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Re: Regulations of Crypto currency; a protection or barrier tool?
by
justdimin
on 26/09/2025, 18:14:44 UTC
As long as they are not banning bitcoin, I feel like it's a good way to move forward and not going to hurt us.

I understand that some people are doing a fine job with this and I understand what we are dealing with this at the moment because the governments are regulating and doing a better job with this at the moment. So if we really focus on this, then we can definitely do a fine job.

If we handle this period with grace and not cause any headaches for the governments, they are definitely happy with people doing this and paying taxes, so they have no reason to doubt going further with crypto.

Look how far we have come in legalizing bitcoin and doing so much, even the ETF situation alone is a great one.
Yeah I agree, we heard a lot more "bitcoin got banned in X" type of news from all around the world in our past. Nowadays, it's just regulations, and yeah some nations have a lot more relaxed regulations that allows it to grow faster, like how El Salvador did for example, and for some it looks like it is not going to be that great because it's very strictly watched like how China does it.

Still, as long as it is not banned, I agree that it will do better and great. This isn't really that confusing to anyone, because we have seen how accepting it made it grow. Look at how much we improved since USA accepted and approved the ETF and how much investments made into Bitcoin ETF's since that time, we are talking about billions.