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Quote from: melinoe on September 08, 2025, 03:12:34 PM
Nobody would allow BTC to become the biggest nail for the "decentralized" economy.

I would be just happy for them to regulate the usage of it to be as free and wide as possible; that would be it, not that much.
None of the actors or government regulations can stop the Bitcoin protocol itself it has always been decentralized and permissionless and will remain so, They highest they can do is to  slow down or restrict adoption through laws, taxation, exchange crackdowns, and bankingbank restrictions.

Bitcoin doesn’t need regulation to function it validates itself via POW and consensus rules. I rather go decentralized than let the government decide the fate of my hard earned sweat.
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Quote from: melinoe on September 08, 2025, 03:12:34 PM
Nobody would allow BTC to become the biggest nail for the "decentralized" economy.

I would be just happy for them to regulate the usage of it to be as free and wide as possible; that would be it, not that much.
None of the actors or government regulations can stop the Bitcoin protocol itself it has always been decentralized and permissionless and will remain so, They highest they can do is to  slow down or restrict adoption through laws, taxation, exchange crackdowns, and banking restrictions.

Bitcoin doesn’t need regulation to function it validates itself via POW and consensus rules. I rather go decentralized than let the government decide the fate of my hard earned sweat.