Will more SEC interference increase crypto adoption?

[Anonymous No.52555783]

I have this theory that with more regulations on crypto, more people would actually ape in. Probably because they would be confident of the fact that crypto is no longer a wild West kinda place. This would likely skyrocket crypto adoption as a legitimate legal means of payment

[Anonymous No.52555965]

>>52555783
Cryptocurrency (PoW) is already regulated, since '15 by the CFTC
Tokens/blockchain (stuff like link) is already regulated also, since the 1930s. A deluge of unregistered securities came on to the market & the SEC are draggin their feet.
When the ban hammer gets dropped Sir Gay will be on the chopping board.

[Anonymous No.52556232]

>>52555965
Isnt the company will be need to be regulated?

[Anonymous No.52556253]

>>52555783
Say something different, crypto is extinct.

[Anonymous No.52556270]

>>52556232
What company anon?

[Anonymous No.52556296]

>>52556232
Sure, but look at the ripple suit, Brad got named as a defendant (along with others)

[Anonymous No.52556334]

>>52555783
Cryptocurrency actors have shot themselves in the foot with the current FTX scam. While regulation is necessary, decentralization suffers as a result.

[Anonymous No.52556353]

>>52556296
Daily reminder that the judge in the Ripple case basically called the SEC a rogue agency

[Anonymous No.52556387]

>>52556296
That won't change anything anon

[Anonymous No.52556404]

>>52556353
I think there's something behind the scene. Bewise

[Anonymous No.52556457]

>>52556353
The SEC shouldn't have dragged thier feet for so long after ripple admitted to the DOJ that the coin was pre mined in the '15 settlement case

[Anonymous No.52556477]

LOL. I can't believe the greatest system in this WORLD! So-called Bspin.

>Strong casino with a Bitcoin as the playing currency
>On going giveaway with $15,000 prize pool
>Huge amount of partnerships and funders

[Anonymous No.52556713]

>>52555783
Because it will limit the flexibility people have with cryptocurrency, this won't encourage adoption.

[Anonymous No.52556762]

>>52556253
You're a newbie i guess

[Anonymous No.52556885]

>>52556457
Why did they drag their feet? Why did Chairmen Clayton initiate the lawsuit on his very last day as head of the SEC? Why does it seem the SEC is using every tactic available to prolong this lawsuit when, typically, the party seeking intervention tries to move things forward and the defending party typically tries to slow things down? Many such questions.

[Anonymous No.52556957]

>>52556885
The fact is that rippletards don't actually EVER want understand the other point of view.
So far
Howey test Anon (me) 1 vs 0 Rippletards.

I've been calling for the SEC to crack down on Ripple before you even came to this board.

[Anonymous No.52557200]

>>52556270
In general

[Anonymous No.52557231]

>>52556296
This drama is not over?

[Anonymous No.52557490]

>>52555783
Pretty much anon-chan, it doesn't matter how many regulations the jew mutts throw at crypto, it won't change how it works and won't stop normalfaggots from crashing their entire lifensavings for our gains. Take care and stay safe.

[Anonymous No.52557611]

>>52556713
it appears that one-stop solutions are gaining increasing traction. I'm referring to payment projects that are leading the way for the adoption of crypto.

[Anonymous No.52557989]

>>52557611
So many competitors, goodluck

[Anonymous No.52558005]

>>52557231
The drama again ahahha

[Anonymous No.52558341]

>>52555783
>I have this theory that with more regulations on crypto, more people would actually ape in.
Pretty much. Wallstreet wants guarantee Uncle Sam will bail them out and that shit like FTX won't happen again.

[Anonymous No.52558962]

>>52557989
It's crucial to conduct your own research because of this. Select projects that, despite market conditions, have actual value and will survive over the long term anon.
>>52558341
That's a really serious issue

[Anonymous No.52559107]

>>52555783
When moon OP?

[Anonymous No.52559143]

>>52558962
WTF are you talking?

