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I don’t want rules from the 1930s regulating crypto. Luckily foreign countries exist that don’t have to abide by the US laws and regulators. It would be a very
by seibelj 6y ago
I don’t want rules from the 1930s regulating crypto. Luckily foreign countries exist that don’t have to abide by the US laws and regulators. It would be a very sad world if everyone was controlled by a single regulator in the US. There would be no innovation.
- arcticbull 6y agoThe year in which the regulation was brought in is totally irrelevant, the only thing that matters is whether the regulation is useful and meaningful. I guarantee you if Tether had to abide by the Securities Act it would not exist. I for one am thrilled to have the SEC looking out for us, keeping the scammers and frauds at bay - or at least trying. Good policy is good policy no matter what year we came up with it.
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- IfOnlyYouKnew 6y agoHistory repeating/rhyming as farce/tragedy etc. etc.