Quote from: lionheart78 on October 02, 2019, 05:48:25 PM

Government are too paranoid when it comes to money laundering. Sadly privacy coins encourage money launderer to use them in order to not be traced and government knows that. That is the reason why they are creating regulations/laws that force exchanges to delist privacy coins. A tricky part on the government move to make these privacy coins to succumb to their will. Anyway, when regulation intervene, there is no such privacy stuff ideals they have to follow or be forgotten.

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However, it seems that overall, true anonymity in cryptocurrency transactions is likely to become a thing of the past. If it doesnt, the only place it will exist will be deep underground. The dark irony is that by outlawing truly private transactions the regulators attitude that only criminals need privacy becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy

Quote from: alexcopper on October 02, 2019, 05:20:42 PM

I wonder what will happen over time to DEXs

That too, will be regulated. DEX are not fully decentralized since there is a group of people maintaining that. I believe it is just an exchange where you have your private key submitted. and remember you still have to send your token to the trading platform in order to trade them.

That makes me a bit sad to hear. Governements can't outright make crypto illegal though can they?