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Only matter is you are from the US. Moving this closer to the US only works for regulating it within US borders, as a peer-2-peer currency there is very little
by celticninja 14y ago
Only matter is you are from the US. Moving this closer to the US only works for regulating it within US borders, as a peer-2-peer currency there is very little the US could do to affect it globally. In addition this may actually strengthen the currency, as big players get involved and tie up money in BTC then they are more likely to want (and be able) to get the US Govt on side when discussing BTC. This affects the global exchange rate and strengthens the currency outside of the US as people become less worried by ridiculous laws designed to hinder or stop bitcoin's progress.