Leister

You don't need to regulate cryptocurrency because cryptocurrency has no set value without Fiat any damn way.

Who cares?

Who cares if somebody does a presale other than the fact I gave them money?

If the presale says we don't take credit cards, we don't take debit cards, we don't take stable coins.

We'll take any other cryptocurrency that is not a stable asset of any kind or any Fiat.

There's no money exchanged.

If they say, all we take is Bitcoin.

There's no money exchange.

A commodity is that's a second market, right?

That's what, that's my issue with it is I get why they wrote it that way.

I think that's to its detriment in my opinion.

And I questioned the need to go that aggressive.

You don't need to.

It's simple.

Cryptocurrency should have no other regulation until unless there's a connection to Fiat.

Once there's a connection to Fiat, the regular regulations we already have for Fiat should then kick in.

I think it's that simple.

A stable coin is only as stable as the ability to sell it for that value.

It doesn't matter if a graph says that it's a dollar.

If I try to sell the damn thing and only get 50 cents, it's not a stable coin, right?