Re: The altcoin topic everyone wants to sweep under the rug
Poloniex and Kraken are both in the USA.
Where do you think people trade these days?
Another big problem is the private keys for the tokens are held by these exchanges (note I have a solution to this which will be revealed in my white paper).
Where do you think people trade these days?
Another big problem is the private keys for the tokens are held by these exchanges (note I have a solution to this which will be revealed in my white paper).
I think people trade in China. If Poloniex and Kraken stop trading some tokens then trading will move to other exchanges.
They can't move the tokens:
Another big problem is the private keys for the tokens are held by these exchanges (note I have a solution to this which will be revealed in my white paper).
And China is I bet very intent on regulating exchanges:
China is also showing a willingness to regulate what it can and recently they stated this was to protect investors from excesses. Ditto Singapore, Japan, etc..
The global elite are all in the same club. And we ain't in that club.
If the USA and Chine stop trading then trading will move to another jurisdiction. Economics laws are as strong as Physics ones.
No the trading will move to tokens which aren't doing the illegal activity and which are thus compatible with all global jurisdictions. Your illegal shit can move to Russia and be ignored, after all the tokens on the Western exchanges have been confiscated or frozen.
You are trolling this thread now. Make a non-dumb point or please take a break, so I can finish the information I wanted to share.
(P.S. it might be instructive to you that all non-USA and China exchanges are being attacked/hacked, e.g. Bitfinex and MtGox. Think maybe the USG and Chinese covert agencies don't have anything to do with this
).I thought Bitcoin was illegal in Russia, or has that changed.