In a recent interview with BusinessInsider, BitMex's head of development, Grey Dwyer, stated following regarding
the concerns around Bitcoin futures:
Not exact matches
There has been opposition from some banks who expressed
concern at a lack of transparency and regulation
around Bitcoin Futures.
Concerns around liquidity, security, counterparty risk and custody of assets have so far prevented institutional investors from buying
Bitcoin on decentralized exchanges.
Most likely, every
Bitcoin enthusiasts» principle
concern is to watch out for all the information rotating
around bitcoins.
«
Concerns around liquidity, security, counterparty risk and custody of assets have so far prevented institutional investors from buying
bitcoin or decentralized exchanges.»
Although, this shouldn't be too surprising as the block size debate is known to be one of the most controversial topics within
bitcoin circles — with bitcoiners positioning themselves
around two major camps: supporters of bigger blocks for the purpose of scaling and those who oppose bigger blocks because of centralization
concerns.
As usual, no one thing can be blamed for
Bitcoin's current downturn, but recent skittishness
around a subpoena for Bitfinex and
concerns around Tether — a kind of cryptocurrency counterpart to USD that matches the dollar one to one — probably factor in.
While this month's confrontation ended up as little more than a speed bump in
bitcoin's more than 300 percent rally in 2017,
concerns remain
around the capacity to increase transaction volumes.
Bitcoin Exchanges in India shall stop it's services As per of the latest bitcoin news, Indian Bitcoin Exchanges are probably going to stop operations for quite a while amid the period around August 1, referring to concerns spinning around bitcoin's product ref
Bitcoin Exchanges in India shall stop it's services As per of the latest
bitcoin news, Indian Bitcoin Exchanges are probably going to stop operations for quite a while amid the period around August 1, referring to concerns spinning around bitcoin's product ref
bitcoin news, Indian
Bitcoin Exchanges are probably going to stop operations for quite a while amid the period around August 1, referring to concerns spinning around bitcoin's product ref
Bitcoin Exchanges are probably going to stop operations for quite a while amid the period
around August 1, referring to
concerns spinning
around bitcoin's product ref
bitcoin's product refresh...
Back in January, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission said that «significant investor protection issues» needed to be examined before
bitcoin - based ETFs could be offered and it also had
concerns around how the products would be priced, stored and safeguarded.
As cryptocurrency has become mainstream governments
around the world have taken the first steps towards cryptocurrency regulations; Russia wants to create a robust tax regime, the UK and EU wants to force cryptocurrency to comply with Know your Customer (KYC) and Anti Money Laundering (AML) legislation and the Trump administration has voiced
concerns that «
Bitcoin is being used for illicit activity».
There has been opposition from some banks who expressed
concern at a lack of transparency and regulation
around Bitcoin Futures.
While some are expressing their
concerns over a probable market correction, analysts
around the globe are hopeful about
Bitcoin's dream run to continue for some more time now.
The changes address and clarify the many
concerns submitted by the
bitcoin community
around the degree of regulation proposed potentially being too restrictive for innovation to thrive.
«If you look at businesses
around the world, they're scrambling to adopt
Bitcoin Cash... I'm really
concerned with a markets right now.»
While
bitcoin mining can be a good way to earn cryptocurrency, there is currently a lot of
concerns about the legality of both the ownership of cryptocurrency and mining operations
around the world.
Many have expressed their
concerns regarding
Bitcoin's price which rocketed to
around 1800 % since the beginning of 2017, mainly due to the deluge of other market participants.
The
Bitcoin Core developer and perennial blockchain skeptic Peter Todd has recently taken to tweeting a number of his
concerns, and while they're all focused
around the question of decentralization, his real uneasiness with Ripple revolves
around the company's opaqueness.
Noting that production implementations of new innovations often surface tricky problems, the small team at Bitrefill decided one way it could contribute to
bitcoin was to move quickly to adopt Lightning, but doing so also helped it to address frequent
concerns voiced by its consumers
around transaction costs and delays.