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Let's just hope na sana hindi ito gawing rason ng gobyerno to implement a tighter regulation ng cryptocurrency. After some years, isa lang napansin ko. Exchanges and third party sites ay nagiging mahigpit na sa pagtackle ng mga bagay pagdating sa cryptocurrency. Siguro marami sa atin ang nakaexperience ng paghigpit ng coins.ph lalo na sa mga bagong miyembro. At ang reason nila is that, nagcocomply lang sila sa regulation na iniimplement ng gobyerno.
If ever man na magkaroon sila ng mas mahigpit na R&R sa cryptocurrency, mostly maatake lang dito is yung mga wallets gaya ng Coins.ph, PDAX, and Abra. Indeed, their security measures had been strengthen recently particularly na sa ID authentication at iba pang verification. If ever na gawin nga ng terorists ang crypto-transaction sa kanilang businesses, mayroong data naman ang mga wallets ng personal information once a certain account/btc address redirects or nagamit ng isang terorista. The good thing here is that they can be anonymous with how they transact, but not totally transparent in whom are behind those transactions.
Bottomline lang dito is that crypto's transparency (thru blockchain transactions) isn't for a bad use. Gamitin nila to, and once na natrack yung address nila, they're done.