The only way regulations can slow down volatility in bitcoin is if the regulators will be the ones fixing and controlling the price of bitcoin. If they are not then it can not slow anything down. We should not be scared about regulations for bitcoin. It will not cause it any harm. If bitcoin has come to this point of acceptance through the years, there is little or nothing anyone can do to successfully destroy it.
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The only way regulations can slow down volatility in bitcoin is if the regulators will be the ones fixing and controlling the price of bitcoin. If they are not then it can not slow anything down. We should not be scared about regulations for bitcoin. It will not cause it any harm. If bitcoin has come to this point of acceptance through the years, there is little or nothing anyone can do to successfully destroy it.
The only way regulations can slow down volatility in bitcoin is if the regulators will be the ones fixing and controlling the price of bitcoin. If they are not then it can not slow anything down. We should not be scared about regulations for bitcoin. It will not cause it any harm. If bitcoin has come to this point of acceptance through the years, there is little or nothing anyone can do to successfully destroy it.
Actually, crypto is one of the most risky markets compared to stock market or any other. Of course, there are different instruments and stocks of small companies that can be even risky than some coins in the crypto market, but it is still the most risky one and mostly because of its volatility. I don't think that it will become stable one day. If regularity increases, it will only hold investors back.
Crypto will never become stable. The volatility will always there forever. Some people have been mentioning the correct point about this. Take a look at forex or even stock market. The gold was not even stable. It seems like you need to learn more about that. The economy 101 was the point. You must see the reality rather than pointing out about your opinion which doesn't match with the reality in the market. As long as there will always be people willing to buy or sell and it will never become stable like fiat. Bitcoin was store of value at the same time it has another functionality as a payment system.
The regulation will be affecting the the users to use bitcoin. It will give no impact to the price. You meant regulation can reduce the volatility or slow down and it's really wrong.
The regulation will be affecting the the users to use bitcoin. It will give no impact to the price. You meant regulation can reduce the volatility or slow down and it's really wrong.
The regulation of cryptocurrency in various countries is becoming more and more stringent.Regulatory clarity will slow down Bitcoin's volatility。 How do you think of it?
Hmm, I have doubts that it can slow down bitcoin's volatility, I mean the market is open 24 hours 7 days a week so it's hard to control that bigger market.
Maybe what regulatory body wanted is not to control the prices volatility but to somewhat slow down the scams and the rampant hacks that is going on. For instance if a exchange is hack then they would rule that they are responsible and refunds those users who have lost their money.
In fact, when there are bad news for the market it shows how volatile bitcoin is and dropping as quick as it can. And that's very usual for bitcoin because it's the true nature of it.
By being volatile, you get to have the profitability on it and despite it's high risk and we knew it, we're still holding it because it's very rewarding.
By being volatile, you get to have the profitability on it and despite it's high risk and we knew it, we're still holding it because it's very rewarding.
Indeed. Moreover, "bad news" often arrive exactly from regulatory bodies of different countries. The Bitcoin ban or extremely high taxes suddenly imposed on trading activities usually have a negative impact on the BTC price. But fortunately, these hostile actions are not so perceptible on an international scale.
The regulation of cryptocurrency in various countries is becoming more and more stringent.Regulatory clarity will slow down Bitcoin's volatility
Absolutely not. Unlike the national stock market, the global cryptocurrency market is not regulated and not backed by one country or government. They cannot stop trading at any time and turn off the switch even if the price of the coin is quickly halved (or doubled). This market has always been volatile and will be manipulated in the future, but there are already many independent players here.
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There's no regulation that can slow down bitcoin's volatility. It's the major feature that bitcoin has and even if there will be a lot of regulations worldwide that tries to slow it down, they just can't.
that's rights there are no regulations that slow down the volatility of bitcoin ,the advantages still operate freely for us and are not bound by any regulations, well unless traded in order to replace fiat in visible reality there have been regulations for it in my country but also no restrictions on digital investment cyrpto ,news in some countries is said to be a threat but the majority of people get profit and will stay on digital freedomThere's no regulation that can slow down bitcoin's volatility. It's the major feature that bitcoin has and even if there will be a lot of regulations worldwide that tries to slow it down, they just can't.
By being volatile, you get to have the profitability on it and despite it's high risk and we knew it, we're still holding it because it's very rewarding.
The regulation of cryptocurrency in various countries is becoming more and more stringent.Regulatory clarity will slow down Bitcoin's volatility。 How do you think of it?
Most Important Point - Why Regulatory Clarity Can Slow Bitcoin Volatility?My logic says that if the regulations are clearer, it will make bitcoin easier for everyone from various countries to access, right?. For example, in my country (Indonesia), Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies have been regulated to make it easier for our citizens to access them without fear (because it is already regulated).
