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Cryptocurrency
Derived node: assembled mechanically from the claims carrying cryptocurrency. A roster, not an adjudicated definition.
Every claim under this term
- 3002908-014 : Crypto gains are being massively underreported: despite Bitcoin rising from under twenty dollars in 2013 to over twelve hundred dollars in 2017, the IRS received only about 900 Forms 8949 indicating c
- 3117224-023 : The Central Bank of Russia has indicated that regulation of ICO and cryptocurrency technology is premature and has therefore declined to issue any regulations controlling ICOs, cryptocurrency, or DLT.
- 3117224-032 : Poland's Ministry of Finance interpretation states that selling or exchanging cryptocurrency for traditional currency, or exchanging one cryptocurrency for another, could create a VAT tax obligation.
- 3117224-035 : The National Bank of Slovakia takes the view that cryptocurrencies are not money because countries enjoy monetary sovereignty.
- 3266953-012 : Because power exercised over a store of value inevitably produces economies of scale, cryptocurrencies and any other transferable store of value drive networks toward centralization.
- 3405401-022 : The transferability of the stores of value entailed in cryptocurrencies creates core points of attack and undermines the very nature of decentralization.
- 3405401-023 : Because cryptocurrencies, like any currency or store of value, entail transferable value, the exercise of power over that value inevitably leads to centralization through economies of scale.
- 3406323-014 : Centralized fiat payment systems require consumers to hold an existing banking relationship, while holding and storing cryptocurrencies does not, which gives decentralized payment systems comparative
- 3406323-018 : Growth in stable cryptocurrencies traces back to attempts to combine the benefits of cryptocurrencies and blockchain with remedies for market volatility, and the growth data suggests demand for volati
- 3409548-034 : Cryptocurrencies created by blockchain start-ups generate investment returns that legacy investments cannot match.
- 3411897-036 : It is immaterial whether security incidents occur on centralized exchanges, on centralized systems appended to decentralized structures, or in the decentralized systems themselves, because the public
- 3808852-042 : The crypto movement illustrates the feedback effects between types of decentralization: its political philosophy could not be instantiated without technological decentralization in the form of cryptoc
- 3808867-036 : Decentralized payment systems hold a comparative advantage over centralized legacy fiat systems because holding and storing cryptocurrencies requires no banking relationship, whereas centralized fiat
- 3808873-005 : Decentralized issuers treated central bank issued digital currencies as a threat rather than as a pathway to mainstream acceptance of more decentralized cryptocurrencies, and that misreading forfeited
- 4033886-016 : As of 2022 there is no agreed upon reliable valuation method for cryptocurrencies.
- 4033886-018 : Stocks and cryptocurrencies look similar enough, both traded on markets at fluctuating prices, to invite similar regulation, but they diverge in their potential for abuse, their nature, their acceptan