I am sensing that soon we can see the US government seriously looking at cryptocurrency with Bitcoin at the top for the purpose of regulating it. Personally, I am not against regulation if the main purpose is to make the field more fairer and to weed out corrupt and scammers within the industry (which is already happening right now) but it should not be aimed to kill or maimed what is being regulated. I am expecting that any move by the government has to be in consultation with the industry affected and they should not based anything on the media and those people who are anti-Bitcoin from the very beginning. The regulation of something should be done in an open environment with no vested interest making a stake above that of the whole industry like cryptocurrency. Under this kind of atmosphere, we should welcome a good-intention move for a clearer and broader regulatory framework for Bitcoin.
Do you think that Americans will legalize bitcoin? I don't believe it. America has become the number one country in the world only due to the fact that he imposed the world its model of the financial system and the use of the dollar. Bitcoin destroys this model. I am sure that the Americans will fight against bitcoin. No matter what politicians say. It is important that they do.That is correct, however the USA is one of the handful of countries where bitcoin is considerably widespread and people invest in it heavily. Which means money is being taken off the grid. If you as a government want to outlaw bitcoin and cryptocurrencies in general, you are missing out on all of that sweet sweet tax that you could make off of them. Legalizing does not necessarily mean the dollar will take a backseat to bitcoin (which will never happen anyway), they will merely regulate it so that they can tax it.
