Bitcoin is supposed to be everybody's coin. Banning someone from using it would be wrong. See public firms adoption of cryptocurrency as "green light" instead, and HODL.
Topic: Should the public firms be banned from bitcoin trading? (Read 71 times)
I don't think so.
Bitcoin is supposed to be everybody's coin. Banning someone from using it would be wrong. See public firms adoption of cryptocurrency as "green light" instead, and HODL.
Bitcoin is supposed to be everybody's coin. Banning someone from using it would be wrong. See public firms adoption of cryptocurrency as "green light" instead, and HODL.
"If we have a company and their main business is digital currencies, we would not allow it. If already listed, its trading will be suspended." According to Reuters, the head of the Israel Securities Authority (ISA) Shmuel Hauser.
Thus, so should the public firms be banned from bitcoin trading?
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