Deutschland ist ein reiches Land mit armen Bürgern!/ Germany is a rich country with poor citizens!
Der Kryptomarkt boomt wieder, doch in Amerika bleiben entscheidende Regulierungsfragen offen – wegen windiger Geschäfte von Präsident Donald Trump (78) droht eine wichtige Gesetzesinitiative zu scheitern.
„Da ist Europa definitiv einen Schritt voraus“, sagte Dominik Beier, Chief Commercial Officer der österreichischen Kryptobörse Bitpanda auf der Finance Forward-Bühne in Hamburg. „Du kannst mit einer einzigen Lizenz in sämtlichen europäischen Ländern Bitcoin anbieten.“
Die immer noch vielen Akteure, die nicht nach den Regeln spielten, könnten so aus dem Markt ausgeschlossen werden, lobte der Bitpanda-Manager. Europa sei in dieser Hinsicht „sehr fortschrittlich“. Die USA hingegen seien regulatorisch doch recht föderal.
Der Deutschlandchef der größten US-Kryptobörse Coinbase, Denny Morawiak, betonte auf dem Kryptopanel des Techfestivals, dass die Regulatorik ein maßgeblicher Faktor sei, um der Branche den Weg in den Finanzmarkt-Mainstream zu ebnen. Der Gesetzgeber müsse klare und feste Rahmenbedingungen vorgeben. Morawiak sieht generell enormes Potenzial in Deutschland, das Coinbase als besonders wichtigen internationalen Markt identifiziert habe.
„Deutschland ist ein reiches Land mit armen Leuten, das ist stark durch den konservativen Investmentansatz getrieben.“ Wenn die Deutschen es schafften, bei Krypto „mal nicht den Zug zu verpassen“, würden sich „ganz große Chancen für den Bürger“ ergeben.
In den USA ist die geplante Krypto-Regulierungsoffensive aktuell ins Stocken geraten. Denn die Demokraten drohen die Stablecoin-Gesetzesinitiative von US-Präsident Trump wegen dessen dubioser Kryptogeschäfte im Kongress zu blockieren.
Trump überreizt mit seinen umstrittenen Deals sogar beim besonders kryptofreundlichen Teil der demokratischen Abgeordneten, auf den seine Republikaner im Senat angewiesen sind. Zuletzt machte der US-Präsident Schlagzeilen mit der Vermarktung eines exklusiven Dinners an Käufer seines umstrittenen Trump-Coins. Dem Analysehaus Chainalysis zufolge hat der erst zu Trumps Amtseinführung aufgelegte Memecoin den Hinterleuten bereits 328 Millionen Dollar allein an Transaktionsgebühren eingespielt.
Obwohl Europa in Regulierungsfragen weiter sei, habe Deutschland gegenüber den USA in Sachen Krypto noch einiges aufzuholen, sagte Investor Julius Nagel vom Berliner w3.fund. So habe in Amerika bereits jeder dritte Privatanleger Bitcoins im Portfolio, in Deutschland nur jeder sechste.
Ich zitierte aus folgendem Artikel...
https://financefwd.com/de/warum-europa-bei-der-krypto-regulierung-vorteile-gegenueber-den-usa-hat/
Mein persönliches Fazit:
Europa hat mittlerweile die besten Regulierungsfragen gelöst und feste Bestimmungen für den Kryptomarkt festgelegt. In Deutschland herrschen meiner Meinung nach sogar noch die Kryptofreundlichste Steuerregulierung. Dennoch trauen sich die deutschen nicht in den Markt zu investieren. Die meisten Bürger in meinem Umfeld halten alles was mehr als 2% Rendite verspricht als Betrug.
Da können meine Prophezeiung zwar recht behalten aber stoßen weiterhin auf Taube Ohren.
Fakt ist: Mein persönlich größter Erfolg war, dass ich meine Schwiegereltern von der Idee einer Investition in Kryptowährungen überzeugen konnte! 😉😇
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The crypto market is booming again, but crucial regulatory questions remain unanswered in America – due to shady dealings by President Donald Trump (78), an important legislative initiative is in danger of failing.
"Europe is definitely one step ahead," said Dominik Beier, Chief Commercial Officer of the Austrian crypto exchange Bitpanda, on the Finance Forward stage in Hamburg. "You can offer Bitcoin in all European countries with a single license."
