Topic: Regulating bitcoin (Read 1397 times)
I'll pay capital gains but aside from that they can't regulate much.
Do you think now it is not regulated? What do you think cover under term 'regulate' Government do not have any official institution dedicated to control bitcoin, but I think they can pretty easily manipulate it even without it.
i think she is referring to bitcoin (the currency), in which case she means, Government regulating the interaction of real money (legal tender) and virtual money (bitcoin).
i think...
i think...
Yes, and that regulation is needed as soon as possible, because there is no "next step" without it. All bitcoin exchange platforms must be transparent and closely monitored,
because in this stage there will be much more so called "hacks", where all people say is : we got hacked and then they go with your money.
By all means, regulate bitcoin, we tried without regulations, we failed ..
Bitcoin is already well regulated.
Regulation for Bitcoin is a double edged sword. It will create stability and more acceptance but at the same time will surrender some of it privacy to governments.
i think she is referring to bitcoin (the currency), in which case she means, Government regulating the interaction of real money (legal tender) and virtual money (bitcoin).
i think...
i think...
Please could you answer the following question for my dissertation, any answers will be greatly appreciated 
More specific please. What does "regulated by the governments" mean to you? If it's for a dissertation, I'm sure you can be much more precise.
Decentralized coin having central regulation you say, no i would not use it but there will be a crypro coin i would use.
Bitcoin can't never be centralized, its core nature is decentralized (blockchain)...
At first the regulation would appear to be minimal, but it will have opened the door to endless control. I think i'd sell out at that point...the value would be gone (for me at least.)
Decentralized coin having central regulation you say, no i would not use it but there will be a crypro coin i would use.
Internet is regulated (more or less) and we are still using it.
Bitcoin is quite similar to this concept.
Bitcoin is quite similar to this concept.
Please could you answer the following question for my dissertation, any answers will be greatly appreciated
yes,i will use it...but just if is going to stay normal,not just jumping up and down like $... 
When are people going to wake up? There is absolutely no governmental regulation of anything except one. The only, Only, ONLY governmental regulation that there is, is, regulation of the people.
It's already "regulated". But there are so many other coins that aren't. And besides crypto-currency.. just think of all the other digital currency that is less regulated but still purchasable and salable such as secondlife linders. It's the wild wild West for digital currency right now.
Please could you answer the following question for my dissertation, any answers will be greatly appreciated
Yes, it will eventually get forked, making it even more resilient to government control.
You should learn more about ethereum.org as to what the future may look like.
Before I answer this question, I need the OP to explain to me exactly how the government will "regulate Bitcoin".
Same here , any explanation is highly appreciated .
But to answer to your question @OP , then no . I won't use Bitcoin anymore if the Goverment have any kind of control on it.
~ Madness
yes because there will be ways around it
Please could you answer the following question for my dissertation, any answers will be greatly appreciated
Yes! i will use btc if the btc is regulated by gov.
Please could you answer the following question for my dissertation, any answers will be greatly appreciated
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