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Board Altcoin Discussion
Re: Will governments prohibit developers from creating a new coin?
by
sisikin
on 07/08/2021, 06:09:19 UTC
As crypto/Blockchain tech becomes more popular, mainstream banks and governments will be forced to take action against this emerging industry to stop its growth worldwide. They don't want to people to use crypto on top of Fiat, so we'll be seeing new tactics from said entities in order to destroy crypto for good. One of those tactics could be either banning people from trading crypto at a centralized exchange or simply prosecuting developers of a cryptocurrency project. I believe the latter option is much easier and effective for governments to put an end to crypto for good. Before devs will be able to launch a new cryptocurrency, they're going to need governments' approval. Otherwise, they could face serious consequences in the long run.

Thoughts? Huh
They can forbid it if they want, the problem is how are they going to enforce this? I mean more than a decade has passed since satoshi released the first cryptocurrency and to this date there is no reliable information that says that they had been able to track him down since he took all the precautions that he could so he could remain anonymous.

What is stopping developers in the future to do exactly the same and do the best that they can to protect their identities and release their coins anyway? To me regulation seems like the best path for the governments, otherwise they are going to make a fool of themselves.
Yes, but it still depends on local laws and regulations. If your country prohibits the use of bitcoin, if you want to issue coins, the government will 100% prohibit you from implementing it (you can issue it in places where it is permitted abroad)
If your country allows the use of cryptocurrency, then everyone's currency can be issued, because everyone can issue currency to see if you will be trusted by others. Not everyone's project will be trusted.