This dip is not over

[Anonymous No.7338792]

You plebs getting happy and buying the DIP when .S. securities regulator tell lawmakers he's 'open' to federal regulation for virtual currencies - testimony.

Are you fucking retarded ? This is not positive news.

Regulation = NEGATIVE NEWS

When this sinks in tomorrow you will be left with your bags.

[Anonymous No.7338868]

>>7338792
>Regulation = NEGATIVE NEWS

[Anonymous No.7338937]

>>7338792
Fucking cocksucking retard everyone knew regulation will come you imbecile.

[Anonymous No.7339013]

>preventing pic related
>bad for crypto

[Anonymous No.7339122]

>>7339013
it also prevents the use case of 95% of all coins

no voting

no dividends

no betting

all you have left is literal bitcoin, ethereum and all their shitty ass forks

[Anonymous No.7339357]

regulations are good longterm, but bad short term
tether is fucked, exchanges will have to stop abusing bots and ignoring pumps and dumps, tax evaders and money launderers will cash out
a lot of stuff that brought market to ath in 2017 wouldn't happen again

[Anonymous No.7339649]

>>7338937
fucking enjoy your bags.

[Anonymous No.7339686]

>>7339357
and basically making bitcoin CENTRALIZED?
now BTC is literally all speculation.

[Anonymous No.7339796]

>>7339013
Did they ever find this guy?

[Anonymous No.7340192]

lol OP doesn't know the 1996 telecommunications act and regulations lead to the dot com bubble

you're about to witness the greatest bullrun of all time in March

[Anonymous No.7340306]

>ITT people still think cryptocurrency can be regulated

[Anonymous No.7340416]

>>7340192
are you fucking stupid ?
if btc gets regulated this fuckercoin and all altcoins cant moon like it used to.

[Anonymous No.7340552]

>>7340306
Did you even read the SEC testimony? They are not regulating the usage of cryptos, they are regulating toxic pajeet ICOs, bitconnect ponzi schemes and exit scam exchanges.

[Anonymous No.7340569]

>>7339013
I've seen this posted before, who is this guy?

[Anonymous No.7340579]

>>7339357
Why do you stop here.
>we will not see 1000% profits in a year again
>you'll end up in federal prison if you make a trade on info you got before PR
>pay tax on everytrade
>declare all your crypto holdings
>end up in prison if you use Monero they will say (muh terrorism, muh CP, muh money laudering) or any asset that has a non-public blockchain.

[DarkTrip !nNThBA7CKU No.7340612]

>>7340416
very wrong

[Anonymous No.7340622]

>>7338792
Regulation is the best news EVER. For privacy coins, that is.
Monero is about to skyrocket with this news plus tax season.

[Anonymous No.7340657]

everytime i think i've acclimated to how fucking stupid biztards are, im shocked once again

[Anonymous No.7340667]

>>7338792
yeah, regulation is good, prevents whales fromfucking with shit. normies will feel more secure to invest. you're shitty at FUD OP

[Anonymous No.7340673]

If you regulate it you won't be able to get the kind of volatility that allows 20 year old students to become millionaires overnight. It will become just like the stock market.

[Anonymous No.7340681]

>>7340622
See you in jail my friend.
I'm moving from Monero to other less known privacy coins

[Anonymous No.7340701]

>>7340552
yeah that's just the beginning.

[Anonymous No.7340711]

>>7338792
Wew lad, how leveraged is your short? That's some pretty heavy fud lad

[Anonymous No.7340726]

regulation means xrp moons ez

[Anonymous No.7340769]

>>7340667
tell me your fucktard? why did you invest in crypto ?
TO FUCKING MAKE MONEY FAST.
if you want to fucking feel secure go to the stocksmarket.

[Anonymous No.7340785]

>>7340673
This, and it'll bring more competition.
Institutional might make you moon once, but once they are in, they will make the market do whatever pleases them and with High Frequency Trading you kiss your casual trading good bye, you don't even stand a chance.

[Anonymous No.7340787]

Can't wait for a time when a 5-10% fluctuation is seen as a major crash like with stocks.

[Anonymous No.7340809]

>>7340667
>>7340673
>>7339357

you guys realize crypto exists outside of US jurisdiction and decentralized exchanges will be impossible to regulate, right?

[Anonymous No.7340810]

FFS THIS IS THE THIRD THREAD I AM SAYING THIS:
THE SENATE HEARING WILL HAVE NO POSITIVE EFFECT ON THE PRICE.
PRICED IN YOU STUPID PRICKS

[Anonymous No.7340886]

>>7340810
>PRICED IN

[Anonymous No.7340893]

>>7340711
I tethered at 10k. im just getting annoyed by the 100 celebration posts of the "good" news.

