This is concerning lalo na't kasagsagan ng issue tungkol sa irregularities sa anti-terrorism law. Perhaps they are trying to make a case against cryptocurrencies and use it as a validation of their claims na terrorists are out and about dito sa atin. This might even lead to unjust arrests without sufficient proof sa mga prominent crypto users sa bansa sakaling mapatupad man yung anti-terrorism bill na yan.
When it comes to the Anti-terrorism bill gumawa ako ng thread tungkol dito at malinaw naman yung main point nila is to catch suspected terrorist sa ating bansa. Although ginawa kong topic sa thread ko is about the power of the authorities to freeze funds including our crypto assets malinaw naman na kailangan pa nilang dumaan sa court bago nila magawa ito, freezing of assets isn't an instant thing na kapangyarihan nila, di nila basta basta i-freeze ang crypto mo without yung evidence na involvement mo sa isang terrorist group.
It's not new for crypto to be tagged and related sa mga terorista, pero with the current state of affairs sa bansa natin, it makes you really think kung isa 'to sa ploy to justify their case against terrorists or talagang natural na research lang.
When it comes to the potential of banning crypto use in our country sa tingin ko huli na lahat para dito or at least malabo na ito mangyari? Remember that aside from Coins.ph at Rebit meron na din tayong ibang ibang crypto related companies like Abra and PDAX and several other crypto exchanges na tumatakbo sa bansa bukod dun malaking pera na na-commit ng gobyerno sa CEZA project as well as foreign investments na may mga commitments as well as kontrata na sa economic zone na ito. Yung commitments ng gobyerno natin to boost our economy with the crypto industry alone is enough proof that anti-crypto laws would be highly unlikely to happen in our country, because basically if gumawa sila ng batas about this one alam tinatapon nila mismo yung proyekto nila.
