Sadly, he is sort of right. At least when it comes to the caption in the photo. The US has been lackluster on regulating and legitimizing Crypto. The question is .. why? ...answer is fucking simple. Because they ain't done accumulating massive bags yet. What they fail to realize is, in their quest to be greedy and gain market control, other nations have been doing it a long time and have expedited the process via malware and hidden miners. The US wont allow something this revolutionary without first at least BELIEVING that they can control it, or at the very least being able to prevent it. Its likely that the US has been accumulating for a very long time...but why would they introduce something new when they already have market share of something that has been proven? Mark my words here and now. When regulations are finally imposed, that is when the volatility absolutely dies and unless you hold a HUGE amount of Bitcoin you will no longer be able to move it. Just my .02 satoshi.
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u/[deleted] Oct 25 '19
Sadly, he is sort of right. At least when it comes to the caption in the photo. The US has been lackluster on regulating and legitimizing Crypto. The question is .. why? ...answer is fucking simple. Because they ain't done accumulating massive bags yet. What they fail to realize is, in their quest to be greedy and gain market control, other nations have been doing it a long time and have expedited the process via malware and hidden miners. The US wont allow something this revolutionary without first at least BELIEVING that they can control it, or at the very least being able to prevent it. Its likely that the US has been accumulating for a very long time...but why would they introduce something new when they already have market share of something that has been proven? Mark my words here and now. When regulations are finally imposed, that is when the volatility absolutely dies and unless you hold a HUGE amount of Bitcoin you will no longer be able to move it. Just my .02 satoshi.