We cannot ignore the effect of governments on the cryptocurrencies price fall. But I think in the long term price will rise.
Now there are many investors hesitant to invest in bitcoin. Because they don't know how the rules will be. But after the rules are specified, there will be many new investors.
Topic: Is regulating Crypto killing the market? - page 3. (Read 792 times)
If anyone was thinking that people in power weren't ever going to attempt to try regulate the markets as best as that can; I think you don't understand the full scope of what Bitcoin and other crypto currencies are trying to change. The fact that fiat is the fundamental thing that has been used in the corrupt times as of recent, doesn't surprise me that governments are trying to hone down on exchanges and other markets that deal in crypto.
The regulation wave all over the world has been a key factor affecting cryptocurrency market. To some extent I think the move to regulate ICOs will eradicate scam ICOs in the crypto world. If the regulation movement materialize then we won't have ICOs that are not compliant any longer.
Yes, it does have an impact on why the market is falling. But today the market is turning green and hoping next month the market will be in much better condition.
it depends on what and how exactly is regulated. The best way is to make some rules for cryptoexchanges, to avoid big scams and to ensure some risks. Crypto may be used incognito, but exchanges - don't see anything bad if we know actual owners and if they make some fund for force majeure. From the other side, if the goverment tries to control every transaction - it will bring nothing positive, only more scam and fraud.
No matter how the government tried to regulate the crypto currency, they would not succeed. Maximum they can slow down the development of the crypto currency, no more
The government cannot stop the bulk demand of crypto currency even if they tried to regulate it. But maybe this platform will slow down in development in the market but will not vanished anymore. They were not totally succeed killing the market supply because crypto currency is now totally growing in popularity widely.
Of course regulators pursue this goal, because regulators are also people and they are afraid that crypto currencies will be able to turn people's minds around, it will still happen, maybe now, maybe later.
I haven't seen any regulation that can necessarily kill the market. But i think fear of even stricter regulation may be having its impacts.
Also according to what i know, a lot of countries have become a lot more serious regarding tax collection, which may have put off some people.
Also according to what i know, a lot of countries have become a lot more serious regarding tax collection, which may have put off some people.
I view the regulations as a means of strengthening cryptocurrency. In as much as it will not cause transaction fees to go up as well as certain stringent moves to stifle its growth, regulations will rather promote cryptocurrency growth. So far government action will curb fraud, regulations are welcome development.
According to the potential of the money volume in the crypto money world some powers want to finish the crypto exchange but the crypto money stock is not easily defeated because it is strong.
No matter how the government tried to regulate the crypto currency, they would not succeed. Maximum they can slow down the development of the crypto currency, no more
I think they have to control. Because a lot of scam on the market.I looked for a good ICO quiet one year.
No matter how the government tried to regulate the crypto currency, they would not succeed. Maximum they can slow down the development of the crypto currency, no more
We re seeing a lot of things about cryptocurrencies in our daily news. Many countries are trying to regulate it by imposing restrictions. Does that mean the good old days have gone? Huge pump after the arrival of a new coin? HODL to gain 1000% or so? All these things have gone? The market is very dull, we couldnt even see a solid jump these days. So, is this the start of the end of crypto? Post your ideas.
I think that everything depends on regulation. If it is minimal then I think that it is even better for the market and for its participants (especially small investors who can not influence the market). And if regulation is tough, then this is usually bad for the market and a possible serious fall may be a consequence of this.
We will see the real dilution of the market when crypto goes mainstream. Regulations are here, but more money will come to crypto. There are still investors that are waiting to see what will happen and many of them are not aware of crypto existence even today. More fresh money will extend the time of high gains.
I'm sure that the crypto market will exist for many more years. Government will not be able to control the crypto directly. Government adopt laws on the regulation of the crypto currency, but it is impossible to control crypto technically.
We re seeing a lot of things about cryptocurrencies in our daily news. Many countries are trying to regulate it by imposing restrictions. Does that mean the good old days have gone? Huge pump after the arrival of a new coin? HODL to gain 1000% or so? All these things have gone? The market is very dull, we couldnt even see a solid jump these days. So, is this the start of the end of crypto? Post your ideas.
recent crypto price movements have been influenced by the bad news about limiting the use of cryptocurrency in most countries, it is able to make many investors feel hesitant to invest in cryptocurrency because of the many countries that want to set certain restrictions on this digital currency.but the current market situation is not the end of everything, there will definitely be factors that can affect the market price again increased as before.
Most of us joined the crypto to earn fast and easy money, due to high volatility of the market and not just because the crypto market wasn't regulated. As for me I think that legalization even with taxes will attract more people to this market. A good example is South Korea, despite the regulation and high taxes people continue to trade and invest in crypto.
For me, it is a good thing for us to regulate cryptocurrencies because it is one way for us to be safe from frauds and scams. Many newbie and inexperienced investors feel that cryptocurrency regulation would mean a ban for us to use and invest, however, it is a total misunderstanding. To protect us from fraud and scams, cryptocurrency regulation is necessary and I am in favor of that. In the long run, it is going to be worth it.
totally agree that regulation is a necessary thing. People just tend to complain about every single change in the world without looking at the brighter side. Also, this only causes short-term effects as people will soon understand the benefits of having them regulated.
Regulations AND Taxes have already killed cryptocurrencies.
I laugh loud at those that think this taxes actually mean something positive. Taxes can be payed when you win money. But you are ACTUALLY LOSING IT. So, whenever you will need to cash out, since the government does not know at which price you bought, they will tax you as if that money was a profit, when, indeed, it's a lost.
Consider this. If the profit for a miner right now mining ETH, is just a few cents per card per day, can you imagine losing more money in taxes???
And what about those big whales??? do you think THEY HAVE NO OTHER PLACE TO PUT THEIR MONEY TO EVADE TAXES??? Are you all MAD?
The key here is: when did the apocallypse of crypto begun??? Well....the moment governments and banks begun talking about taxes , regulations and problably the end of anonymity.
In spain, btw, the government has started asking 16 exchanges and all the banks, to trace and track all operations with crypto and communicate that you the government so that the equivalent in Spain of the SEC, can crash those investors.
Cryptomarket is dead, and laws , regulations and Taxes have not even begun.
Don't be morons.
I laugh loud at those that think this taxes actually mean something positive. Taxes can be payed when you win money. But you are ACTUALLY LOSING IT. So, whenever you will need to cash out, since the government does not know at which price you bought, they will tax you as if that money was a profit, when, indeed, it's a lost.
Consider this. If the profit for a miner right now mining ETH, is just a few cents per card per day, can you imagine losing more money in taxes???
And what about those big whales??? do you think THEY HAVE NO OTHER PLACE TO PUT THEIR MONEY TO EVADE TAXES??? Are you all MAD?
The key here is: when did the apocallypse of crypto begun??? Well....the moment governments and banks begun talking about taxes , regulations and problably the end of anonymity.
In spain, btw, the government has started asking 16 exchanges and all the banks, to trace and track all operations with crypto and communicate that you the government so that the equivalent in Spain of the SEC, can crash those investors.
Cryptomarket is dead, and laws , regulations and Taxes have not even begun.
Don't be morons.
Regulation of the crypto currency is a necessary and indispensable condition for its further development. The Crypto currency can not simply exist on the Internet without its binding to a particular territory and its recognition by the state on whose territory it will go. Regulation of the crypto currency simultaneously means that the state classifies the crypto currency, determines the conditions for its circulation and takes under the protection of the actions of its laws. In most cases this also means the introduction of its taxation. Without this, we can not do without vseravno. It is better to pay taxes and be sure of the legality and stability of their profits in the crypto currency.
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