Specially in our country where almost all of the government officials are corrupt from the lowest position to the highest position. 
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Bitcoin and other crypto currencies are real risk to government specially those corrupt government because bitcoin and other alt coin don't have taxes to pay to those hungry government sharks. Specially in our country where almost all of the government officials are corrupt from the lowest position to the highest position.
Specially in our country where almost all of the government officials are corrupt from the lowest position to the highest position. 
Vladimir Putin: Cryptocurrency Poses 'Serious Risks'
let's see who huts the most putin or jp morgan....
https://www.coindesk.com/vladimir-putin-cryptocurrency-poses-serious-risks/
I think it is some kind of tricks.let's see who huts the most putin or jp morgan....
https://www.coindesk.com/vladimir-putin-cryptocurrency-poses-serious-risks/
When bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies price increase massively they come with a negative news to stop the price from increasing.
It might be whale game also.
But it is a opportunity to get everything very cheap.
Remember nobody can stop bitcoin.
Such laws cast Russia back several decades ago. The world changed and changed every year in a geometric progression. What Russia is doing shows that it is not yet ready to enter a new era and, thus, will lag behind such developed countries as the US and Japan.
Any country not willing to adopt a superior new technology is going to lag behind, look at China, their citizens want to adopt bitcoin but the government does not want this, if the government wins they are going to be left behind and other countries are going to reap the benefits and the investments that bitcoin is going to bring, Japan a neighbor country of China has decided to go in the opposite direction and legalize bitcoin and we will see the benefits of that decision in the next decade.I can't wait to see what impact Blockchains will have on economies.
Japanese work hours are the number one reason why I decided not to move there, even though I love the country for its natural diversity and food.
Working all day and having very short vacations is completely off-putting for me though.
But at the very least it'll make a great place for holidays if they start accepting cryptos all over the place, so I'm looking forward to that.
Such laws cast Russia back several decades ago. The world changed and changed every year in a geometric progression. What Russia is doing shows that it is not yet ready to enter a new era and, thus, will lag behind such developed countries as the US and Japan.
Any country not willing to adopt a superior new technology is going to lag behind, look at China, their citizens want to adopt bitcoin but the government does not want this, if the government wins they are going to be left behind and other countries are going to reap the benefits and the investments that bitcoin is going to bring, Japan a neighbor country of China has decided to go in the opposite direction and legalize bitcoin and we will see the benefits of that decision in the next decade.I can't wait to see what impact Blockchains will have on economies.
Japanese work hours are the number one reason why I decided not to move there, even though I love the country for its natural diversity and food.
Working all day and having very short vacations is completely off-putting for me though.
But at the very least it'll make a great place for holidays if they start accepting cryptos all over the place, so I'm looking forward to that.
Such laws cast Russia back several decades ago. The world changed and changed every year in a geometric progression. What Russia is doing shows that it is not yet ready to enter a new era and, thus, will lag behind such developed countries as the US and Japan.
Any country not willing to adopt a superior new technology is going to lag behind, look at China, their citizens want to adopt bitcoin but the government does not want this, if the government wins they are going to be left behind and other countries are going to reap the benefits and the investments that bitcoin is going to bring, Japan a neighbor country of China has decided to go in the opposite direction and legalize bitcoin and we will see the benefits of that decision in the next decade.I can't wait to see what impact Blockchains will have on economies.
Japanese work hours are the number one reason why I decided not to move there, even though I love the country for its natural diversity and food.
Working all day and having very short vacations is completely off-putting for me though.
But at the very least it'll make a great place for holidays if they start accepting cryptos all over the place, so I'm looking forward to that.
The view from JP Morgan is entirely different,Putin acknowledges that crypto currency are popular and have become a full fledged payment instrument and an investment asset like every other country he is more worried about how to tackle money laundering and other illegal activities and he might be implementing regulations to exchanges and how an ICO is to be run to avoid fraudulent activities.