[Anonymous No.52559159]

>>52556457
They are just making this lawsuit forever unsolved

[Anonymous No.52559273]

>>52555783
I hate regulation

[Anonymous No.52559364]

>>52559143
You don't read, do you? It's so obvious, yet you behave like a child? I'm not even sure if you understand how to solve the captcha.
>>52559273
Regulation is essential for preventing hackers and other bad actors. Expand your brain dead cells.

[Anonymous No.52559386]

>>52559364
Are you SBF?

[Anonymous No.52559403]

>>52559386
I'm his PA

[Anonymous No.52559412]

>>52559403
What about their sex tape with caroline? Care to share?

[Anonymous No.52559424]

>>52559412
You need to pay $100 per second video

[Anonymous No.52559456]

>>52559424
DM me good boi

[Anonymous No.52559827]

>>52555783
Nice red cup

[Anonymous No.52559949]

>>52557611
I use Coinpayments, CryptoXpress, and BinancePay for web3 payment processors. Aside from the inexpensive transactions, I haven't had any issues with security so far.

[Anonymous No.52560040]

>>52559412
That's FUD

[Anonymous No.52560080]

>>52556334
>decentralisation suffers
That's right

[Anonymous No.52560186]

>>52559949
Still paypal is the best

[Anonymous No.52560465]

>>52555783
Dont worry 1M BTC is possible in 10 years

[Anonymous No.52560528]

>>52560186
Paypal is not an onchain system. What makes me dislike utilizing the service is the exorbitant cost. When I can utilize alternative gateways for just a few cents, why would I need to pay more than $20? Think of that.

[Anonymous No.52560602]

>>52556404
Tell me

[Anonymous No.52560616]

>>52556232
Regulation regulation regulation

[Anonymous No.52560659]

>>52557611
Payment solutions are great but volatile, I for one, will rarely use a payment platform that does not provide some sort of extra layer of security

[Anonymous No.52560679]

>>52556957
It's simple. So you have no single person to blame. So when every crypto gets raped and banned, you can't say 'this person did it'. you really think they are going to let you have something they don't control?

[Anonymous No.52560711]

>>52560679
this was meant for >>52556885 too

[Anonymous No.52560729]

>TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTY YEARS LATER
>Still using the American dollar

[Anonymous No.52560850]

>>52560528
That's a better move

[Anonymous No.52561033]

>>52556957
SEC Amicus supporters 1 (One). Ripple Amicus supporters 14 (Fourteen)

If I'm charitable, I'll allow "the other point of view" that the SEC is trying to regulate the space in a way that is good for the retail investor. Even in this scenario, we are still left baffled as to why they sat through multiple bull runs, crowning ETH as "not a security" despite the founders literally advertising it as an investment that they would use to build out the ETH ecosystem and directly telling investors they would profit by this effort, and then slapping down Ripple who have been far less egregious in anything they have done.

I ask again, what is the reason for this? Gross incompetence?

[Anonymous No.52561195]

>>52560850
These days, you should be wise while making any kind of investment or using certain system. I wouldn't be surprised if more people began to research cryptos and blockchain technology. The horizon appears promising.

[Anonymous No.52561288]

>>52561033
ETH is not a SECURITY faggot

[Anonymous No.52561298]

>>52559412
Oh that's shame both ugly people doing sex hahaha

[Anonymous No.52561661]

>>52561298
Jeet and jews child = jetjew

[Anonymous No.52561675]

>>52555965
Sir Gay will always find reasons to push through

[Anonymous No.52561790]

>>52561033
>Gross incompetence?
Obviously, how else can all of the accidental payments to Hinman be explained???

[Anonymous No.52561972]

>>52561661
can jetjew melt jewbeams?

[Anonymous No.52562115]

>>52560528
Everything has its pros and cons. It being conventional does not mean it doesn't have an advantage over others, but one of the limitations I dislike is the lack of flexibility, and it is built for the mass market, not for individual customer needs. This is aside the commission fee, which sucks.

[Anonymous No.52562133]

>>52559949
The bank metaverse is another intriguing service to take into account. However, this may take some time as it will cost more to build until it is completely developed. Let's see how it goes.

[Anonymous No.52562168]

>>52560679
>you really think they are going to let you have something they don't control?
This is the reason for the fight. Bitcoin was created for a purpose that's void of regulation. I don't think they will back down considering the saga.

