Numerous countries have launched major crackdowns. And many more might be coming.  Bitcoin has been surging and falling in recent weeks. And it seems mostly to come down to one thing: regulation.

The lack of regulation is, for now, a large part of bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies’ intrigue: they seem to allow people to avoid the traditional restrictions in place in money and other assets. But they’re also part of their bad reputation, with the same anonymity and decentralisation allowing them to be used for crime.

Many governments have suggested they could introduce such rules. But it’s still not clear what they’d look like, or how they’d arrive.

I also agree more if bitcoin is regulated by an authorized institution. I prefer bitcoin to be made system centralized and not anonymous. This is to minimize bitcoin used as a crime. If the bitcoin is not set then I pity the bitcoin users who are beginners or bitcoin users with little capital because they can be the target of big bitcoin investors to be panicked so they do "panic sell" or "panic buy". When in fact, it's part of their strategy to do market manipulation.

Many govt. are concern about crypto currency where as usa, Russia also gives this facilities to use so they think its should be regulated because based on this many crimes are happening and if they expose taxes in here then the users have to pay lots of money based on this investors may decrease.

I have not heard the Regulation of Bitcoin if you have heard and you have been told you can tell them to me, please explain to me what rules are needed for btc to develop

If govt can pull off this then there will be both negative and positive side for bitcoin. Negative is that govt will then impose taxes over the use and transaction of crypocurrency, positive is that it will be no longer illegal and more people will invest.

Government will interfere with bitcoin regulations as it is designed to favor their side. They are going to put tax and thats a downside for us who earn in bitcoin although its nice because it is such a help for the country but when you look at it deeper, money on tax are actually just going to those corrupt politicians' pocket which is not great. Really.

Any regulation of the state will always have an effect on bitcoin price changes, be it a regulation that receives bitcoin and regulases that banning bitcoin. But this time, many countries are still reluctant to accept bitcoin and can be used as a legitimate payment system within a country. I will always hope that countries that have not received bitcoin and quickly provide regulation against the use of bitcoin. Of course, if some countries that open and regulate bitcoin will contribute positively to market changes.

At the initial stage, many governments do not know how to properly regulate the crypto, so many want to ban and restrict their distribution, but it is not the right step, who will not keep up with the technology, the latter would lose a lot.

The UK is a leader in crypto-currency integration and one of the most favorable
and convenient jurisdictions for conducting a crypto-currency business. Moreover, the state
It supports the startups associated with the digital currency.

I think that bitcion might loose its feature if a set of regulation imposed over it by govt. Blockchain technology will perform properly then. But yes some regulation could be set to stop the illegal task with bitcoin.