War against crypto began

[KIZILAGA]

that happens when you dont have fungibility...

https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/ho5ulw/tether_usdt_has_frozen_another_22_ethereum/

[doctor877]

This is the top news of the day. However, It dosent seem to be a war in any kind. Making investigation and freezing a certain amount shows a control can be excersied from a central body which is against what we stand for.

[KIZILAGA]

https://www.coindesk.com/crypto-enforcement-framework

[Arkann]

This is the top news of the day. However, It dosent seem to be a war in any kind. Making investigation and freezing a certain amount shows a control can be excersied from a central body which is against what we stand for.

One way or another, if we are citizens of a particular country, and also live in a certain country, we must obey all the laws that exist today. If law enforcement agencies have evidence that we are trying to avoid paying taxes with the help of cryptocurrencies, and also use cryptocurrencies for money laundering, then we will be punished according to the law, regardless of what views we hold and what we stand for.

[KIZILAGA]

Fire starter...

https://twitter.com/IMFNews/status/1431799965521625090

https://twitter.com/jp_koning/status/1431687942725058568

[Kavelj22]

Fire starter...

https://twitter.com/IMFNews/status/1431799965521625090

https://twitter.com/jp_koning/status/1431687942725058568

First link: It's about how a government may go with considering a crypto-asset as a national currency, which seems to be a very good idea that may help enlarge the crypto adoption worldwide. However, this is far to be true because of many reasons have been already mentioned in this article: https://blogs.imf.org/2021/07/26/cryptoassets-as-national-currency-a-step-too-far/
Anyway, i don't know how you consider this article as a fire starter against cryptocurrencies.

Second link: About how the Ontario Securities Commission won't let registered crypto-exchanges deal in Tether, and that users can't buy cryptocurrencies (other than BTC, ETH, LTC and BCH) for more than 30k$ per year.
I may agree with the restriction for Tether, simply because it's a centralized token that can be frozen by a centralized authority for whatever reason, but i don't see the reasons why to restrict in a 30k$ limit and why not excluding more other cryptocurrencies working with POW like others in the excluded list.

There is no war against crypto.

[BayAngelo]

i strongly support any censure on crypto as long as the wallet was used for a nefarious act. as long the wallet was used for criminal activities. such will go a long way. to build trust and support for crypto investors. everyone should be careful and but there is always the new people joining the crypto platform and they are susceptible to scams. such folks should be protected in all cost.