[Anonymous No.52562183]

>>52556253
New fag? Crypto isn't going anywhere for years to come. Innovations are so fast paced now to say the least.

[Anonymous No.52562200]

>>52556296
Ripple is kek
>>52556334
This. In as much as we need decentralisation, the need for a central regulatory body might win. We're fucked then.

[Anonymous No.52562202]

>>52561972
What is jewbeams?

[Anonymous No.52562212]

>>52560186
Paypal is a centralised shit. Why waste my time with that when defi payments actually exists?

[Anonymous No.52562219]

>>52561288
According to the Howey Test, it is

[Anonymous No.52562225]

>>52562133
How will you bank in the metaverse?

[Anonymous No.52562273]

>>52562225
I'm still interested to see how that turns out. A virtual transaction could be anything. I can picture how quick and flexible it will be. I predict that metaverse will keep shining.

[Anonymous No.52562302]

>>52562219
Are they pursuing that? I haven't seen vitalik discussing that.>>52562219

[Anonymous No.52562437]

>>52561195
All aspects of crypto are practically developing now. The bear was a wake up call? Not that I mind.

[Anonymous No.52562456]

>>52562115
High fees have always bee a pain in the arse. I do hope newer projects are doin something about it while building whatever shit show they have up their sleeves.

[Anonymous No.52562480]

I'm not sure but shouldn't all coins that didn't have ICOs in the US be fine?

[Anonymous No.52562488]

>>52562183
Allow the wajok to drown in his own conviction. I don't have such a conversation with Jeet like that. There are basically bad omens.

[Anonymous No.52562519]

>>52559949
I gotta admit, this is cool. My interest is in those that support the adoption for crypto via payment of utilities and bills with crypto

[Anonymous No.52562562]

>>52562456
Due of this, I like payment gateways. Some have apps that allow you to trade a lot of cryptos, nfts, for little to no transaction charge.

[Anonymous No.52562577]

>>52562456
newer project? but will have that running on chain if you are referring to the area I'm talking about, which is better than the conventional ones. The issue we are facing is volatility, and the supposed stables that can negate this effect are not pegged, and most lack transparency. Can someone tell Charles that we don't need Cardano's stable? He should focus attention on progress, or the project will keep languishing.

Are you on weed? Gosh

[Anonymous No.52562632]

>>52562456
most projects catering to crypto payments no longer charge transaction fees. some even have cashbacks. I think these are all steps in the right direction.

[Anonymous No.52562694]

>>52562273
Why do people keep expecting much from metaverse anyway? The dream world isn't selling obviously.

[Anonymous No.52562718]

>>52562519
there has been some activities in that regard with some of them partnering with firms like Travala to book flights and travel with crypto

[Anonymous No.52562722]

>>52562488
Lmao. They slurp in secret, that's for sure. Where's the fun without fud?
>>52562562
>nfts, for little to no transaction charge.
Nfts are basically dead. Still getting oversaturated.

[Anonymous No.52562747]

>>52562577
>Can someone tell Charles that we don't need Cardano's stable? He should focus attention on progress, or the project will keep languishing.
ETH fanboys are dying right now. I don't care for Charles and his shit show tho. I only care about profits.

[Anonymous No.52562796]

>>52562718
That is reasonable. When partners are involved, projects get stronger. Booking a flight with cryptocurrency will, in my opinion, boost adoption

[Anonymous No.52562835]

>>52562722
Nfts may re-trend. Recently, there has been fantastic use. Now that we have Music NFTs, I believe it will become popular.

[Anonymous No.52562897]

>>52562519
>>payment of utilities and bills with crypto

Let's see the faggot that uses their eth or bitcoin to buy pizza or a large side of ham.

[Anonymous No.52562941]

>>52562897
Some people are destined to live in poverty from birth. Even if it drops to zero, I'll still keep my crypto.

[Anonymous No.52562987]

>>52562796
Have you booked a flight with that before? Why do fags believe whatever they hear?

