Topic: Crypto Regulation Must Be International - page 2. (Read 388 times)
I hope there is no global regulations, because this will be bad for crypto world. One by one countries will regulated it, but I hope every country will do it for itself.
I don't see a global standardize regulation to happen. The country specific regulations are aimed to save the residents of the country.
Therefore If scams are prevalent in the cryptoworld, then I would expect many countries to start looking into regulating.!!!
I do not see any global standard rules to set about cryptocurrency. so I think it should be prepared to be able to regulate the circulation of cryptocurrency in each country so that every country does not become a pros and cons with the existence of cryptocurrency. making it easier for someone to own or invest in cryptocurrency.Therefore If scams are prevalent in the cryptoworld, then I would expect many countries to start looking into regulating.!!!
I don't see a global standardize regulation to happen. The country specific regulations are aimed to save the residents of the country.
Therefore If scams are prevalent in the cryptoworld, then I would expect many countries to start looking into regulating.!!!
I do not see any global standard rules to set about cryptocurrency. so I think it should be prepared to be able to regulate the circulation of cryptocurrency in each country so that every country does not become a pros and cons with the existence of cryptocurrency. making it easier for someone to own or invest in cryptocurrency.Therefore If scams are prevalent in the cryptoworld, then I would expect many countries to start looking into regulating.!!!
every country has regulation Japan Legalize crypto while China Ban. This contradictiv? is it possible International regulation for cryptos?
Joachim Wuermeling, a member of the board of Germany's Bundesbank, has suggested that any attempt to regulate cryptocurrencies would require international cooperation. Speaking at an event in Frankfurt on Jan. 15, the director told listeners:
"Effective regulation of virtual currencies would therefore only be achievable through the greatest possible international cooperation, because the regulatory power of nation states is obviously limited.”
Joachim Wuermeling, a member of the board of Germany's Bundesbank, has suggested that any attempt to regulate cryptocurrencies would require international cooperation. Speaking at an event in Frankfurt on Jan. 15, the director told listeners:
"Effective regulation of virtual currencies would therefore only be achievable through the greatest possible international cooperation, because the regulatory power of nation states is obviously limited.”
I have the point. I agree with this international legalize because it can make the standart of legalizing is higher than just national.
This can be benefit for crypto if we can realize the legalize of bitcoin and crypto specially new ico prject in international standart.
It will never happen. They are talking rainbows, like every dirty politician. This guy is prob running his own BTC miners behind the scenes, and accumulated enough currencies that he feels comfortable to regulate it. (Conspiracy/joke)
I don't know the word for this, but it happens all the time in crypto.
I don't know the word for this, but it happens all the time in crypto.
thats right, they talk their dreamwishes, into the publicity,
the financial system is broken basically because the last generation hired a bunch of gay banksters into their ranks, these on the one hand are nice people because they are politically correct, and try to create equality and justice it is however not very motivating to talk with them, so crypto became logical
and secondly they arent goint to be able to solve the problem of the current states.
PS:
no joachim wurmerling is not running any bitcoinminers behind the scenes,
you dont know the german bankers. they arent like the banksters in the USA, they are some form of gay burocrazists
It doesn't make sense to have a "universal crypto regulation". Each government has its own Central Banks or governing body regarding regulations. Japan has its own body, So does South Korea. And they are very different. We can't really force one government to comply.
They have been on the offensive since bitcoin is gaining popularity. They are being threaten by it. I'm sure that they have their hands lobbying governments, specially coming from EU countries. They are putting pressure, it was even mentioned that they Germany and France if I'm not mistaken is leading a discussion about it on G20 summit meeting.
I do not think that rigid regulation is a good thing at all.
It seems that banks do not really like what is happening now and they will certainly somehow lobby their interests. I'm really looking forward to the day when people will just be allowed to do what they like and stop poking their nose into other people's business.
It seems that banks do not really like what is happening now and they will certainly somehow lobby their interests. I'm really looking forward to the day when people will just be allowed to do what they like and stop poking their nose into other people's business.
They have been on the offensive since bitcoin is gaining popularity. They are being threaten by it. I'm sure that they have their hands lobbying governments, specially coming from EU countries. They are putting pressure, it was even mentioned that they Germany and France if I'm not mistaken is leading a discussion about it on G20 summit meeting.
I do not think that rigid regulation is a good thing at all.
It seems that banks do not really like what is happening now and they will certainly somehow lobby their interests. I'm really looking forward to the day when people will just be allowed to do what they like and stop poking their nose into other people's business.
It seems that banks do not really like what is happening now and they will certainly somehow lobby their interests. I'm really looking forward to the day when people will just be allowed to do what they like and stop poking their nose into other people's business.
I believe we are a long way from any regulating of crypto and if it does come, will it change much? I don't think so.
