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Topic
Board Bitcoin Discussion
Re: Bitcoin is Officially a Commodity in the U.S.
by
Gleb Gamow
on 19/09/2015, 18:08:13 UTC
So bitcoin is:

    IRS: Property
    CFTC: Commodity
    Judge: Currency
    SEC: Security
    TSA: Cash

basically in the USA they have no idea what bitcoin is, also in Australia they want to tax it and in europe it's free of VAT

how we can think even once that bitcoin can be used more if no one have the slightest clue how to categorize bitcoin

they should come up with a new rule for cryptocurrency, would be the best solution

Your post got me to a thinkin'. What better way to compress Bitcoin than to have the various states/nations regulate it differently so to keep the ideal in a state of flux? The cost to any powers that be would be minimal to implementing such a plan oppose to conducting some sort of conventional global blitzkrieg to thwart Bitcoin. Instead of them playin' Whac-A-Mole, they simply allow us full use of the mallet to play as they shift regulations if or when need be. Genius!