Such laws cast Russia back several decades ago. The world changed and changed every year in a geometric progression. What Russia is doing shows that it is not yet ready to enter a new era and, thus, will lag behind such developed countries as the US and Japan.
Any country not willing to adopt a superior new technology is going to lag behind, look at China, their citizens want to adopt bitcoin but the government does not want this, if the government wins they are going to be left behind and other countries are going to reap the benefits and the investments that bitcoin is going to bring, Japan a neighbor country of China has decided to go in the opposite direction and legalize bitcoin and we will see the benefits of that decision in the next decade.I can't wait to see what impact Blockchains will have on economies.
To be fair. He's just stating that cryptos bring some risks with them. That's not an attack, it's the objective truth. A lot of people have lost access to their private keys, have gotten hacked, fell victim to phishing attacks, fell victim to marketing scams, fell victim to outright scams, or just simply traded like a gambler plays roulette.
Money laundering and tax evasion of global scales could also easily result in massive chaos if it just happens with absolutely no oversight.
But whatever his true intentions are, this is just a sign that we are on the verge of mainstream adoption.
Money laundering and tax evasion of global scales could also easily result in massive chaos if it just happens with absolutely no oversight.
But whatever his true intentions are, this is just a sign that we are on the verge of mainstream adoption.
Yes that's correct most likely some of them did not even read the article just check the headline and assume that Putin is attacking cryptocurrency. Putin concerns are legitimate. As a state most likely they want to avoid money laundering and tax evasion. We know that cyrpto currency are being used by the black market for their own gain.
But yes, you are exactly right. A sensible government would want to avoid tax evasion and laundering.
Eventually they will have to protect the stupid and greedy people from themselves too, because they will start complaining about "scams" instead of being careful in a risky environment. It's like jumping down a cliff and then complaining about it... people are really weird.
To be fair. He's just stating that cryptos bring some risks with them. That's not an attack, it's the objective truth. A lot of people have lost access to their private keys, have gotten hacked, fell victim to phishing attacks, fell victim to marketing scams, fell victim to outright scams, or just simply traded like a gambler plays roulette.
Money laundering and tax evasion of global scales could also easily result in massive chaos if it just happens with absolutely no oversight.
But whatever his true intentions are, this is just a sign that we are on the verge of mainstream adoption.
Money laundering and tax evasion of global scales could also easily result in massive chaos if it just happens with absolutely no oversight.
But whatever his true intentions are, this is just a sign that we are on the verge of mainstream adoption.
Yes that's correct most likely some of them did not even read the article just check the headline and assume that Putin is attacking cryptocurrency. Putin concerns are legitimate. As a state most likely they want to avoid money laundering and tax evasion. We know that cyrpto currency are being used by the black market for their own gain.
But yes, you are exactly right. A sensible government would want to avoid tax evasion and laundering.
Eventually they will have to protect the stupid and greedy people from themselves too, because they will start complaining about "scams" instead of being careful in a risky environment. It's like jumping down a cliff and then complaining about it... people are really weird.
well russia doesnt matter I dont care
To be fair. He's just stating that cryptos bring some risks with them. That's not an attack, it's the objective truth. A lot of people have lost access to their private keys, have gotten hacked, fell victim to phishing attacks, fell victim to marketing scams, fell victim to outright scams, or just simply traded like a gambler plays roulette.
Money laundering and tax evasion of global scales could also easily result in massive chaos if it just happens with absolutely no oversight.
But whatever his true intentions are, this is just a sign that we are on the verge of mainstream adoption.
Money laundering and tax evasion of global scales could also easily result in massive chaos if it just happens with absolutely no oversight.
But whatever his true intentions are, this is just a sign that we are on the verge of mainstream adoption.
Yes that's correct most likely some of them did not even read the article just check the headline and assume that Putin is attacking cryptocurrency. Putin concerns are legitimate. As a state most likely they want to avoid money laundering and tax evasion. We know that cyrpto currency are being used by the black market for their own gain.
