Governments are tightening their grip on crypto. Rules around taxation, KYC, and stablecoins continue to expand. Some argue regulation brings trust and mainstream adoption. Others fear it kills the open spirit of crypto.
For traders, rules change how platforms operate. Access, privacy, and liquidity could all shift under regulation. Whether you see regulation as necessary progress or as a threat depends on how you value freedom versus safety.Do you believe regulation will protect the market or ruin it?
I believe too much regulations will ultimately "break" crypto in the long run. They will drive crypto away from its intended purpose. We're already seeing it with "Wall Street's" involvement in the industry. It won't be long before you're forced to comply with KYC just to buy/sell crypto. Big institutional firms and governments amassing a large portion of BTC's supply, tells us this is the plan all along.
Most people won't care as long as market prices continue to increase. I mean, who doesn't want crypto to become more valuable in the long run? The ones who truly care about decentralization are a small minority. Either let crypto be regulated or expect governments to hinder its growth for good. That's the way this works.