Many government are seeing Bitcoin or cryptocurrency as a threat to their financial system and they think it should be regulated to solve the problem. Do you think they can regulate Bitcoin ?
Indeed it will go but for us it would not necessarily be bad some countries can develop their regulations wich would be positive for us as users of Bitcoin, so we would be able to use it actually more comfortable. 
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Bitcoin is only part of the internet network that is too valuable to develop
Bitcoin can be managed by anyone because bitcoin is based on the internet
Bitcoin can be managed by anyone because bitcoin is based on the internet
Under the rules, it is best to manage or work anything. And if Bitcoin will be better in the rule, many people working in bitcoin do not do all kinds of work according to the rules, because of the misuse of Bitcoin in different ways. If there is a rule, people's trust will increase in Bitcoin and demand for work will increase. So we want everyone who works with Bitcoin in the Bitcoin rules.
the government cannot control bitcoin yet unless they have officially accepted it as a form of currency. but knowing that some countries don't accept bitcoin as an official form of currency, it would definitely take time before they can have some control to it so i think nope.
I don't think so. The governments can't control bitcoin like they do with paper currency.So bitcoin will not be regulated
Many government are seeing Bitcoin or cryptocurrency as a threat to their financial system and they think it should be regulated to solve the problem. Do you think they can regulate Bitcoin ?
absolutely not. they cannot control the internet. and if they do try, it wont help because people will find a way. the want to try and conrol the black market which is also close to impossible
I believe it's as yet conceivable to control the utilization of Bitcoin and to manage other monetary instruments. Much the same as the dollar, Bitcoin can be utilized for different purposes, some of which might be viewed as legitimate or unlawful relying upon the laws of a nation. Identified with that, Bitcoin is the same as different gadgets or assets that must take after various standards in every nation.
Bitcoin can likewise be muddled by strict directions, making it hard to decide what number of percent of clients will continue utilizing this innovation. The legislature that restricts Bitcoin will keep its business and local market from developing, in this way moving the odds of advancement to different nations.
The test for policymakers, as it generally does, is to create effective arrangements without ruining the development of recently rising organizations and markets.
Bitcoin can likewise be muddled by strict directions, making it hard to decide what number of percent of clients will continue utilizing this innovation. The legislature that restricts Bitcoin will keep its business and local market from developing, in this way moving the odds of advancement to different nations.
The test for policymakers, as it generally does, is to create effective arrangements without ruining the development of recently rising organizations and markets.
I'm sure that everything is already under control, it's just that they do not inform us. It seems to me that interested states are monitoring bitcoin
BTC going under government regulation may be inevitable once ETF approves it and gets worldwide approval but I enjoy it with no regulation.
Sure the government can pretend that it is trying to regulate cryptocurrencies, but most of them likely already have bought currencies for themselves, so it's unlikely that these actions will be aimed at total control. I think this is just an appearance that the weaker players in this market were afraid and voluntarily go away this market.
I do not think bitcoin will go under regulation ,by the government because bitcoin is really design as decentralized cryptocurrency , so in this technology ,there is an anonimousity of your account and investment in bitcoin, so it will not be regulated.
It might be the stake someday that bitcoin will go under regulation but it may take years to that. Some advantages and disadvantages may occur if bitcoin are regulated by a government or institution but most importantly that bitcoin will be here to stay and will always serve the people to its core ideology.
regulation will not be binding as long as bitcoin has no owner who has a claim as maker, commodity assets need proof and guarantor as continuity of relative value and potential, regulation will also be a problem because bitcoin really cannot be regulated by any policy so it will move very wild , the freedom that this regulation cannot make until now.
It seems that it could be at least with Bitcoin. Yes it is true that some country's government are banned bitcoin for there country but this number is very low. Long ago Bitcoin have been able to win mind all most all over the world people. Currently Bitcoin has the highest level of state and popularity for sure. Currently in a bit of trouble due to the decrease in bitcoin prices but the problem will be overcome soon and everyone will expect Bitcoin to return to his Previously well. Everything has good aspects and bad aspects and it is the time of Bitcoin. Do not be frustrated and wait for the good time. Good time will be back for all of us as soon as. Always trust Bitcoin..... 
It might be the stake someday that bitcoin will go under regulation but it may take years to that. Some advantages and disadvantages may occur if bitcoin are regulated by a government or institution but most importantly that bitcoin will be here to stay and will always serve the people to its core ideology.
We all need the crypto market to be regulated. This way we will make sure cryptos are not being used for illegal transactions. AML BitCoin´s transaction system employs patented multi-factor authentication for every AML BitCoin transaction.
I don't think any government can regulate bitcoin itself or material in every country. In fact, only a few rules at the world level are possible, but I doubt it will happen soon. it would be very disturbing in exchanging banknotes too if the government could control Bitcoin which from income would be taxed or even greater.
In most countries, I am sure, you will not report it and pay taxes.
In most countries, I am sure, you will not report it and pay taxes.
No one can do that and how that is possible because Bitcoin is build upon a system that no one can interfere or interrupt so it has it's own way of doing things within processes during transactions and making regulations for something in such nature is very difficult to do and even it is does it won't be effective
Many government are seeing Bitcoin or cryptocurrency as a threat to their financial system and they think it should be regulated to solve the problem. Do you think they can regulate Bitcoin ?
If government accept bitcoin and not ban it they can give rules and regulation on their people on how to use it to avoid using bitcoin in a wrong way. Just like other money, Bitcoin can be used for a variety of purposes, some of which may be considered legal or illegal depending on the law in a country.
I think at some stage governments will be able to influence the price of bitcoins. But... This technology calls into question the existence of the state itself or its individual bodies.
Bitcoin going under regulation means like making it centralized which is not a way to solve the problem and it will make Bitcoin core values disappear forever and most people may avoid using Bitcoin due to that so it is a bad idea according to my understanding
Well people have different opinions and understanding about bitcoin going under regulations, but whatever happens I hope that bitcoin will still going strong and continue to increase its price.
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