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Board Bitcoin Discussion
Re: Is regulation really inevitable?
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$anounimus$
on 21/10/2022, 08:30:42 UTC

Believe you me no matter how advanced bitcoin decentralisation might look or sound the government will never risk giving their citizens full control of their assets. The always want to be in charge and has long has they have this limitation of full custody stricter laws regarding Bitcoin usage might spring up. Technology is advancing


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Bitcoin developers and their supporting ecosystem must be proactive to make their case known to the political machine. They don't want to fight back on the defensive. The power of Bitcoin comes from its decentralized nature. It is up to the public whether they want Bitcoin to be a government controlled asset or not.

I think the future of the bitcoin market is basically digital gold. It is decentralized, inflation resistant and very difficult to manipulate in any way. Over time, regulatory agencies had to loosen their grip on what was essentially a successful experiment in monetary theory. It is inevitable that as governments seek to contain the tide of bitcoin adoption, they too will be forced into a period of economic stagnation as they contemplate their next move.