Quote from: Do_zzze on November 29, 2019, 11:00:44 PM

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It seems that BSV could be completely compatible to integrate this list?!

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Where its Chinese neighbour plebiscites state blockchains while repressing uncontrolled cryptos, South Korea wants to build a legal basis to give legal status to all cryptomonnaies.

The bill thus aims to fully legalize cryptoactives, considering them as any other digital assets, according to a South Korean newspaper. This is to provide greater regulatory clarity and transparency to players in the crypto sector.

Already approved by the Political Committee of the Korean National Assembly, the project must now be validated by its Judicial Commission before it can be implemented as early as 2020.

In order to prevent money laundering (AML) and protect investors, if this law is definitively adopted, companies linked to cryptomones will have to register with South Korean financial regulators, including the Financial Services Commission (FSC). The latter has stated that this law will legitimize investment in cryptoactives.

http://koreajoongangdaily.joins.com/news/article/article.aspx?aid=3070773

The same applies to Switzerland, which wants to remove any legal obstacles to blockchain technology https://www.efd.admin.ch/efd/fr/home/dokumentation/nsb-news_list.msg-id-77252.html
Perhaps a possibility to make Swiss companies aware of the advantage and possibilities of developing their projects with BSV

Indeed, it is a growth perspective. It should also be remembered that

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Source qote from= https://coingeek.com/bitcoin-independence-day-bsv-the-fastest-growing-blockchain-ever/

unlike other cryptocurrency camps, BSV complies with regulations. It recognizes the nature of the blockchain as a transparent and verifiable record in which transactions can be tracked and criminal activities stopped. The BSV ecosystem also supports compliance with KYC, AML, securities and other real-world legal requirements - which is essential to earn the trust of businesses and governments for global adoption.

BSV is the only part with a blockchain that has a significant scale (now), a robust utility (now) and is committed to a protocol defined in the stone from which developers can reliably rely (almost complete return to the original Bitcoin protocol by February 2020). ). BSV is also the only part that adheres to Bitcoin's original design, taken from the white paper and early writings of Satoshi Nakamoto. In short, BSV is Bitcoin. LOOK for more information on the 1st year of BSV here https://bitcoinsv.com/en/learn/independence-day

Appears to be very encouraging

It should also be noted that the Federal Parliament of Germany has now drafted a bill that aims to enable conventional banks to become custodians and dealers of cryptocurrencies as from next year. Therefore, under German law, cryptocurrents are fully recognised as "digital representations of an asset that has not been issued by any central bank or public agency (...)[and] accepted as a means of exchange and payment, or for investment purposes".

https://www.handelsblatt.com/finanzen/maerkte/devisen-rohstoffe/kryptowaehrungen-neues-geldwaeschegesetz-banken-duerfen-bitcoin-verwahren/25276392.html?ticket=ST-43234711-gTGujOlQWO4Uc7sONqqG-ap6

The sale and custody of Bitcoin and other altcoins could thus be managed by all banks if this law, already adopted by the Bundestag, were to be definitively approved. And according to the latest information at our disposal, obtained today, the Bundesrat (the German Federal Council) has also adopted this law on Friday 29 November. This new regulation could thus apply as from 1 January 2020.

This German legislative project removes a shameful clause from the fourth European Union directive on money laundering, which simply prohibited banks from directly managing cryptomorries, forcing them to use external intermediaries.

The Bankenverband is the leading organisation of private banks in Germany. And she is deeply concerned about the announcement of Facebook's Libra and China's state-owned crypto. This lobby of 200 banks, including Deutsche Bank, published on 30 October a long manifesto calling for the creation of a "programmable digital euro".

Although these banks talk about "crypto-based digital euro", this digitised euro would, so to speak, no longer be anything like a crypto. As it would have to comply with the "highest regulatory standards", this digital euro would not even be based on distributed registry technology (DLT), according to the Bankenverband classification table below, but simply an evolution of the current bank account system.

https://en.bankenverband.de/newsroom/comments/programmable-digital-euro/

I wonder when nCHAIN patents: BSV are involved?