The Bitpanda manager praised the fact that the still numerous players who don't play by the rules could be excluded from the market. Europe is "very progressive" in this regard. The US, on the other hand, is quite federal in terms of regulation.
Denny Morawiak, the head of Germany at Coinbase, the largest US crypto exchange, emphasized at the tech festival's crypto panel that regulation is a key factor in paving the industry's way into the financial market mainstream. Legislators must provide clear and solid frameworks. Morawiak sees enormous potential in Germany in general, which Coinbase has identified as a particularly important international market.
"Germany is a rich country with poor people, which is strongly driven by its conservative investment approach." If the Germans manage to "not miss the boat" when it comes to crypto, "great opportunities for citizens" will arise.
In the US, the planned crypto regulatory offensive has currently stalled. The Democrats are threatening to block US President Trump's stablecoin legislative initiative in Congress because of his dubious crypto dealings.
With his controversial deals, Trump is even overplaying his hand with the particularly crypto-friendly section of Democratic lawmakers, on whom his Republicans in the Senate depend. The US President recently made headlines by marketing an exclusive dinner to buyers of his controversial Trump Coin. According to the analysis firm Chainalysis, the memecoin, which was only launched for Trump's inauguration, has already earned its backers $328 million in transaction fees alone.
Although Europe is further ahead in regulatory matters, Germany still has some catching up to do with the US when it comes to crypto, said investor Julius Nagel of Berlin-based w3.fund. In the US, one in three private investors already has Bitcoin in their portfolio, compared to only one in six in Germany.
I quoted from the following article...
https://financefwd.com/de/warum-europa-bei-der-krypto-regulierung-vorteile-gegenueber-den-usa-hat/
My personal conclusion:
Europe has now resolved the best regulatory issues and established firm regulations for the crypto market. In my opinion, Germany even has the most crypto-friendly tax regulations. Nevertheless, Germans are hesitant to invest in the market. Most people around me consider anything that promises returns above 2% to be a scam.
My predictions may be right, but they continue to fall on deaf ears.
The fact is: My greatest personal success was convincing my in-laws to invest in cryptocurrencies! 😉😇
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I have personally loved the way Europe or at least part of it have been pro crypto and ready to embrace the new tech.
It is way ahead of USA in this area.
The truth is that it is a success to get your in-laws to invest in Cryptocurrencies and well, most might think that it is a scam but well, with time they will realize the opportunity they are missing.
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Of course, there can always be mistrust because cryptocurrencies are something relatively new and many people still do not understand that thanks to them we could improve our lives much more.
I have a theory as to why in your country (Germany) Cryptocurrencies are not highly appreciated, perhaps it is because their economy is more stable and the salary they receive from their work is enough to live, let's say very well. On the other hand, in countries like the one I live in (Venezuela), when we cannot earn what we earn from working, we have to juggle and we find in Cryptocurrencies an option to get ahead and be able to give our families the opportunity to live much better, not with luxuries or anything like that, just with what is necessary to be calm.
Yes, that's true. In Germany, no one necessarily needs Bitcoin to provide for their family.
We have a very generous social security system here, so no one has to fear going hungry.
Nevertheless, old-age poverty is increasing in Germany. In Germany, only those who work hard can afford luxury.
So we must try to encourage saving in Bitcoin, not only for the elderly because they won't be able to, but start with those who are old enough to understand everything they can earn in the future if they start saving a little of what they earn by working in Bitcoin or any other cryptocurrency of their choice, and they will realize that they have made the best possible choice for their old age.
I think Cryptocurrencies are "Commodities" that continue to "Fluctuate" in value... This tells me, that Cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, will not be able to "compete" with our New Product Line of "Electronic Coinage" backed by U.S. Gold Coinage...
Yes, cryptocurrencies are definitely not stable enough. Only those who understand the ups and downs of the markets can make some profits.
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It would be difficult for them to invest in cryptocurrency if they have limited knowledge
You're absolutely right. Trump Coin is controversial, and it has caused a lot of people to suffer losses. I myself have lost around $1300 in the Trump Coin scam. I'm still holding it with the hope that I can at least recover my losses during the upcoming alt season.
Yes, it's possible that the Trump coin will recover and you'll offset your losses. But it's also possible that other coins will perform better, and you'll miss out on stronger returns in your hopes of offsetting your losses.
Sometimes you have to sell at a loss without emotion.
the stableness of cryptocurrency could be a factor