Quote from: vv181 on Today at 03:54:37 AM

Quote from: batang_bitcoin on December 12, 2023, 10:41:55 AM

Quote from: vv181 on December 12, 2023, 08:24:36 AM

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Yes, that doesn't exempt the others from the compliance that the regulators might ask them. While there can be a lot of these advisories that are going to come in the bull run. As of now, that's all what they need to make based on the situation that Binance is dealing with them.
Well then, we're going to see if something different might come then after they're done with Binance. All the compliance were done, each country has their own rule towards them, so that's it.

If we look at the past and take the case of the SEC, they always chased those who were not "compliant" or when they found some loophole concerning the imperfect cryptocurrency regulation. Take the example of Bittrex or LBRY, they do get charged by them. Furthermore, yes, I am also aware when it comes to bull run, many eyes will be looking into the space, so the regulation pressures will likely increase.

As the cryptocurrency ecosystem becomes more mature, a strict or firm policy will be directed toward this space. There is a lot of interest and motive from authority to control this space.

That's true and that's why we might find them everywhere regulating and I think it's as early as last year when we've heard the pressure to Binance on their US resident users and then it something like this. And I guess that most countries are going to follow steps that have been taken by the US for each and following countries that has also SEC on their government agencies.