Nizozemska mora prepovedati Bitcoin pred padcem cen, pravi nizozemski uradnik

Pieter Hasekamp, ​​vodja centralnega urada za načrtovanje CPB, je menil, da mora nizozemska vlada prepovedati digitalno premoženje. Nadalje je izjavil, da je propad kripto neizogiben.

Kriptovalute niso "Niti denar niti finančni izdelek"

The director of the CPB Pieter Hasekamp nujno the ruling cabinet of the Netherlands to officially forbid trading, possession, and mining of bitcoin and digital assets. The move could protect local investors as, in his opinion, the crypto market will eventually crash:

”Za vlagatelje in vlade zadnja oseba, ki ukrepa, je poraženec. Nizozemska mora zdaj prepovedati bitcoin. "

Hasekamp je pojasnil, da so številne države začele s prepovedjo kriptovalut, ker virtualna sredstva sodelujejo v prevarah in kriminalnih dejavnostih. Lahko povzročijo tudi finančno nestabilnost.

Nizozemski uradnik je trdil, da imajo bitcoin in druga digitalna sredstva skoraj nič možnosti za zamenjavo fiat valut. Namesto tega verjame, da delujejo na domino mehanizem:

"Kriptovalute v bistvu niso niti denar niti finančni produkt, ampak primer tega, kar nobelov nagrajenec Robert Shiller imenuje" nalezljiva pripoved ": nalezljiva zgodba, v katero ljudje verjamejo, ker drugi verjamejo vanjo."

Trenutno na Nizozemskem ni nobenih pomembnih kripto omejitev, razen poostritve nadzora nekaterih mest trgovanja.

Kdo še želi prepovedati kripto?

The biggest economy in Asia – China – razglasitve in late May its intentions to crack down on Bitcoin mining and trading. The State Council of the country stated that the move would ”prevent and control financial risks.” This came years after the nation’s first outlined ban on anything related to BTC.

The crypto war, which the government waged, stopnjevali further in early June when it blocked the social media accounts of several influencers. The report informed that the attack was mainly aimed at digital assets enthusiasts who have many followers on the popular Chinese social media platform – Weibo.

The second-most populated country – India – also has a negative stance towards cryptocurrencies. In mid-March, the government’s officials predvideno a new bill that would criminalize mining, trading, and owning bitcoin and other digital assets. There was no exact data on the punishment, but some rumors pointed out that imprisonment for 1 to 10 years is possible.

However, there were some indications that India could change its stance in a significantly more positive matter. On June 10th, new Poročila suggested that the government has decided to skip its plans to ban cryptocurrencies. Instead, it will ”most likely” classify Bitcoin and the rest of the market as an asset class very soon.