[Anonymous No.7340907]

>>7339357
Nice argument, I agree with you

[Anonymous No.7340973]

>>7340569
>how you can tell when someone has been in crypto for less than 2 months

[Anonymous No.7340995]

>>7340681
>see you in jail
What are they gonna do, read the anonymized ledger?

[Anonymous No.7341153]

>>7340995
>you hold it
>you don't declare how much you have for tax
>you didn't provide view key

[Anonymous No.7341181]

>>7338792
Regulation is a good thing you abject mongoloid.

[Anonymous No.7341200]

>>7341153
>You are thrown in jail

[Anonymous No.7341320]

>>7339013
It actually is. Sort of like spoiling your child, you give things easy to people and they grow complacent and relaxed.

We need confidos so we stay vigilant.

[Anonymous No.7341333]

>>7340809
Yeah and you realize they can monitor any and all activity related to crypto and will put in place laws that can get you arrested if you work outside of that jurisdiction

[Anonymous No.7341387]

>>7340579
>end up in prison if you use Monero they will say

fucking retard

[Anonymous No.7341563]

>>7340552
>They're not regulating cryptos
>They're regulating cryptos
How can you be so fucking dense.

[Anonymous No.7341573]

>>7341153
>your ass is turned into a bloody inside out sock look-a-like

[Anonymous No.7341772]

>>7340552
And that leads to massification of markets and blind trust which makes 100x missions impossible.

Risk vs reward is not a meme, it's a real economic principle. Reduce the risk, reduce the rewards.

[Anonymous No.7342561]

>>7340769
I have only 2 questions for you, OP:
1. Are you 12?
2. Are you medically stupid?

[Anonymous No.7342765]

>>7339013
If you somehow managed to get scammed by people like these you shouldn't be asking for government regulation, you should be asking for a vasectomy.

[Anonymous No.7342825]

>>7341153
>implying I didn't just mine all of it

[Anonymous No.7342945]

>>7342825
>if you consume more energy than a regular relative household to yours you'll get inspections now and then to check if you don't have a non-declared mining operation

[Anonymous No.7343154]

>>7338792

The real retard is the OP here. Does it hurt knowing that you're going to be tracked and as responsible for crypto as any other financial asset? Did you really think you could get away with trying to hide money, gamble, buy drugs and child porn with zero consequences?

These are the people seething and freaking out about regulation, the people that do not belong in crypto in the fist place. Let's list it again so everyone can see. The only people who have anything to lose are as follows.

>Scammers

>Tax evaders and those seeking to commit fraud

>Drug addicts and drug sellers

>Those engaged in consuming and producing content that exploits children

Take your "muh privacy" and other bullshit arguments elsewhere. The only place you human trash should be welcome is at the wrong side of a firing squad.

[Anonymous No.7343246]

>>7343154
salty nocoiner detected

[Anonymous No.7343331]

>>7343246

I have coins and i'm still up over 200 times initial investment even in this blood bath. Everything I bought has to do with markets and cutting out middlemen from those institutions.

I didn't put anything into bitcoin or into any of the pump and dump scams and ponzis you push here all day.

[Anonymous No.7343681]

>>7339122
>no voting
>no dividends
>no betting
Great! No more scams.

[Anonymous No.7343728]

>>7343681
>dividends
They are sweet though. If that's how a coin wants to manage itself fine. SEC needs to apply new rules to crypto and not treat this as stocks.

[Anonymous No.7343851]

>>7340769
You will make money if you invest now, before all the normies comeback to the regulated market.

[Anonymous No.7343895]

>>7342945
They're regulating crypto, not energy consumption, pal.

[Anonymous No.7343921]

Cliffs: We are entering a new digital era in world financial markets. As we saw with the development of the Internet, we cannot put the technology genie back in the bottle. Virtual currencies mark a paradigm shift in how we think about payments, traditional financial processes, and engaging in economic activity. Ignoring these developments will not make them go away, nor is it a responsible regulatory response. The evolution of these assets, their volatility, and the interest they attract from a rising global millennial population demand serious examination. With the proper balance of sound policy, regulatory oversight and private sector innovation, new technologies will allow American markets to evolve in responsible ways and continue to grow our economy and increase prosperity. This hearing is an important part of finding that balance.

[Anonymous No.7343940]

>>7343895
Regulation is tool to collect taxes.

[Anonymous No.7343971]

>>7343331
Let's see dem wallet balances and blockfolio growth chart. Timestamp please.

[Anonymous No.7344272]

>>7343971

>He thinks putting an app on his phone that calls home with your info all day long is smart

>He thinks posting balances on a hive of scum means anything

Get this fucking goy

[Anonymous No.7344307]

>>7338792
>regulation = bad
holy fuck ancaps are so retarded lmfao

[Anonymous No.7344429]

>>7344272
>Theorem 1: pics or it didn't happen
>no pics
>therefore it didn't happen

fake and gay. probably a salty nocoiner gamer mad that his mario cards found a real use.