a stock market that has tripled
as if stock markets ever were faithful indicators of the real economy's performance
cheap money drives bubbles, nothing new to see here, move on
Topic: Ben Lawsky doesn't seem that bad? (Read 1079 times)
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as if stock markets ever were faithful indicators of the real economy's performance
cheap money drives bubbles, nothing new to see here, move on
as if stock markets ever were faithful indicators of the real economy's performance
cheap money drives bubbles, nothing new to see here, move on
Hitler probably 'didn't seem that bad' at first . Bit extreme comparison I know, but a lot of people here seem to fear regulation though it is inevitable.
. Bit extreme comparison I know, but a lot of people here seem to fear regulation though it is inevitable. 
Him saying something does not equal the written law.
Obama said he would bring Hope and Change in his speeches. He brought socialism and debt.
He also brought the cheapest gas prices in a long time and a stock market that has tripled in the last 5 years.
Its all his fault.
I am sure when all of the taxes of future generations are going just to pay the interest on the debt they will be happy that gas prices went down for a while due to OPEC losing its stranglehold thanks to shale oil outputs and the dollar lost enough value to prop up the stock market.
"He seems to be okay to me."
Totally not the point at issue. The US government's overreach now pretty much
prevents Americans having an account in a foreign bank. These banks just do not
want the hassle of dealing with US.gov, just by way of an example.
If the regulation goes through as presently proposed, there is no way I would buy
or trade Bitcoin with any NYC company, and perhaps any US entity. You Americans
are crazy to even think this can be done.
Totally not the point at issue. The US government's overreach now pretty much
prevents Americans having an account in a foreign bank. These banks just do not
want the hassle of dealing with US.gov, just by way of an example.
If the regulation goes through as presently proposed, there is no way I would buy
or trade Bitcoin with any NYC company, and perhaps any US entity. You Americans
are crazy to even think this can be done.
I think the term "virtual currency" came into the popular parlance with the April 2013 FinCEN guidance and other agencies and the media picked up the terminology. I do recall hearing on a youtube video of the NYS Bitlicense hearings or reading somewhere where Lawsky did acknowledge that some in the continuity prefer the term "digital" as opposed to "virtual."
I think the industry as a whole is pushing to popularize the term "blockchain technology" to diminish the focus on bitcoin as a currency.
I think the industry as a whole is pushing to popularize the term "blockchain technology" to diminish the focus on bitcoin as a currency.
It seems that Ben Lawsky didn't read the bitcoin foundation comments because he still speaks about "virtual" currencies instead of "digital" currencies.
My bet is Ben Lawsky announces he's joined a virtual currency company in the new year.
Him saying something does not equal the written law.
Obama said he would bring Hope and Change in his speeches. He brought socialism and debt.
He also brought the cheapest gas prices in a long time and a stock market that has tripled in the last 5 years.
Its all his fault.
Some people on here completely troll on him but I listened to this Youtube video about him explaining the new regulations. He seems to be okay to me.
Of course I would want Bitcoin to be completely unregulated, but that just isn't realistic. We all know that the government is going to be monitoring and taxing this somehow. From his actions so far, it seems reasonable and it seems like he is trying to work with Bitcoin but also do his job.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dvlmN1wb9jY
Of course I would want Bitcoin to be completely unregulated, but that just isn't realistic. We all know that the government is going to be monitoring and taxing this somehow. From his actions so far, it seems reasonable and it seems like he is trying to work with Bitcoin but also do his job.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dvlmN1wb9jY
He really doesn't seem that bad. Educated as well. He wants to get the Banks involved in this. This is going to be a long time away though.
I hear the chains he plans on placing around our necks will be padded 
Quite considerate I must say.
Quite considerate I must say.
Some people on here completely troll on him but I listened to this Youtube video about him explaining the new regulations. He seems to be okay to me.
Of course I would want Bitcoin to be completely unregulated, but that just isn't realistic. We all know that the government is going to be monitoring and taxing this somehow. From his actions so far, it seems reasonable and it seems like he is trying to work with Bitcoin but also do his job.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dvlmN1wb9jY
Obama said he would bring Hope and Change in his speeches. He brought socialism and debt.Of course I would want Bitcoin to be completely unregulated, but that just isn't realistic. We all know that the government is going to be monitoring and taxing this somehow. From his actions so far, it seems reasonable and it seems like he is trying to work with Bitcoin but also do his job.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dvlmN1wb9jY
I don't have access to Fox News. Only CNN and BBC.
"This bill and the foregoing remarks of the majority remind me of an old Arabian proverb: 'If the camel once gets his nose in the tent, his body will soon follow.' If adopted, the legislation will mark the inception of aid, supervision, and ultimately control of education in this country by the federal authorities." -- Senator Barry Goldwater, 1958
I see no reason Bitcoin regulation would somehow be immune to a history of governmental violations on privacy, free use, and cryptographic sovereignty.
I see no reason Bitcoin regulation would somehow be immune to a history of governmental violations on privacy, free use, and cryptographic sovereignty.
Some people on here completely troll on him but I listened to this Youtube video about him explaining the new regulations. He seems to be okay to me.
Of course I would want Bitcoin to be completely unregulated, but that just isn't realistic. We all know that the government is going to be monitoring and taxing this somehow. From his actions so far, it seems reasonable and it seems like he is trying to work with Bitcoin but also do his job.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dvlmN1wb9jY
Obama said he would bring Hope and Change in his speeches. He brought socialism and debt.Of course I would want Bitcoin to be completely unregulated, but that just isn't realistic. We all know that the government is going to be monitoring and taxing this somehow. From his actions so far, it seems reasonable and it seems like he is trying to work with Bitcoin but also do his job.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dvlmN1wb9jY
The water doesn't seem to be that hot, says the frog.
Some people on here completely troll on him but I listened to this Youtube video about him explaining the new regulations. He seems to be okay to me.
Of course I would want Bitcoin to be completely unregulated, but that just isn't realistic. We all know that the government is going to be monitoring and taxing this somehow. From his actions so far, it seems reasonable and it seems like he is trying to work with Bitcoin but also do his job.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dvlmN1wb9jY
Of course I would want Bitcoin to be completely unregulated, but that just isn't realistic. We all know that the government is going to be monitoring and taxing this somehow. From his actions so far, it seems reasonable and it seems like he is trying to work with Bitcoin but also do his job.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dvlmN1wb9jY
Him saying something does not equal the written law.
Obama said he would bring Hope and Change in his speeches. He brought socialism and debt.
Some people on here completely troll on him but I listened to this Youtube video about him explaining the new regulations. He seems to be okay to me.
Of course I would want Bitcoin to be completely unregulated, but that just isn't realistic. We all know that the government is going to be monitoring and taxing this somehow. From his actions so far, it seems reasonable and it seems like he is trying to work with Bitcoin but also do his job.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dvlmN1wb9jY
Of course I would want Bitcoin to be completely unregulated, but that just isn't realistic. We all know that the government is going to be monitoring and taxing this somehow. From his actions so far, it seems reasonable and it seems like he is trying to work with Bitcoin but also do his job.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dvlmN1wb9jY
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