Something to keep your eyes on when it comes to media. The G20 summit will happen in a matter of days march 19-20 to be exact. A clearer definition of regulatory frame work is expected to emerge from these talks. It would not surprise me if news from the ABTC team would follow. Its impossible too be certain, so this is a speculative analogy. Either way regulatory clarity will be beneficial. I expect there to be firm definition placed upon cryptos i.e. whether they exist in the security of commodity categories. Judging purely by existing definitions most currency type coins should fall into the commodity category. I believe these types of labels will assist the accredited and institutional investor in feeling more secure about the future of crypto. A clear regulatory frame work is essential if the masses are going to start providing use cases for digital currency. Keeping this mind ABTC has positioned itself to preemptively comply with any possible outcome. I truly believe I've invested in the right platform.
I completely agree with you that it's a key source of announcements and direction for the next 12-24 months. They have to come out with something.
It will be interesting to see if the G20 direct the OECD as they have in the past to come up with an overarching regulatory framework. Mind you anything they decide will take a long time to be implemented and would have to be passed as domestic regulations based on international standards. There is plenty of precedence for this.
So before that comes in there will be a complete mismatch of domestic regulations.
Which just means that there will be more opportunities for ABTC.
So many countries are playing regulatory catch up to try and attract business. Both France and Spain fall into this group.
Clear regulatory leaders are Singapore, Switzerland and UK.
One leading player to watch is Christine Lagarde, IMF Head. If anyone doubts this, read
https://blogs.imf.org/2018/03/13/addressing-the-dark-side-of-the-crypto-world/