the rest will eventually follow.

the only thing you need to keep in mind is that you should not confuse regulations with restrictions. the regulations can be both but it doesn't have to be either. for example the Japanese regulations of bitcoin led to a huge rally and a lot of adoption in their country. regulations can also be restrictive and bad and prevent the growth.

will we see more regulations for bitcoin? yes
will they prevent the growth? maybe not, maybe they do. it depends on which country sets what.

yes. indeed, the more rules and regulations the more the safer btc will be. btc need to be more strict for the new investors.

For a country that has already received and regulated bitcoin well at the present moment may have an effect. They will raise taxes to all users of cryptocurrency in their country. But I am a little confused given the volatile bitcoin prices so the rules they make will always change.

And for countries that are still neutral and banning bitcoin they will be indifferent to bitcoin price changes. But there is little possibility for a neutral government to use bitcoin, I guess they would be interested in receiving bitcoin and deduct tax on each withdraw made by bitcoin users.