Cryptocurrency (Digital Assets) Are A Done Deal
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Many question what the governments of the world can do to stop cryptocurrency.
The answer is a simple: nothing.
Cryptocurrency and digital assets are a done deal. The horse is out of the barn as they say.
In this video I discuss how things are spreading out at such a pace that it is impossible to keep up with. Since this is the case, it shows how expanding all of this is. Digital assets cannot be controlled regardless of what governments believe.
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It is way too late as you are correct in saying this is a done deal. We are working in this space every day and the speed of change is head spinning so good luck to anyone trying to stop it as that is mission impossible. NFT's are just too early to understand right now and possibly will become clearer as to exactly what they are.
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The government should just accept the fact that cryptocurrencies and digital assets is not like their usual puppet which they can just control whenever they want or like.....
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The laws will always be outdated. Just take a look at copyright since they only deal with things after the fact. You can get anything digital online now: books, games and even software for free. I think the only thing that is annoying is software with plenty of updates and subscription services.
As for NFTs, I think it will change a lot over the next few years. There is just way too much hype and its branching out way too much. I think some of them will fail as people get used to the technology and learn to pick.
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I am so glad the power became decentralized and that they cannot do anything about it. I was afraid that after many banks will launch their own digital coins, they will hunt the crypto which is not under their control. I know, I might sound stupid, candid, naive...I trust that you're right. It is empowering to watch this short video.
Digital assets need to grow more. Up and down in value, but progress is needed.
By autumn, I think BTC will hit 70k
But, you know, ....yes, BTC is somehow boring. There is a lot of stuff that go decentralized.
I have done a gamification design for sports leagues today and implemented suggestions for them to move in Hive. People should see it as an opportunity.
Thank you for a great insightful video!
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I dunno know... lost my PayPal because I could not provide an address. I am now among the unbanked of the world. If all my income was from crypto’s... the moment all these sites start demanding I provide proof of address you won’t see me here anymore
At that moment... this place here... well it would then be only for those with addresses. The other 6 billion who do not have one? Well... You just won’t be hearing their voices, anymore.
They can't stop crypto but they can slow it down and hinder adoption a lot if they want. Not the end of the world but many people are turned off when they have to jump through a lot of hoops to get passed certain government imposed obstacles
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Summary
In the video, the speaker discusses the undeniable growth and adoption of cryptocurrencies and digital assets. He emphasizes that despite uncertainties and fear, cryptocurrencies are here to stay, and their widespread acceptance is inevitable due to the innovative and diverse nature of the digital asset space. The speaker touches on the complexity and rapid evolution of various sectors within the cryptocurrency industry, such as DeFi, NFTs, and traditional financial integration. He predicts significant upcoming innovations and dismisses concerns about government interference, asserting that the decentralized and versatile nature of digital assets makes them difficult to regulate effectively.
Detailed Article
The speaker starts by affirming the solidity of cryptocurrencies and digital assets, stating that they are an established part of the financial landscape. He addresses common doubts and questions concerning the survival of cryptocurrencies, government regulations, and corporate involvement in the crypto space. Despite the prevalent FUD (Fear, Uncertainty, and Doubt), he confidently asserts that the expansion and diversification of digital assets signify their permanence in the market.
Touching on the rapidly evolving nature of the cryptocurrency industry, the speaker highlights the challenges of keeping up with the multitude of projects and innovations across various platforms. He mentions prominent projects like Ethereum, Hive, and Cardano, emphasizing the sheer volume and diversity of developments within the DeFi and NFT sectors.
The discussion pivots towards Bitcoin's significant value increase in 2021 and the anticipation of a potential surge in the near future. The speaker suggests that Bitcoin's stability and market dominance do not reflect the dynamic and exciting developments happening in other areas of the cryptocurrency space, such as DeFi, NFTs, social media, entertainment, real estate, and gaming.
Furthermore, the speaker delves into the unstoppable nature of digital assets, highlighting the limitations of attempting to regulate or control the vast array of cryptocurrencies and NFTs. He argues that government intervention is futile in the face of the constantly evolving technology and the decentralized nature of digital assets.
The speaker showcases his optimism for the future of digital assets, predicting groundbreaking innovations in the DeFi and NFT arenas. He compares the current stage of NFT development to the early innings of a baseball game, implying that the potential for growth and advancement is still in its nascent stages.
Lastly, the speaker addresses concerns about governmental interference and emphasizes the resilience of cryptocurrencies and digital assets against regulatory constraints. He draws parallels to past challenges in the music industry and file-sharing era, suggesting that attempts to ban or regulate digital assets will prove ineffective due to the fundamentally different nature of data in the digital world.
In conclusion, the speaker firmly asserts that cryptocurrencies and digital assets are the future, heralding a new era of innovation and financial transformation. He encourages his audience to stay informed and engaged with the evolving landscape of digital assets while confidently proclaiming the unstoppable nature of this technological revolution.