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I see a good rise today 
overall im very optimistic
overall im very optimisticI also think that in long-term bitcoin should going on an upward trend, but to have the base for growth - the correction is required.
Yes. And maybe it goes beyond your expectations. It may be a million worth in the next decades.
All the money to Bitcoin?
what is the next move to 3000$ or to $5000?You'd need a pretty massive shift in government regulations to force bitcoin down that low. Its possible. But if there is money to be made I doubt they'll do it.
Half way left to 2200:) but Is it a good point to buy?
I don't think that BTC's value would be that low. After a couple of weeks since the ICO ban in China the price of BTC from $4950.72 went down to $4319.72 in just a couple of days and went up again up to $4626.72. I think with the value of BTC getting low these past few days is due to the fact that the major players are adjusting to the ICO ban. Furthermore, the value will soon rise again after the market had already cope up with the changes. HODL!
China could proceed with "bad" news. In this case, we could see short panic on the market, because a lot of traders hold bitcoins from highs -5000There is another big step towards market regulation. Canada following US and Singapore claims that any coin during ICO/ITO to be security. Staff Notice 46-307 issued by Canadian Securities Administrators reveals that many of the digital tokens investigated by regulators in Canada fall under the definition of a security, thereby triggering a range of legal requirements.
This means that Canada closed their boarders to almost all ICO campaigns. Will it affect behavior of Canadian cryptoenthusiasts? (Opinion of Canadian and US residents are highly appreciated).
What country is next to regulate ICO?
This means that Canada closed their boarders to almost all ICO campaigns. Will it affect behavior of Canadian cryptoenthusiasts? (Opinion of Canadian and US residents are highly appreciated).
What country is next to regulate ICO?
As a canadian, I don't personally feel threatened by this. Governments will always try and stick their noses into things they do not or cannot fully understand. I think the big thing that would be affected by it if it does ever pass into law, would be the exchanges that host the ICO/IPO's. Look at New York and how the laws passed by them on cryptocurrency (Bitlicense I believe it's called) have affected the exchanges and the users within New york. Some have gone as far as IP blocking NYC citizens from using their exchanges, or a warning page agreeing that you are not living in the state.
Naturally this doesn't really affect them too much, VPN's and other loopholes/means to access and use the platforms exist, but I think the point is that world governments are starting to notice us, and if they are starting to place regulations around buying and selling, ICO's/IPO's, etc., then imagine another 5 years down the road. I think for now, there is not much to worry about, but in time we could face real problems. Governments everywhere have a tendency to get their greasy fingers into stuff they shouldn't...
Mistercoin--
Are there any precedents of punishment in Canada for breaking laws on crypto market?
yes, im hoping 
so i can buy
so i can buy
per my personal discussions with different people - there are much more buyers than sellers
. Will try it.
ICOs as such should be regulated.
ICO is not a decentralised currency.
They are issued by a real physical company/institution and should comply to the law of nation it belongs to.
If so, don`t you think we get the same limitations as with IPO? ICO doesn`t have borders, therefore for ICO should be a consensus among many countries in order to keep the progress and protect unqualified investors.ICO is not a decentralised currency.
They are issued by a real physical company/institution and should comply to the law of nation it belongs to.
China is next. I'm curious about the outcome, because China's market of ICOs is very big and promising.
Yes, China's market is huge! I can't wait when the Chinese starting to use crypto as way of creating the ICOs is the norm. Then I would see the Chinese government would step in.
I think, EU will be faster in accepting cryptocurrencies regulations than China.