the more I am force-fed crypto / NFT (had to look up that acronym and then realised am already deep in layer 1 of NFT and now being invited into layer 2 ventures - must tread carefully), the more am amazed it took so long for blockchain to make appearance
given the regulatory issues surrounding and within BTC, especially, and in truth all cryptos, that in the main spring from the truth that they the tokens have value and can be transferred with great convenience across visible demarcations that traditionally require declarations, in amounts ~10K USD everywhere, am thinking that whichever nation outlaws ownership of cryptos shall fall behind, and if unable to criminalise ownership, as opposed to other aspects (KYC, exchange-based trading, etc etc) then BTC rises.
The true danger to BTC is not even the CB issued tokens, because given two tokens, one BTC and anything else, Ethereum or digital RMB or digital USD, BTC is better, because BTC is better than gold, and everything else simply do not shine. Rah rah
This below is funny, but I actually am anticipating the anxiously awaited Team India legislations re crypto in general and BTC in particular, to see if the Team chooses techno suicide. Am sure other Teams everywhere else awaiting to see what if anything happens should India chooses to go first.
Competition is good.
Note the character that is the cartoon
Dada did one like it long ago, and probably would not pass Go in the USA under current circumstances and pervasive atmosphere
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