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September 13, 2019, 12:05:03 PM
#11
Since the last dot.com bubble many people stop trusting the government and bitcoin was born which offers decentralization, i think this is a big difference from dot.com because if you ask me what dot com bubble was i'd say is simply a rising asset that no one have no position in, but now that we are all hoping for regulations which ultimately will involve the government isn't it a big mistake?
Share your thoughts ....
Consider crypto is very familiar with its decentralized and it's a big mistake hoping for the involve of the government. Crypto is very similar like dotcom bubble. Remember about the government is a centralized entity that wanna take over anything that they are not interesting to see that. Crypto will be centralized if the government will be involved through its regulation
I think governments can not have full access to all available projects especially decentralized coins and privacy coins, only centralized coins or exchanges will be affected, projects like ripple was built with centralized in making so it will be very easy for government to take over such projects
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Leading Crypto Sports Betting & Casino Platform
September 13, 2019, 11:21:34 AM
#10
Since the last dot.com bubble many people stop trusting the government and bitcoin was born which offers decentralization, i think this is a big difference from dot.com because if you ask me what dot com bubble was i'd say is simply a rising asset that no one have no position in, but now that we are all hoping for regulations which ultimately will involve the government isn't it a big mistake?
Share your thoughts ....
Consider crypto is very familiar with its decentralized and it's a big mistake hoping for the involve of the government. Crypto is very similar like dotcom bubble. Remember about the government is a centralized entity that wanna take over anything that they are not interesting to see that. Crypto will be centralized if the government will be involved through its regulation
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https://goldeth.io/
September 13, 2019, 09:31:26 AM
#9
Belief me I actually don't want government involvement in crypto at all but there is no way governent won't interfere because of lack of regulations plaguing crypto, because of the FREEEDOM given to us by the power of blockchain many bad people are using the technology to hurt others, the solution is regulation whether you like it or not

I am thinking same like you. Government shouldn't involve in cryptocurrencies world. Gov's wants to control everything. It is in its nature. They have to know everything, control and regulate it. Let the people learn what is cryptocurrencies, how can we use it, is it safe or not... Then we won't need any crypto regulation already.

I agree with you, it's about crypto not about the government. if we involve the government to adopt the crypto market it's impossible, not to mention the pros and cons of the general public who don't know anything about the crypto industry, but I believe that blockchain technology will develop much better in the future.
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September 13, 2019, 09:17:46 AM
#8
At least dot coms have real usecase and user base. Crypto still dont have widht range of merchants and users. Specualtion is still main use case. Thats the main problem
jr. member
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September 13, 2019, 09:17:20 AM
#7
it is not a big mistake, because basically the price of cryptoqurrency is very volatile so that the rise and fall of coin prices on the market is reasonable. Regarding the regulation, it only depends on how the government sends a message to the public that the adoption of crypto is really needed for further crypto development. thus the market can bounce back from this difficult time.
newbie
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September 13, 2019, 09:12:16 AM
#6
I think the bitcoin will remain the king of this market beside ETH and very few altcoins, and many altcoins will become did in near future.
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September 13, 2019, 07:44:27 AM
#5
I think dot.com bubble is very similar to many altcoins that are currently in this market. at its core, it is one and the same and that is why we must clearly understand what projects we should invest our money
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September 13, 2019, 07:39:27 AM
#4
Belief me I actually don't want government involvement in crypto at all but there is no way governent won't interfere because of lack of regulations plaguing crypto, because of the FREEEDOM given to us by the power of blockchain many bad people are using the technology to hurt others, the solution is regulation whether you like it or not

I am thinking same like you. Government shouldn't involve in cryptocurrencies world. Gov's wants to control everything. It is in its nature. They have to know everything, control and regulate it. Let the people learn what is cryptocurrencies, how can we use it, is it safe or not... Then we won't need any crypto regulation already.
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September 13, 2019, 07:36:00 AM
#3
Belief me I actually don't want government involvement in crypto at all but there is no way governent won't interfere because of lack of regulations plaguing crypto, because of the FREEEDOM given to us by the power of blockchain many bad people are using the technology to hurt others, the solution is regulation whether you like it or not
sr. member
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September 13, 2019, 07:27:20 AM
#2
I think that any cryptocurrency associated with the government is just digital money. Cryptocurrency is more than just the ability to pay without using fiat money for me. Cryptocurrency is freedom from the control of banks and the government over my wallet.
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September 13, 2019, 04:10:25 AM
#1
Since the last dot.com bubble many people stop trusting the government and bitcoin was born which offers decentralization, i think this is a big difference from dot.com because if you ask me what dot com bubble was i'd say is simply a rising asset that no one have no position in, but now that we are all hoping for regulations which ultimately will involve the government isn't it a big mistake?
Share your thoughts ....
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