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>Be glad the government is involved at all or you might not be getting anything back. This. I'm constantly surprised that the government helps people in these
by Suppafly 2y ago
>Be glad the government is involved at all or you might not be getting anything back.
This. I'm constantly surprised that the government helps people in these situations. If they want the government to be involved, they should push for crypto to actually follow all of the laws that apply to traditional financial things, which would eliminate a lot of these scams that end up requiring government intervention in the first place.
- throw49sjwo1 2y agoThat's the job of a government, and why would people fund it through taxes if it doesn't do its job?
- SR2Z 2y agoBecause many people do not want the government to regulate crypto.
- throw49sjwo1 2y agoIs that really a majority? I have big trouble believing so. The majority still doesn't know what is bitcoin (except "that money thing").
- Suppafly 2y ago>That's the job of a government, and why would people fund it through taxes if it doesn't do its job? Regulation and protection go hand in hand, if you don't want the regulation, you shouldn't be able to ask for the protection that goes along with it. If you want to gamble your real money by converting it to fake digital tokens, that's fine, but you shouldn't ask the government to use taxpayer money bail you out afterwards. If you want government protection for investments, you should invest in schemes that are regulated by the government instead.