Quote from: Dragonfund on December 19, 2020, 07:56:44 PM

Quote from: Starka on December 14, 2020, 06:26:23 PM

US Treasury is starting to admit that it’s been hacked by foreign entities. This is the same organization who’s pushing to establish oversight and regulation of cryptocurrency exchanges, identifying buyers and sellers.

That just gives you that warm, fuzzy feeling all over, doesn’t it!

Nothing is fully secured over the internet, anything can happen any time which can lead to security breach.
I don't see anything fun with this, they are regulating cryptocurrency not because they want to stop you from investing in them, they actually want to separate the shaft from the good once that's why they were doing anything to protect the interests of you and other investors.
The good news keeps coming, what happen when the market cycle changes? Grin

Don't believe their lies, it's obvious that they are going to claim that they are doing this in order to separate legitimate users of cryptocurrencies from criminals, that is the excuse that they always use, that is why they want to limit cash, that is why they want to know everything that you do online, we could keep going but you know what I mean, we cannot keep sacrificing our freedoms in order to get an elusive sense of security, at some point risks need to be accepted and as such I do not want the government to regulate this market as heavily as they want.