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When we talk about cybersquatting, encryption is not a bad thing, and it becomes imperative to protect financial property.
No.... I don't think the regulation affect the functionality of decentralization, although I don't know the full documented write up of the regulation...When we talk about cybersquatting, encryption is not a bad thing, and it becomes imperative to protect financial property.
The Chinese Digital Yuan is not a crypto coin. It is a digital version of the physical Yuan. A crypto coin has its own value in the market exchange while the Digital Yuan is actually Yuan but only in digital form. I wonder why so many are confused with the digital Yuan.Some coins are centralized lime the Chinese Digital Yuan and USDT, which is controlled by different entities. So we shouldn't trade on those coins if we want anonymous transactions.
Well , do you know that if transaction are open , people can access the amount if money in someone wallet and this will put them into the danger of being scammed.Regulation should not impact the basic principle of decentralisation of cryptocurrencies. It only tries to avoid fraudulent activities and make the currency stable. If you are doing a legal transaction, then there is no need to remain anonymous. Only, by not hiding all the transactions, we will be able to get rid of all the illegal financial activities.
I agree this can happen even with normal currencies and normal wallet. However, regulatory bodies will definitely put in high security measures, which would ensure security for individual accounts. Danger of being scammed cannot be reason to make all transactions underground and invisible to regulatory bodies.Well , do you know that if transaction are open , people can access the amount if money in someone wallet and this will put them into the danger of being scammed.