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I see the cryptocurrency market went uphill. Well, I had my weekend, that I even missed such a strong increase in Bitcoin. Although I already doubted whether the price would rise after all these reports of attempts to prohibit cryptocurrencies with India and China

I do not think that Bitcoin will show a strong re-fall. The crisis has already passed, now more attention is paid to the regulation of the status of cryptocurrencies. All this has a positive effect on the strengthening of their positions and the growth of investor interest.

Some people do not want to lose leverage. The exchange rate of national currencies can be adjusted, and bitcoin mining does not have one control zone. Not everyone likes it. Although even with their unwillingness to regulate this issue at the state level, they will not be able to deny for a long time that cryptocurrency spreads faster than their bans

blockchain is changing the world towards globalization. And the need of society to know more about cryptocurrencies leads not only to the need to regulate, but also to the emergence of educational platforms. for example, taklimakan has both news and tools for analysis, as well as training in cryptocurrency investing. Two in one, first you learn, then you try your knowledge in practice.

I dont know if the increase in the number of knowledgeable people will help to strengthen bitcoin market performance. But I agree that it is foolish to try to stop progress when it is already there. Even according to the news, they say that in some countries they want to introduce blockchains in medical institutions, while in other ports, transport companies work using these technologies. If the government wants to stop this trend, then let them be ready for the loss of leadership positions