[Anonymous No.52562995]

>>52562694
The future? The metaverse's future could be extraordinary. People make snap judgments without doing enough research.In general, the market has liquidated billions, so I'm not surprised if there is another crash. It might be a loss right now. Both the metaverse and crypto are here to stay, IMO.

[Anonymous No.52563013]

>>52562835
Jeet. New ones launch and old ones go extinct. Some projects are integrating multichain marketplaces. Don't see what difference that would make.

[Anonymous No.52563031]

>>52562987
Keeping only solid ones yeah? Staking too yeah? That's the only way to make it now.

[Anonymous No.52563106]

>>52562987
I'm not a moron anon. I'm assuming you haven't used it, which is why you don't understand its value.

[Anonymous No.52563108]

>>52562995
a lot of people are pessimistic about the metaverse because the whole market is in a slump and all that, but I see a lot of growth in that area. Although I don't subscribe to all the metaverse real estate shit

[Anonymous No.52563134]

>>52562941
Keeping only solid ones yeah? Staking too yeah? That's the only way to make it now.

[Anonymous No.52563182]

>>52563013
Since different ecosystems can interact with one another, it will significantly alter things, and I believe the next bull runwill better explain this.

[Anonymous No.52563193]

>>52562722
>. They slurp in secret, that's for sure. Where's the fun without fud?
Kek
That's basically the fun. Through this, we get to know which is worth going for and which to refrain from.

[Anonymous No.52563230]

>>52562747
>ETH fanboys are dying right now
Yeah, the FTX hackers want to ruin the project. Eth is definitely heading down if the pressure continues. 500 dolls is incoming for the smart to catch. Fuck SBF.

[Anonymous No.52563264]

>>52563108
>I don't subscribe to all the metaverse real estate shit
Lmao. Plebs buy into that and get rekt. Happens when they want to make it quick.

[Anonymous No.52563280]

>>52563182
Explain how the next bull run will be better with that anon? Will it undead rotten nfts? I'm waiting.

[Anonymous No.52563295]

>>52563264
I always chalk it up to the feeding frenzy that happens when we are in a bull market. causes people to make money off every random shit because people would believe anything then.

[Anonymous No.52563339]

>>52563230
we always knew the bottom would come sooner or later, just didn't know the faggot Jew SBF would be the person to trigger it. After the bottom, the next bull season would be crazy, especially for payment solutions

[Anonymous No.52563416]

>>52555783
>Will more SEC interference increase crypto adoption?
no. crypto provides no real value so people will drop it once SEC regulates away all the crazy 10x pump and dumps and 15% apy ponzis

[Anonymous No.52563511]

>>52563134
Many shit pools are out there. I personally make use of allianceblock defi terminal. That's the only thing that makes sense to me.

[Anonymous No.52563545]

>>52563230
Remember what happens when everyone predicts the same thing? We might get yet another surprise. I'm not holding my breath.

[Anonymous No.52563556]

>>52563295
Fomo is real and I appreciate it. Makes market fun and keeps things balanced. Know when to exit and when to hold for long tern.

[Anonymous No.52563649]

>>52555783
more regulation means more professional investors which means more money into crypto in total, but they'll shape the markets differently.

[Anonymous No.52563745]

>>52563416
This desu. The crazy gains is what keeps people interested. Might change if we see more of real life functionalities.

[Anonymous No.52563765]

>>52563649
Kek. People hate what they can't control. I don't see more investors coming it with that but time will tell.

[Anonymous No.52563857]

>>52556334
>decentralization suffers as a result.
No one cared about decentralisation. They only cared about making money.

[Anonymous No.52563907]

>>52563511
they have really good staking fixtures on there. solid and very high yield. 10/10 recommend it

[Anonymous No.52563935]

>>52563765
maybe this time real investors would begin to come in, and with the regulations, projects would build something real. not some vaporware that does nothing

[Anonymous No.52564016]

>>52556253
Aren't you guys tired of this narrative. There's been pretty much shitty events happening in the market, but I think crypto folks are finding a way around this great purging with staking and NFT marketplace DEXes like the LOOP DEX on the Juno Network.

