The regulators work for the government so we all know that they are never efficient when it comes to decision making. The regulation of cryptocurrencies in general is not something that will happen overnight as there are many considerations to review. There are also different agencies that will want to be involved in the process which is also not clear what it is given that most financial market laws differ among states and there are few federal laws that could immediately apply to the space. States will surely want to have a piece of the say as seen by states like Wyoming and Arizona whom have had their own views and laws passed.
I dont see how they would ever delist it if they delisted ethereum then they gotta delist a ton of things and all hell would break lose vs the government.
I dont see how they would ever delist it if they delisted ethereum then they gotta delist a ton of things and all hell would break lose vs the government.Oh so the SEC didnt hold, they just wanted to cause a FUD durh🙄🙄
Great delivery Omar, nice and succinct as always! EOS is going to be huge in my opinion, especially if they use most of their money raised to fund projects. Even if they don't there should still be an abundance of funding from the block producers to build some really exciting projects. I personally wouldn't touch ETH or any Ethereum based tokens right now.
SO there was no major meeting meeting on ETH ha. That writer just wanted some digital fame it seems. Crypto kitties back on the map, I’d like to see a hello cryptoKitty that’s breedable and then moldabe in keychains. That would make some skrilla . Thanks for the daily crypto news! It saved me a tunn of time in research
News apart, I enjoyed your video. Watching your videos is like I am watching some live news. I like the way you present the content creatively. I know it’s not easy to record these kind of videos in a single shot. I am your fan now because l learn lot of things by watching your videos and it helps me a lot.
OK. so wondering here. Bought EOS months ago, sent to my eth address on MyEtherWallet maintained by my hardware wallet and used the register procedure, confirmed the private and public keys on an air gapped PC that never touches the web.
Question is what comes on launch day? I assume several blockchains will be taking snapshots of the ETH smart contracts early June and you have to somehow use your private key to claim those airdrops. Never done this before (but I am a programmer).
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The regulators work for the government so we all know that they are never efficient when it comes to decision making. The regulation of cryptocurrencies in general is not something that will happen overnight as there are many considerations to review. There are also different agencies that will want to be involved in the process which is also not clear what it is given that most financial market laws differ among states and there are few federal laws that could immediately apply to the space. States will surely want to have a piece of the say as seen by states like Wyoming and Arizona whom have had their own views and laws passed.Great delivery Omar, nice and succinct as always! EOS is going to be huge in my opinion, especially if they use most of their money raised to fund projects. Even if they don't there should still be an abundance of funding from the block producers to build some really exciting projects. I personally wouldn't touch ETH or any Ethereum based tokens right now.you are getting better and better thanks for the info
@reportabuse : This user which I replied to is copying comments that have been made earlier, probably using some kind of code. Even copying two comments that have been made and merges them together in one single comment. I have seen this a lot lately from more accounts.
The regulators work for the government so we all know that they are never efficient when it comes to decision making. The regulation of cryptocurrencies in general is not something that will happen overnight as there are many considerations to review. There are also different agencies that will want to be involved in the process which is also not clear what it is given that most financial market laws differ among states and there are few federal laws that could immediately apply to the space. States will surely want to have a piece of the say as seen by states like Wyoming and Arizona whom have had their own views and laws passed.I dont see how they would ever delist it if they delisted ethereum then they gotta delist a ton of things and all hell would break lose vs the government.I dont see how they would ever delist it if they delisted ethereum then they gotta delist a ton of things and all hell would break lose vs the government.Oh so the SEC didnt hold, they just wanted to cause a FUD durh🙄🙄
@reportabuse : This user is copying comments that have been made earlier, probably using some kind of code. Even copying two comments that have been made and merges them together in one single comment. I have seen this a lot lately from more accounts.
Its good to hear no imminent regulation for ETH. Hopefully crypto specially alts will rise after this.
The regulators work for the government so we all know that they are never efficient when it comes to decision making. The regulation of cryptocurrencies in general is not something that will happen overnight as there are many considerations to review. There are also different agencies that will want to be involved in the process which is also not clear what it is given that most financial market laws differ among states and there are few federal laws that could immediately apply to the space. States will surely want to have a piece of the say as seen by states like Wyoming and Arizona whom have had their own views and laws passed.
