On 2021-11-23, I asked whether the Indian government was banning cryptocurrencies and what would happen to everything already in circulation. I did not answer either question or establish that a ban had been proposed or enacted. These questions connect to the skeptical case against crypto, crypto market direction and economics, and learning crypto and web3.
On 2022-02-07, I asked whether all countries need a separate #DigitalAssetTax or whether regular tax structures should include this taxation. I gave no recommendation or answer, and attributed research to @TheOddball__ with a link to https://t.co/uRwozO70lc. This policy question connects to my broader crypto questions in the skeptical case against crypto, crypto market direction and economics, and learning crypto and web3.
I asked whether elected politicians could really take a tough stance if over 20 percent of Americans had crypto exposure, especially Biden at that moment. I added the claim, “Elections above all else, always, everywhere.” The post does not define crypto exposure or give a source for the figure; it raises a political question rather than stating a policy prediction. This question connects to my broader crypto questions in the skeptical case against crypto and learning crypto and web3.
On 2021-11-15, I asked why China was absent from a referenced list and speculated that America might be hedging its exorbitant dollar printing by holding the bulk share of cryptos. The list is not included, so I left this as a question rather than an established conclusion; I credited research to @TheOddball__ and linked https://t.co/TSE00GQKqk.