Various EU countries are discussing the possibility of regulating the currency of the Betquin and other digital currencies. Where many government officials from different countries are seeking consensus among their partners across the continent.
G20 Summit to discuss the hosting of Betkin regulations
The Minister of Finance of France, "Bruno Le Maire", pointed out that the digital currency can be used for money laundering, financing of criminal activities and terrorism. Terrorism has increased in recent years, a major concern for the population and governments. The minister added that "speculative risks" related to digital currencies are clear, so he suggested that members of the "G20" discuss potential regulations along with Germany, the United States, China and the United Kingdom. While the British Treasury Department also unveiled plans to regulate the Betquin, where the newspaper "The Telegrap" reported
The Treasury Department has unveiled plans to regulate the Betquin, which will force traders to identify themselves and report suspicious activities. "

On the other hand, different countries organized digital currencies, but not currencies themselves, but the activities related to them. The intention is to limit as much as possible criminal activities related to the past of the famous digital currency. So the G20 Summit, which brings together the most important nations on Earth, will pay close attention to digital currency regulations. While many of these regulations may look bad, they only give legitimacy to Betquin and other digital currencies. With the coming systems, many other investors are willing to invest in this area. Thus, 2018 will be a year of credit for the digital currency, and will see more and more individuals and investors entering the field to use the digital currency and invest in it. But on the other hand, this will not come alone, but will be accompanied by regulations by governments around the world. As governments play an important role in these matters in particular, the EU will not leave this market unregulated.