[Anonymous No.52564115]

>>52563339
Apparently, we'll hit the bottom quicker earlier than initially anticipated. There's been genuine projects sticking around and users accumulating tokens in anticipation for the next bull run. I've been staking on a DEX called LOOP on the Juno Network. I just hope we get back up after this long long bear season.

[Anonymous No.52564174]

>>52555783
I also believe in regulating the industry to a more better adoption. Look at how blockchain gaming is getting all the adoption and attracting more investors with Avalanche making it possible for the likes of Gamestar+ to build on top of it

[Anonymous No.52564246]

>>52561972
Kek

[Anonymous No.52564259]

>>52563935
Imagine getting board games industry into blockchain gaming. That would look better with regulation you know.

[Anonymous No.52564312]

>>52564016
Staking Juno Bear Society NFT and earning passively from that is the real deal for me.

[Anonymous No.52564373]

>>52563339
>just didn't know the faggot Jew SBF would be the person to trigger it
No one knows if this will ever happen. It was a shitshow. This will prolong the expected outcome everyone desires across the board.
I know those NPC wajok will always have a contrary opinion, but I don't give a fuck.

[Anonymous No.52564393]

>>52563545
Something you should know is that all this shit is temporary. No hard feelings, nor panic. Do the needful and always keep greed at arm's length.

[Anonymous No.52564408]

>>52564115
Staking something that's of less value will lead to zero. It's better to stake something solid suhc as ATOM

[Anonymous No.52564444]

>>52556957
If XRP is a security, I believe it is, then Ethereum is also a security without a doubt. This is where the government fucked up, giving Ethereum a free pass.

[Anonymous No.52564552]

>>52556334
>>52556232
>>52562200


Yes I also think we need stricter (((oversight))) due to the fact that a white man called Bankman-Fried, who represents all of crypto, turned out to be incompetent (important: not fraudulent or illegal in any way).

Thank you based poster who has my best interest at heart.

[Anonymous No.52564567]

>>52555783
Definitely anon. With the regulations hitting us, more bigger players will venture into crypto. But it's not gonna be free for jews unless you grab TIDV or similar tools to make your IDs known.

[Anonymous No.52565014]

>>52562835
NFT re-trending is inevitable, especially now that nft is getting into DeFi
>>52562722
You don't seem to be updated
Don't you know that some NFTs are gaining more value and utility than before?

[Anonymous No.52565035]

>>52565014

>overpaying for jpgs because that's what happened during peak bull-market mania will happen again during a recession

sorry to break it to you anon, but you're mentally retarded

[Anonymous No.52565059]

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[Anonymous No.52565639]

>>52564174
Blockchain gaming is gaining lot of attention. Think it's worth looking for some good games with solid background.

[Anonymous No.52565684]

>>52564408
I've been staking ATOM more than a year now. I still believe it will go back to ATH and staking rewards keep coming. There some other tokens on Cosmos worth staking. Not just ATOM. Evmos, LOOP, OSMO

[Anonymous No.52565808]

>>52564016
Looks like Everyone is trying out staking. I already got some token staked at this point. Looking for some better APY.

[Anonymous No.52566026]

>>52565035
Well, you can call it what ever seem fit to your fucking stupid self, but all I know is that some nfts has great potentials, and I'm currently staking the likes of Levan and Cosmic sky monk nfts to earn more tokens in returns, the money comes to my pocket while you have fun being poor

[Anonymous No.52567144]

>>52565639
Gaming has contributed massively to a global crypto adoption

[Anonymous No.52568827]

>>52564444
HOLY SHIT QUADS
> giving Ethereum a free pass.
Yea just by the fact that they ICOed ETH was enough, but now its PoS, they can come back in.

No matter what, the SEC just needs either prosecute or shut up. Its been enough time wasted by them.

[Anonymous No.52569175]

>>52567144
With gamestarplus bringing board games to blockchain, I'm certain this will bring more crypto adoption to the space

[Anonymous No.52570435]

>>52563649
Definitely, regulation will bring more institutional investors to the space, but it'll limit decentralization

[Anonymous No.52570447]

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=rH-zwicySQE