Quote from: Joel_Jantsen on July 04, 2018, 01:10:46 PM

Oh My Gawd! Does that mean the shit posting population on the forum is going to increase exponentially? Imagine the situation now and compare it to what happens once the entire country wants to join bounty and signature campaigns.

Jokes apart, it's a good news but it would be sad for the bounty hunters to pay taxes. You haven't mentioned the tax part which I believe will be applicable once it's regulated.

LOL!!

Well I was about to say the same reading the OP, the tax implication is very much inevitable from the regulation part that the country has seen. But that is secondary aspect until it is being brought into action. The best part right now is that this move is going to be greatly affecting many other surrounding nations. The decision is a good in light of the current circumstances. The regulation is sure to bring some revolutionary changes in the way market will operate in the coming times.

Quote from: Jetakenare on July 04, 2018, 03:21:42 PM

If true, a step in the right direction. More countries need to do this and give a solid base to cryptocurrency. Without this regularisation, a lot of scam fraud will he committed to the detriment of the crypto world.

Yes that is the best part about the regulation, that it would reduce the number of scams or frauds that may are commited.