If they will do that, that will be a legal confirmation that poverty reduction and economic inclusivism are not their real concerns but the preservation of their control.
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If they will do that, that will be a legal confirmation that poverty reduction and economic inclusivism are not their real concerns but the preservation of their control.
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And they will get busted if they do that. Just admiring those governments who are getting onboard the crypto ship.
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Yes, two countries already? And if I am not mistaken, 13 states in the US are moving in such a direction.
I am not sure either hehe. It's great that some US states are going in that direction. We are fortunate too that at least our country doesn't ban crypto :)
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PH is known for playing it safe. I saw it with AIIB. PH entered after a few years when more countries are investing in it.
Which is still better than being against it :)
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Yes, you're right. I could not imagine if PH would follow in the footstep of China, I wonder what crypto advocates will do once such a thing happens.
Fortunately, the government isn't that close-minded :) Maybe cryptosiasts would go on a strike if the country did the opposite hehe
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