Well here's a brief overview: Too much regulation means innovators and investors seek greener grass and the USA cedes the world economic, trade and technological innovation center. Not enough and too many people jump ship and abandon a failing USD quicker. They're just doing a balancing act. Regulators have a reactionary position. They can't get out in front of innovators because that leaves them susceptible to the above. To be frank, innovators control Blockchain and the only versions that will survive are the ones that are innovated by the most competent people, especially since so much of it is bottlenecked by competence and the vast majority of people still know too little about it.
In essence, there's really no way to regulate it. All they can do is keep calling time out and hope innovators get exhausted.
I still like XRP.
You'll probably make money with it, but I don't see it having much staying power myself. Hell, you could buy practically anything and make money with it. Either way, DYOR.
I like the technology they invented, and everything they are doing with the big players. Inter-ledger protocol is amazing and a lot cheaper to run. Re XRP: > It's also the cheapest, fastest, and lowest power consumption and is regulated everywhere (the US lawsuit will end soon). This last point on energy use, is what will kill BTC. Klauss Schwab said it himself recently. CBDCs and smart cities are coming (Note Australia crypto announcement yesterday). If you don't like it, you go to the "well camp" Thanks.
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