But yes, you are exactly right. A sensible government would want to avoid tax evasion and laundering.
Eventually they will have to protect the stupid and greedy people from themselves too, because they will start complaining about "scams" instead of being careful in a risky environment. It's like jumping down a cliff and then complaining about it... people are really weird.
Its something they cannot control, so that's the point of their bashing crypto. I just hope that in 10 years we Will be completely decentralized and creation of money as we know now for fiat Will cease to exist.
So anyone care to tell me how serialized mass produced pieces of art on clothe, paper, or plastic is ever supposed to be worth anything. Seems strange for the elitist to poopoo crypto, while at the same time betting on traditional currencies that can be readily [and illegally] copied.
Nobody really takes notice of such dramas now. Jamie and Vladimir can say whatever they like to like investors are going to care. I have seen people showing more trust in bitcoin as well as altcoins than before. I think finally everyone has started to realize that the future of money is digital currencies and now the way to become rich is by doing simple saving in crypto coins.
So anyone care to tell me how serialized mass produced pieces of art on clothe, paper, or plastic is ever supposed to be worth anything. Seems strange for the elitist to poopoo crypto, while at the same time betting on traditional currencies that can be readily [and illegally] copied.
Yes after attacking (trying to) the integrate and value of Bitcoin, Putin and the Russian government are creating new laws to be able to taxate miners. The mining paradise in Russia has it days counted. A new decreet was released, that miners need to reveal there mining profit earnings, in there annual income. Also new technics of miners detection, in be inforced on, for example, tracing high level of energy consumption.
Source on your claims?Putin was very explicit about not introducing unnecessarily harsh regulations for cryptos so as to not stunt technological progress.
Yes after attacking (trying to) the integrate and value of Bitcoin, Putin and the Russian government are creating new laws to be able to taxate miners. The mining paradise in Russia has it days counted. A new decreet was released, that miners need to reveal there mining profit earnings, in there annual income. Also new technics of miners detection, in be inforced on, for example, tracing high level of energy consumption.
Source on your claims?Putin was very explicit about not introducing unnecessarily harsh regulations for cryptos so as to not stunt technological progress.
Yes after attacking (trying to) the integrate and value of Bitcoin, Putin and the Russian government are creating new laws to be able to taxate miners. The mining paradise in Russia has it days counted. A new decreet was released, that miners need to reveal there mining profit earnings, in there annual income. Also new technics of miners detection, in be inforced on, for example, tracing high level of energy consumption.
Such laws cast Russia back several decades ago. The world changed and changed every year in a geometric progression. What Russia is doing shows that it is not yet ready to enter a new era and, thus, will lag behind such developed countries as the US and Japan.
Any country not willing to adopt a superior new technology is going to lag behind, look at China, their citizens want to adopt bitcoin but the government does not want this, if the government wins they are going to be left behind and other countries are going to reap the benefits and the investments that bitcoin is going to bring, Japan a neighbor country of China has decided to go in the opposite direction and legalize bitcoin and we will see the benefits of that decision in the next decade.I can't wait to see what impact Blockchains will have on economies.
Such laws cast Russia back several decades ago. The world changed and changed every year in a geometric progression. What Russia is doing shows that it is not yet ready to enter a new era and, thus, will lag behind such developed countries as the US and Japan.
Any country not willing to adopt a superior new technology is going to lag behind, look at China, their citizens want to adopt bitcoin but the government does not want this, if the government wins they are going to be left behind and other countries are going to reap the benefits and the investments that bitcoin is going to bring, Japan a neighbor country of China has decided to go in the opposite direction and legalize bitcoin and we will see the benefits of that decision in the next decade. Bitcoin is fairly easy to monitor for government entities and they are actively doing it.
True, but it can be used in the way that's completely untraceable and it's actually not that hard to do so, especially if you have the opportunity to utilize some of the anonymous methods of converting fiat to crypto and vice versa (such as anonymous ATMs).
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