CryptoLaw

[CryptoLaw @CryptoLaw4]

@Crypto_Counsel @RowanRK6 @robviglione So what’s your vision? Pure freedom? 100 percent privacy? BTW - these can still be remained in some currencies, but how can you expect the government to look the other way and even support this? Do you have a specific offer that could serve all incentives?

[CryptoLaw @CryptoLaw4]

@Crypto_Counsel @RowanRK6 @robviglione solution, but I think you would agree that regulation and proper protection may bring more adoption and better environment to our ecosystem and community to prosper. If everything will be free, with no supervision nor enforcement of any kind, this will destroy anything you (and__

[CryptoLaw @CryptoLaw4]

@Crypto_Counsel @RowanRK6 @robviglione Regulators have their political interest, in some countries it’s worse than others, no doubt about it, but some people have their greediness and lack of moral, which regulators should protect the public from. The truth is somewhere is between, and we will never find the perfect__

[CryptoLaw @CryptoLaw4]

@KenrickLuneX @100trillionUSD @WBHoekstra @DNB_NL I insist on trying and find a common ground. As for your comment - That’s why you have lawyers ;) Raise an issue that may block your business, or a business you know, and I’ll see what can be done. I’m not billing, don’t worry about it 🤪

[CryptoLaw @CryptoLaw4]

@100trillionUSD @KenrickLuneX @WBHoekstra @DNB_NL I suggest we’ll wait and see how this really affects the market (and there’s a grace period of ~6 months during which we can get a conclusion.

[CryptoLaw @CryptoLaw4]

@100trillionUSD @KenrickLuneX @WBHoekstra @DNB_NL Sounds like the end of the world, but still, AMLD5 can bring true value to this world, eliminating some of the doubts raised in connection with money laundering as the sole use of cryptocurrencies. Netherlands is not the only one to implement this, but only one of the firsts.