Interested to see how Polymath will deal with these as a securities issuing platform. Very interesting project to look into. https://polymath.network/
The whole world is confusing right now. Governments should implement laws regarding regulation about crypto maybe some will link to a centralize market but they will ban decentralized market just like Russia they are adopting CRYPTOS! Blockchain is very fast as internet, Long live to all Cryptos!
Internal regulation is really a big issue as far as I know there are certain countries who really not in good terms because of different beliefs in running an economy and making them follow one rule is something that would bring a lot of issue, with this possibilities of having only one regulation for cryptos around the world is quite imposible to happen I think.
at first i really thought this regulation might be an issue but now i think it might be a good thing after all my with this way crypto can go main stream and i think it would gain much traction.
Seems like mixing oil and water. Lawmakers worldwide are investigating possible ways to regulate bitcoin. The problem is government officials do not understand cryptocurrency, and it poses many challenges to the way things traditionally work.
I don't see a global standardize regulation to happen. The country specific regulations are aimed to save the residents of the country.
Therefore If scams are prevalent in the cryptoworld, then I would expect many countries to start looking into regulating.!!!
I do not see any global standard rules to set about cryptocurrency. so I think it should be prepared to be able to regulate the circulation of cryptocurrency in each country so that every country does not become a pros and cons with the existence of cryptocurrency. making it easier for someone to own or invest in cryptocurrency.Therefore If scams are prevalent in the cryptoworld, then I would expect many countries to start looking into regulating.!!!
That is why it is not possible for the whole world economy to ban bitcoin because of the cooperation which is not possible to achieve . Some counties may be patronizing cryptocurrencies.
every country has regulation Japan Legalize crypto while China Ban. This contradictiv? is it possible International regulation for cryptos?
Joachim Wuermeling, a member of the board of Germany's Bundesbank, has suggested that any attempt to regulate cryptocurrencies would require international cooperation. Speaking at an event in Frankfurt on Jan. 15, the director told listeners:
"Effective regulation of virtual currencies would therefore only be achievable through the greatest possible international cooperation, because the regulatory power of nation states is obviously limited.”
The blockchain and cryptocurrencies will not leave already anywhere, and banks with the governments are concerned. With that boost which was received by the arising markets of cryptocurrencies in the last several months digital assets, such as bitcoin of Ethereum, Litecoin and Ripple now know in each house. However regulation of cryptoassets at all not necessarily means the ban if to exercise in it judgment. Joachim Wuermeling, a member of the board of Germany's Bundesbank, has suggested that any attempt to regulate cryptocurrencies would require international cooperation. Speaking at an event in Frankfurt on Jan. 15, the director told listeners:
"Effective regulation of virtual currencies would therefore only be achievable through the greatest possible international cooperation, because the regulatory power of nation states is obviously limited.”
every country has regulation Japan Legalize crypto while China Ban. This contradictiv? is it possible International regulation for cryptos?
Joachim Wuermeling, a member of the board of Germany's Bundesbank, has suggested that any attempt to regulate cryptocurrencies would require international cooperation. Speaking at an event in Frankfurt on Jan. 15, the director told listeners:
"Effective regulation of virtual currencies would therefore only be achievable through the greatest possible international cooperation, because the regulatory power of nation states is obviously limited.”
Joachim Wuermeling, a member of the board of Germany's Bundesbank, has suggested that any attempt to regulate cryptocurrencies would require international cooperation. Speaking at an event in Frankfurt on Jan. 15, the director told listeners:
"Effective regulation of virtual currencies would therefore only be achievable through the greatest possible international cooperation, because the regulatory power of nation states is obviously limited.”
The nations that are going to ban crypto will only lose off of it. You basically lock the door to the future of money, to the future of how our world works.
I don't see a global standardize regulation to happen. The country specific regulations are aimed to save the residents of the country.
Therefore If scams are prevalent in the cryptoworld, then I would expect many countries to start looking into regulating.!!!
I do not see any global standard rules to set about cryptocurrency. so I think it should be prepared to be able to regulate the circulation of cryptocurrency in each country so that every country does not become a pros and cons with the existence of cryptocurrency. making it easier for someone to own or invest in cryptocurrency. Therefore If scams are prevalent in the cryptoworld, then I would expect many countries to start looking into regulating.!!!
I don't see a global standardize regulation to happen. The country specific regulations are aimed to save the residents of the country.
Therefore If scams are prevalent in the cryptoworld, then I would expect many countries to start looking into regulating.!!!
Therefore If scams are prevalent in the cryptoworld, then I would expect many countries to start looking into regulating.!!!
Regulation internationally is possile if all country legalize bitcoin or cryptos. with the word " legal" rules can be made by gathering countries in an economic forum. The key is "legal". How strict is the rule it is not problem, the problem is that cryptos shoud be legalized
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