Quote from: KIZILAGA on Today at 08:02:54 PM

Fire starter...

https://twitter.com/IMFNews/status/1431799965521625090

https://twitter.com/jp_koning/status/1431687942725058568

First link: It's about how a government may go with considering a crypto-asset as a national currency, which seems to be a very good idea that may help enlarge the crypto adoption worldwide. However, this is far to be true because of many reasons have been already mentioned in this article: https://blogs.imf.org/2021/07/26/cryptoassets-as-national-currency-a-step-too-far/
Anyway, i don't know how you consider this article as a fire starter against cryptocurrencies.

Second link: About how the Ontario Securities Commission won't let registered crypto-exchanges deal in Tether, and that users can't buy cryptocurrencies (other than BTC, ETH, LTC and BCH) for more than 30k$ per year.
I may agree with the restriction for Tether, simply because it's a centralized token that can be frozen by a centralized authority for whatever reason, but i don't see the reasons why to restrict in a 30k$ limit and why not excluding more other cryptocurrencies working with POW like others in the excluded list.

There is no war against crypto.