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Government Regulation May Chill Cryptocurrency Innovation
1:15:04 - 1:23:17 (08:12)
Former intelligence officer and cryptocurrency advocate urges caution in government regulation, stating that over-regulation may force innovation offshore and hinder the progress of the technology.
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The attraction of cryptocurrency stems from its volatile nature, but this is also terrifying to both participants and rule makers.
1:15:04 - 1:16:41 (01:37)
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The attraction of cryptocurrency stems from its volatile nature, but this is also terrifying to both participants and rule makers. As more countries are likely to create their own cryptocurrencies linked to their currency, announcements of this kind can be expected.
ChapterGovernment Regulation May Chill Cryptocurrency Innovation
Episode#499: Katie Haun on the Dark Web, Gangs, Investigating Bitcoin, and The New Magic of "Nifties" (NFTs)
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
The lack of clear regulations around cryptocurrency is hindering innovation and progress, and entrepreneurs need to know what rules they are meant to follow.
1:16:41 - 1:20:06 (03:24)
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The lack of clear regulations around cryptocurrency is hindering innovation and progress, and entrepreneurs need to know what rules they are meant to follow. Crypto is not the Wild West, and it's important for the government to facilitate growth and adoption through sensible regulatory frameworks.
ChapterGovernment Regulation May Chill Cryptocurrency Innovation
Episode#499: Katie Haun on the Dark Web, Gangs, Investigating Bitcoin, and The New Magic of "Nifties" (NFTs)
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
Venezuelans may start using crypto for peer-to-peer transactions, but taxes could be paid in a state-run currency, according to discussions of the presence of a large underground crypto economy in Venezuela.
1:20:06 - 1:23:17 (03:10)
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Venezuelans may start using crypto for peer-to-peer transactions, but taxes could be paid in a state-run currency, according to discussions of the presence of a large underground crypto economy in Venezuela. Developing countries that see more potential in building a technology firm outside the US and smaller governments may beat the US to adopting Bitcoin or other crypto as a reserve currency.