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Topic: What is Bitcoin and how might it be regulated? - page 2. (Read 3160 times)

legendary
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it's a bit pointless to talk about this, for a simple reason

every nation will regulate it in many ways, because every one of them see it in a different way

so even if in one of those nation, it is heavily regulated no one can stop me from going to another country and have a less strict regulation, or better no regulation at all

bitcoin is decentralized even in the regulation area

Indeed, it seems we'll see a number of ad hoc approaches over the years. Though I trust enough in crypto to know it will find a way to skip around things.
member
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Merit: 10
Bitcoin is freedom  Grin
legendary
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It can be useful to keep an eye on http://www.coindesk.com as they have a lot of articles covering new legislation in various countries. It's interesting to watch how countries like Russia and China dance around the issue with conflicting statements.
newbie
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it will not be regulated, no government can truly kill an idea, but they will try

legendary
Activity: 3248
Merit: 1070
it's a bit pointless to talk about this, for a simple reason

every nation will regulate it in many ways, because every one of them see it in a different way

so even if in one of those nation, it is heavily regulated no one can stop me from going to another country and have a less strict regulation, or better no regulation at all

bitcoin is decentralized even in the regulation area
legendary
Activity: 924
Merit: 1001
Article: http://irishtechnews.net/ITN3/what-is-bitcoin-and-how-might-it-be-regulated/

Some choice nuggets from the Irish government at the end.
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