I dont see how they would ever delist it if they delisted ethereum then they gotta delist a ton of things and all hell would break lose vs the government.
I dont see how they would ever delist it if they delisted ethereum then they gotta delist a ton of things and all hell would break lose vs the government.Oh so the SEC didnt hold, they just wanted to cause a FUD durh🙄🙄
Great delivery Omar, nice and succinct as always! EOS is going to be huge in my opinion, especially if they use most of their money raised to fund projects. Even if they don't there should still be an abundance of funding from the block producers to build some really exciting projects. I personally wouldn't touch ETH or any Ethereum based tokens right now.
you are getting better and better thanks for the info
Can you do a review of Pied Piper coin and thanks for the video
SO there was no major meeting meeting on ETH ha. That writer just wanted some digital fame it seems. Crypto kitties back on the map, I’d like to see a hello cryptoKitty that’s breedable and then moldabe in keychains. That would make some skrilla . Thanks for the daily crypto news! It saved me a tunn of time in research
Oh so the SEC didnt hold, they just wanted to cause a FUD durh🙄🙄
Thanks for your info,Its a great blog post.
Just played your video.
News apart, I enjoyed your video. Watching your videos is like I am watching some live news. I like the way you present the content creatively. I know it’s not easy to record these kind of videos in a single shot. I am your fan now because l learn lot of things by watching your videos and it helps me a lot.
Thanks and keep posting quality content. 👍🏻👍🏻
I bought some more Ethereum today, not even knowing about this FUD
OK. so wondering here. Bought EOS months ago, sent to my eth address on MyEtherWallet maintained by my hardware wallet and used the register procedure, confirmed the private and public keys on an air gapped PC that never touches the web.
Question is what comes on launch day? I assume several blockchains will be taking snapshots of the ETH smart contracts early June and you have to somehow use your private key to claim those airdrops. Never done this before (but I am a programmer).
Question is where do you look on launch day?
I'm just looking to establish a position in the Steemit community, and would appreciate to find some people like me, so we can mutually support one another. subscribe @coinlocket
The regulators work for the government so we all know that they are never efficient when it comes to decision making. The regulation of cryptocurrencies in general is not something that will happen overnight as there are many considerations to review. There are also different agencies that will want to be involved in the process which is also not clear what it is given that most financial market laws differ among states and there are few federal laws that could immediately apply to the space. States will surely want to have a piece of the say as seen by states like Wyoming and Arizona whom have had their own views and laws passed.Great delivery Omar, nice and succinct as always! EOS is going to be huge in my opinion, especially if they use most of their money raised to fund projects. Even if they don't there should still be an abundance of funding from the block producers to build some really exciting projects. I personally wouldn't touch ETH or any Ethereum based tokens right now.you are getting better and better thanks for the info
@reportabuse : This user which I replied to is copying comments that have been made earlier, probably using some kind of code. Even copying two comments that have been made and merges them together in one single comment. I have seen this a lot lately from more accounts.
The regulators work for the government so we all know that they are never efficient when it comes to decision making. The regulation of cryptocurrencies in general is not something that will happen overnight as there are many considerations to review. There are also different agencies that will want to be involved in the process which is also not clear what it is given that most financial market laws differ among states and there are few federal laws that could immediately apply to the space. States will surely want to have a piece of the say as seen by states like Wyoming and Arizona whom have had their own views and laws passed.I dont see how they would ever delist it if they delisted ethereum then they gotta delist a ton of things and all hell would break lose vs the government.I dont see how they would ever delist it if they delisted ethereum then they gotta delist a ton of things and all hell would break lose vs the government.Oh so the SEC didnt hold, they just wanted to cause a FUD durh🙄🙄
@reportabuse : This user is copying comments that have been made earlier, probably using some kind of code. Even copying two comments that have been made and merges them together in one single comment. I have seen this a lot lately from more accounts.