Topic: Stringent laws! - page 2. (Read 576 times)
Unfortunately, strict laws do not give us any confidence. Since there are laws, there are those who seek to break them. Cryptocurrency is the same money, only existing in the network. And any currency can be subject to many factors, which, for the most part, do not depend on us.
Controversial issue. If the crypto currency is allowed into its economic / business relations, it is worth regulating its use, but any regulatory control will reduce the opportunities for the growth of the crypto currency.
what is there under strict laws? it depends on the content and meaning of the law. based on this, it will be clear about its impact on the crypto-currency market. if there are many restrictions, penalties, it is unlikely that this contributes to the popularization of the crypt among the General population
Do you think that stringent laws will give you confidence in tokens or an obstacle to their progress?
I think it will be of use. Earlier in the stock markets there were machinations of large players. Then legislative barriers were introduced and everything took on a civilized appearance.
Now these manipulations have come to the market of crypto-currency and this can be stopped only by legislative regulation.
Do you think that stringent laws will give you confidence in tokens or an obstacle to their progress?
Strict laws applicable to the crypto market can’t be! because crypto currencies aren't national currencies, but interethnic, and no state can apply strict rules to them. You can regulate the circulation of crypto in the country, take taxes for exchange, mining, but it's impossible to subordinate crypto to laws!
If this were possible, then it would have been a long time ago.
If this were possible, then it would have been a long time ago.
I think on the contrary strict control will make it less attractive for investment, which will have a negative impact on its price.
Rules rules rules.. Is why fiat currency is dying. The less rules the better. Crypto doesn't need more of tbid
I think they have a mixed response. The laws are made so that the anonymous illegal works cannot take place through this cryptocurrency. Then again, with these rules and regulations, all these tokens might face obstacles in the path of their progress.
For me, the less rules the better, since they are normally made for the powerful and just to serve their own interests and that is particularly true with money
I guess so! The cryptocurrency is not controlled by anything and many countries still can not understand what to do with it or still to leave.Well, strict laws will give an understanding of its future.
Definitely will make crypto pump and dumps stop, but also will stop growth for a while, then we will transition into more like stocks.
I've read a great article lately about how too much regulation might stagnate the development of cryptso, i'm all up for some regulation, but i'd say we should be really careful.
The article: https://www.forbes.com/sites/pawelkuskowski/2018/08/01/why-regulating-cryptocurrencies-as-securities-would-stifle-growth/#6c88f0e9242b
The article: https://www.forbes.com/sites/pawelkuskowski/2018/08/01/why-regulating-cryptocurrencies-as-securities-would-stifle-growth/#6c88f0e9242b
I think that they will not bring so significant changes in the cryptocurrency market so I don't see the aim of them. From my opinion it is the wast of time.
On any law there will always be people who will be able to bypass it, those who will manage it. Therefore, even the most stringent laws will not give guarantees for investors in the cryptocurrency.
Why do you guys want laws so bad. How about we be free and people do what they want. If you do no harm to anyone it's cool. Don't keep asking to be lead and told what to do. People seem to love their slavery.
Regulation of cryptocurrency by the state will undoubtedly support the development of cryptocurrencies. Engage in cryptocurrency will be safer.
These laws will make a good influence on the whole cryptomarket and it will protect participants' interests in their profits and in another ways of doing.
Yes. Here my answer is clear, because the law is designed to protect the interests of both parties, and therefore the interests of buyers, that is us.
Not really, because strict laws will entail strict restrictions, and this is not always beneficial .
Strict laws do both - they give confidence, but also present obstacles.
Personally I think that legislation is necessary, and is a vital step on the path towards mainstream adoption. If crypto is to become a part of everyday life, then there have to be sufficient laws in place.
Personally I think that legislation is necessary, and is a vital step on the path towards mainstream adoption. If crypto is to become a part of everyday life, then there have to be sufficient laws in place.
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