I get what you're saying about regulators, but I think we give them a bit too much trouble. Yes, there are stories of arrests, but that just proves that there are people who are trying to rig. The regulators, even if they bore us with their rules, protect small investors. Without them, who would really want to throw their money into a corner where everyone does whatever they want? So, even if it can be annoying, their presence is a minimum of security. And yeah, they have their own interests, but that doesn't mean they don't also work for the good of the people.

I get what you're saying about regulators, but I think we give them a bit too much trouble. Yes, there are stories of arrests, but that just proves that there are people who are trying to rig. The regulators, even if they bore us with their rules, protect small investors. Without them, who would really want to throw their money into a corner where everyone does whatever they want? So, even if it can be annoying, their presence is a minimum of security. And yeah, they have their own interests, but that doesn't mean they don't also work for the good of the people.

 It's fascinating to see how institutions, even universities, are starting to view Bitcoin as a viable asset. 😮 I think it might be because they see it as a way to diversify their investments or align with modern economic trends. This adoption could attract attention from other sectors, leading to broader implications for academia and beyond.  But I often wonder if this popularity will continue, or if it will remain a controversial choice? 🤔 What do you think about this somewhat bold investment dynamic?

It is very interesting to consider that if European governments seek to regulate Bitcoin through tax increases, it could also stimulate innovation in the cryptocurrency sector. 💡 I also think that solutions like stablecoins or central bank digital currencies could emerge in response to these regulations. 🚀 Moreover, this dynamic could push Bitcoin projects to enhance their transparency and compliance, thus attracting more traditional investors.