#crypto ban

[cryptonstocks]

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[cryptonewsme]

Crypto Regulations in Qatar

Crypto Regulations in Qatar: Governments across the world have realized that they will need to make an important decision in the coming years. This decision is based on how they intend to regulate cryptocurrencies. Currently, some countries have taken a stance on cryptocurrencies, while others have remained silent. For the vocal countries, crypto has either been banned or embraced. However, for…

[seelatestnewss]

IMF flags debt restructuring hurdles, says banning crypto should be an option - Times of India

BENGALURU: Group of 20 (G20) nations have some disagreements over restructuring debt for distressed economies, the chief of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) said on Saturday, adding that banning private cryptocurrencies should be an option. India’s G20 presidency comes as its South Asian neighbours Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Pakistan are seeking urgent IMF funds due to an economic slowdown…

[kingshiddywinkle]

Just hearing about trumps new lil crypto currency called Trump Meme. Is this the same kind of idea with the Disney frozen conspiracy thing? Where you look up disney frozen and you get the movie instead of the frozen head theory???

"The only OFFICAL Trump meme"...

This feels like another way for him to control what people see on the internet.

Thoughts???

[mostlysignssomeportents]

Enter American culture-war nonsense.

In Texas, they want to ban websites that explain how to get an abortion, as well as sites that ship the pills for a medication abortion. In Florida, they want to force bloggers who write about the state government to pay a fee and register with the state, prohibiting anonymous commentary about the state legislature and its actions. Florida has also required that online providers cease permitting their users to display pronouns other than the ones they were assigned at birth. Of course, online services have no way to know what pronouns any of their users were assigned at birth, so sites like Github are complying with Florida law by simply not displaying pronouns to Floridian users.

The biggest barrier to enforcing these laws is the US Constitution, which these laws assuredly violate. It’s entirely possible that a lower court will uphold these laws. It’s conceivable that an appeals court will do so as well. It’s not outside the realm of possibility that the current Supreme Court — illegitimately stacked with far-right partisan hacks lacking any shred of principle — will follow suit.

But it’s far from a sure thing. It’s not even clear whether the legislatures that passed these laws and the governors who signed them want them to be enforced. After all, if these policies do come into force, large numbers of corporations are likely to shutter their offices and move out of state (especially in Florida, an increasingly economic irrelevance for any business not engaged in selling soon-to-be-drowned condos and/or shitcoins).

For these cynical political operators, having their laws overturned by “activist judges” lets them eat their cake and have it too — they don’t have to alienate the business lobby, and they get a steady supply of red meat for their cruel base, driving voter turnout and donations from frightened bigots.

-They’re still trying to ban cryptography 

[breakingnewsusa12]

usamericans, do you remember in the incredibles when syndrome made the robot go haywire just so he could swoop in and 'save the day'

[sm-news24]

Trump's two-word response as TikTok goes dark with message to next president.

https://tinyshorten.com/YdSH4

[marginal-effect]

still trying to figure out exactly where the line is between 'youre just getting old and cynical' and 'things really are just this bad' within my psyche. bc lets be real shit is fucked. off topic but this guy has been revving his motorcycle in the parking lot for the last 10 minutes and i think this might be the final straw before just i do it lol

[rosykims]

i think it would be sooooo funny if gracie was into the st*ckmarket honestly :/

[biblenewsprophecy]

[techdove]

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[flying-cat]

has anyone else suddenly gotten a ton of crypto ads that they weren't getting before now that tiktok is back

[mercoglianotrueblog]

Is BTC a danger to the USD

#dogecoin #Musk favorite #crypto

#UK crypto rules to counter #Trump

#Biden regulators lied on crypto

17 new coins in Nov 2024

#DCC urges US govt to lift crypto #ban on federal #employees

#Italy crypto taxation 26-28%

if SEC #Genser goes crypto grow

https://salvatoremercogliano.blogspot.com/2024/11/is-btc-danger-to-usd.html?spref=tw

[mostlysignssomeportents]

National firewalls are everywhere today. Sometimes, they’re sold as turnkey solutions — by both Chinese and western firms — to poor countries with very little technical capacity of their own. Spy agencies from large, powerful countries love it when poor countries install foreign-made national firewalls, as these are key to “third-party collection” (when a spy agency taps into another spy agency’s files) and “fourth-party collection” (when a spy agency taps into another spy agency that has tapped into another spy-agency’s files).

As national firewalls proliferate, so too do enforcement nexuses. After Edward Snowden revealed that US tech giants were allowing US spy agencies to plunder their user data, the EU imposed a (perfectly reasonable) data localization regulation that required US tech companies to keep Europeans’ data on servers within the EU (this regulation remains contentious and fragile).

The EU doesn’t have a regional or national firewall, so tech giants who don’t want to comply with the regulation could simply withdraw their sales offices and engineering departments and lobbyists from the EU and ignore the rule — at least to the extent that they could convince US courts not to enforce EU judgments against them.

But the EU has other enforcement nexuses it could rely upon. It could order European banks and payment processors to block payments to tech firms that ignore the localization rule. Payment processing remains a highly regulated, concentrated industry, and even if, say, Facebook was willing to give up on 520,000,000 European consumers by retreating to the USA, it’s unlikely that Visa and Mastercard would follow suit.

-They’re still trying to ban cryptography

[rostinbehnam]

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[sm-news24]

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