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 ?
They can only regulate it if you are going to use a third party platform to transfer your funds, but it is still hard to implement because every transaction is not always a local transaction sometimes it is an offshore transaction that is why you cannot fully implement regulation in bitcoin. 
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Bitcoin will go under regulation, When we really build up that control, the expert players that will be entering the market and that have officially going to proceed and they will get that help from the administrative condition that they have been searching for.
i dont think bitcoin can directly be regulated unless the government may have their own version of altcoin wherein there will be a rule to convert other cryptos to that specific altcoin before conversion into monetary value but it would be very hard to achieve since cryptos started only as a form of merit and not an actual currency.
I think it will be harmful if Bitcoin is fully regulated by governments. We will lose its decentralization and the price may be controlled by someone / a government. Moreover, I am afraid that there is a bad interest can impair the Bitcoin existence. So, I strongly disagree if it is regulated by governments.
Yes, there can be risks and become harmful to bitcoin once countries regulated it as there will be limit in investments and possible paying taxes for using bitcoin.
I think that at the present moment or in the future, Bitcoin will not be controlled by the government or banks. Because the nature of Bitcoin is indestructible or no one can change their value.
i think government can't regulate bitcoin because bitcoin is made to system which decentralized and working with peer-to-peer, so no one can regulate bitcoin
Bitcoin is a billion dollar worth of money and such amount is huge enough to create an impact to a country's economy. Therefore if bitcoin could create such impact any misuse or loses due to hacking or scams could be a disaster to someone's economy while maybe good to the other! So I think maybe regulation could get in the way.
you have a point on that statement. but, regulating bitcoin means the original purpose of creating this crypto is nullified. also, corrupt countries will find another way to milk crypto users. that's bad news for crypto owners. better leave the crypto world unregulated. i guess.
Bitcoin is a billion dollar worth of money and such amount is huge enough to create an impact to a country's economy. Therefore if bitcoin could create such impact any misuse or loses due to hacking or scams could be a disaster to someone's economy while maybe good to the other! So I think maybe regulation could get in the way.
I think that the maximum that will be in the state is the issuance of bitcoins on credit. Paying interest people will be Fiat money. Bitcoin will act as an asset that has a certain value of Fiat money.
It will be regulated but people will find ways to get Bitcoin in any possible way they can without being noticed. Just like other items that is regulated by the Government, people still finds a way to sneak it in their country and it will not be a surprise if those who will help in selling Bitcoins underground will be those who are in power too.
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 ?
Governments pretend that regulations are about consumer protection but their first priority is to help their industry become successful and they come to an idea of making their own crypto/s. yet most regulations are about policing customers by investigating customers. not supporting customers. if governments cared about protecting customers. then they would not push for regulatory licences. I think it will be harmful if Bitcoin is fully regulated by governments. We will lose its decentralization and the price may be controlled by someone / a government. Moreover, I am afraid that there is a bad interest can impair the Bitcoin existence. So, I strongly disagree if it is regulated by governments.
Yes, there can be risks and become harmful to bitcoin once countries regulated it as there will be limit in investments and possible paying taxes for using bitcoin.
I will not agree if Bitcoin will be regulated because this will become centralized coun and can be controlled by government.This would affect the market price value on Bitcoin.
Well but there is a high chance that bitcoin can be regulated in some countries, actually it is happening right now and this may affect the use of bitcoin most specially the price of it.
I don't surmise that any administration can manage bitcoin alone, on the grounds that they can't control Internet.
Just some sort of control on the world level is conceivable, yet I question it will happen soon.
Governments can control pay from bitcoin and cryptographic forms of money when you choose to trade your btc assets to the fiat cash.
In the most nations, I trust, you will have ti report it and settle regulatory obligation.
Just some sort of control on the world level is conceivable, yet I question it will happen soon.
Governments can control pay from bitcoin and cryptographic forms of money when you choose to trade your btc assets to the fiat cash.
In the most nations, I trust, you will have ti report it and settle regulatory obligation.
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 we still continue to promote and say good words about it I think the government will regulate the bitcoin and if they see that bitcoin is not a gamble it may happen. But if there are still who are saying negative about the bitcoin then the government will not accept it to be regulate we will have a difficulty to let the government to regulate it.
I think it will be harmful if Bitcoin is fully regulated by governments. We will lose its decentralization and the price may be controlled by someone / a government. Moreover, I am afraid that there is a bad interest can impair the Bitcoin existence. So, I strongly disagree if it is regulated by governments.
In general, institutional antipathy towards cryptocurrencies can be felt in almost every country. Multiple warnings have been issued against their use, many officials have declared that they are illegal.Though the ETF as of this moment did not approve BTC well maybe it could be in the near future. There are some time for it to happen and maybe not for now.
Indeed, its hard for government to regulate bitcoin at this moment. Most government prefer using their own currency because they can control it. Government and central banks hard to regualate bitcoin because bitcoin is decentralized and they can control the supply
Every thing has a limitation here on earth are band by rules and regulations, applicable for bitcoin, on Crypto industrial where are every transaction are transparent to each transaction made.
Bitcoin was created or in a decentralized nature. There is no way BTC can come under regulation except maybe they are taken from the decentralized from to a more centralized nature and thats where it can be regulated.
In general, institutional antipathy towards cryptocurrencies can be felt in almost every country. Multiple warnings have been issued against their use, many officials have declared that they are illegal.Though the ETF as of this moment did not approve BTC well maybe it could be in the near future. There are some time for it to happen and maybe not for now.
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