Yes. This has been mentioned for many years, but the legal landscape of crypto is actually quite complex. It is decentralized. That's why it is still very challenging to address issues up to the present moment.
No. The legal landscape of crypto is the same as any other - centralized with the government of your country.
You post a lot of
tech talk, but not much of it is making sense. :/
I don't think so. Legal matters in a country are only controlled when they are within that country or have extradition laws. This creates loopholes for scammers, and that's why many scam projects emerge in the cryptocurrency market. The legal framework of a country is only handled within certain limits and not comprehensively. What we aim for is thoroughness to bring transparency to the market. I don't understand what makes you find everything unclear because everyone understands that Blockchain is transparent. And RAMM derives its results from it. However, RAMM is also a new term in the market. So, our frequent technical posts aim to help people understand how RAMM technology works in the liquidity pool. It's evident that Blockchain is transparent, so I think I don't need to explain why it is transparent, right?
