Topic: Ripple calls on British regulators to tighten the regulation of Crypto-currency. (Read 123 times)
April 16, 2018, 09:37:16 AM
centralized companies have always wanted more centralization and cherished it as long as the world. for example banks are against bitcoin because it is decentralized but they love Ripple because it is centralized. that is why Ripple guys are rooting for tightening and restrictions otherwise we are all about regulations not restrictions.
April 16, 2018, 09:34:21 AM
This is something a form of promotions, and the creators of ripple try to advertise, and performing a good strategy to promote ripple to become more competitive on the market line of crypto business, and I'm supporting for them because the ripple creator has good well in terms of managing strategy.
April 16, 2018, 09:31:23 AM
Ryan Zagon, Ripple's head of relationship with regulators, said that Britain needs to strike a balance between "risk containment and innovation." He defined three "pillars" for legislators aimed at regulation: protecting investors, combating money laundering and financial stability. Zagon argues that Japan is a leader in this field, and that other countries, particularly Britain, can use its example.Qupte: https://happycoin.club/ripple-prizyivaet-britanskih-regulyatorov-uzhestochit-regulirovanie-kriptovalyut/
how many more restrictions will there be?
how many more restrictions will there be?
This is because of the scam ico that has haunted the cryptocurrency industry, the industry is ok if not for these scams Ico they are ruining the model of cryptocurrency there are still a lot of good Ico but you can count them in your fingers.
April 16, 2018, 09:21:35 AM
Is Ripple suddenly the legislator or what? Besides, balanced regulation will only be GOOD for crypto, unless you are laundering money or a criminal. So stop FUDing.
April 16, 2018, 09:14:58 AM
Ryan Zagon, Ripple's head of relationship with regulators, said that Britain needs to strike a balance between "risk containment and innovation." He defined three "pillars" for legislators aimed at regulation: protecting investors, combating money laundering and financial stability. Zagon argues that Japan is a leader in this field, and that other countries, particularly Britain, can use its example.Qupte: https://happycoin.club/ripple-prizyivaet-britanskih-regulyatorov-uzhestochit-regulirovanie-kriptovalyut/
how many more restrictions will there be?
how many more restrictions will there be?
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