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The regulation of cryptocurrency in various countries is becoming more and more stringent.Regulatory clarity will slow down Bitcoin's volatility。 How do you think of it?
I do not know, could you tell us why you think that way? What has to do the possible regulation of bitcoin and other coins with the volatility and a possible decrease of it? You are forgetting the whales of this market are holding bitcoins which means that if we get more regulation and we get more institutional and retail investors in the market and the price goes up the whales still have the same number of bitcoin and can still move the market as they please, so not much if anything will change with more regulation and the possible increase in the influx of investors.
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There's no regulation that can slow down bitcoin's volatility. It's the major feature that bitcoin has and even if there will be a lot of regulations worldwide that tries to slow it down, they just can't.
that's rights there are no regulations that slow down the volatility of bitcoin ,the advantages still operate freely for us and are not bound by any regulations, well unless traded in order to replace fiat in visible reality there have been regulations for it in my country but also no restrictions on digital investment cyrpto ,news in some countries is said to be a threat but the majority of people get profit and will stay on digital freedom There's no regulation that can slow down bitcoin's volatility. It's the major feature that bitcoin has and even if there will be a lot of regulations worldwide that tries to slow it down, they just can't.
The more stringent or the more stringent cryptocurrency regulations are in demand in every country? Unless you live in a country where crypto is a threat at all. So far, crypto has been given fresh space to operate. Except in countries like India, Nigeria and etc. which still classify Bitcoin as a threat to fiat money.
If Bitcoin's volatility is constrained, we should see a lot of constraints on bitcoin's growth. But in fact not at all.
If Bitcoin's volatility is constrained, we should see a lot of constraints on bitcoin's growth. But in fact not at all.
Regulatory clarity will slow down Bitcoin's volatility。 How do you think of it?
Regulation has no impact to the bitcoin's volatility, the volatility caused by the demand and supply in the market. it has nothing to do with the regulation. The regulation just made the demand will be less as exchange sites will be more strict to evaluating its users to be able to use its service. That means if that was only decreasing the demand as people can't use some exchange sites anymore. I think that you're not understand about that but what you're saying was not also totally wrong at all. It was giving a small impact but it's not so big and makes bitcoin less volatile. Did you see the bitcoin market? you must see that again. It's very volatile at this moment. The regulation of cryptocurrency in various countries is becoming more and more stringent.Regulatory clarity will slow down Bitcoin's volatility。 How do you think of it?
I don't think this will happen. The price volatility of a cryptocurrency, in my opinion, is not directly related to the degree of its regulation by states. Reasonable regulation of cryptocurrency leads to increased liquidity and distribution around the world. However, the price of a cryptocurrency will still depend only on the level of supply and demand for it.
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There's no regulation that can slow down bitcoin's volatility. It's the major feature that bitcoin has and even if there will be a lot of regulations worldwide that tries to slow it down, they just can't.
There's no regulation that can slow down bitcoin's volatility. It's the major feature that bitcoin has and even if there will be a lot of regulations worldwide that tries to slow it down, they just can't.
The regulation of cryptocurrency in various countries is becoming more and more stringent.Regulatory clarity will slow down Bitcoin's volatility。 How do you think of it?
I don't think this will happen. The price volatility of a cryptocurrency, in my opinion, is not directly related to the degree of its regulation by states. Reasonable regulation of cryptocurrency leads to increased liquidity and distribution around the world. However, the price of a cryptocurrency will still depend only on the level of supply and demand for it. The regulation of cryptocurrency in various countries is becoming more and more stringent.Regulatory clarity will slow down Bitcoin's volatility。 How do you think of it?
Actually I don’t see a direct dependence of volatility on regulation.Talking about decreasing of volatility, it is said that when an ETF on assets appears it becomes less volatile. For,example, when there was no ETF on Gold it was also very volatile, but now not really. What comes to regulation, authorities can restrict mining or ban centralised exchanges and it will put pressure on price.
The regulation of cryptocurrency in various countries is becoming more and more stringent.
In the good way only. People think that regulation happening will shut down crypto and that everything is a government conspiracy. Point is that human mind works like that and always thinks of worse possible outcomes. Regulation is for our own good, but nobody understands this. With a regulation on the number of altcoin projects coming up there will be pressure to actually develop the project and not just steal the investors money and run away - what happens with 99% of altcoins in the last four years.
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Regulatory clarity will slow down Bitcoin's volatility。 How do you think of it?
The stock market is regulated and runs for fixed hours. Is it volatile? Of course it is. Then how can the bitcoin market not be volatile if that was regulated when it runs 24x7?
Use your common sense, the market lives on volatility, because without it there is no market to trade on.
The regulation of cryptocurrency in various countries is becoming more and more stringent.Regulatory clarity will slow down Bitcoin's volatility。 How do you think of it?
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