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Sir,

Any countries on restrictioning list?

Hey Samson,

AFAIK only US and China can't participate.

US can't?? That's a surprise. Is it specified somewhere in the whitepaper?

SEC is pressing hard lately,so i think its a good call,to skip United States.

wow, that's a bald move :O the US is a huge market. It makes me sad that the government wants to ruin what we are trying to accomplish with all of this.

Yeah both china and us are fightning the fight that they cant win in the long run i think.They can slower it eventually,ands thats it.

Does anybody know why such restrictions would be enforced? What are they trying to accomplish?

Yes it's really sad that they don't see all the potential in this...

Many restrictiveness limit potential to growth.

cryptocurrencies have been battling restrictions since their birth. From the first bitcoin hearings that tried enforce regulations up to now, and that shows you that the government will try to get on anything that will bring them additional funding.

I wonder, without the US and China, the project will lose a huge amount of market space, will the regions that are not restrictive be enough for the project to grow?

Those indeed are huge markets but they are overcrowded as well... some other places can definitely serve as testing areas...

Why are USA and China so restrictive about crypto?