How Governments Mining Bitcoin Could De-Risk Cryptocurrency
There’s seemingly a constant conversation, particularly with those involved in legacy financial institutions, about how cryptocurrency can be – to a certain degree – “de-risked.” Can government mining, or merely taxation structure, address this? While many traditional financial players that are not crypto-first, but are crypto-adjacent (take Visa as a prime example) are relying on the use of stablecoins like USDC as their main pillar of transactions, there are other conversations happening about how crypto risk can be managed. Government bodies are always looking to get a piece....
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Crypto mining has been an environmental issue that cant be over looked; World governments have tried to put a lid on it but still have an uphill battle as the popularity of crypto grows. Will crypto be mining be able to last if the technology still impacts the earth on high levels ? Or will it mold with the time and adapt with the land before governments continue to attack Crypto currency. Related Reading |Elevate Brands Offering Bitcoin Payouts on Coinbase Prime Crypto War With Mining … China has been in the for front of crypto bans and the war between the two parties....
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk thinks governments should not try to regulate cryptocurrency. “I would say, do nothing,” he recommended. Musk believes that it is not possible to destroy crypto, but governments can “slow down its advancement.”
Elon Musk Says Governments Should ‘Do Nothing’ and Leave Crypto Alone
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Going green is an ideal way to run crypto — but is it doable? Governments have been concerned about the negative impacts of cryptocurrency mining to the environment as it exhausts massive amounts of energy, especially for the so-called “proof of work” mechanism. China, for instance, has banned Bitcoin mining. In Northern Sweden, Hive Blockchain, […]