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I do not have to look into a crystal ball to tell you what is going to happen in the near future with Crypto currency legislation in the USA. The government want to control Crypto currency use and the only way to do that is for them to regulate it and also to make sure that the regulation protects the US economy.

So, they will enforce strict KYC/AML requirements on any Crypto currency use and they will put restrictions on Fiat to Crypto conversion and also restrictions on Crypto currencies transfers out of the USA. <This will purely be a paper exercise, because we know people will bypass most of these restrictions.> 

BTC has always been the main stream in every crypto trade, Libra is still a beginner and requires a long process to get the attention of investors and crypto users.  and I predict that in the future BTC and Libra will get great attention compared to other altcoins.  Crypto regulation will favor the market authorities of BTC and Libra.

Sometimes those who are critical mind about something like Bitcoin will be the first one who will support it at the end of the day when they are convinced. They will turn their ways 180 degrees and started to be a fan. I think congress is like that, they are not believers at the start but when they've realized that they cannot do something about Bitcoin and they knew that Blockchain will really help the country then they have this statement. That is a good thing and I am still hoping that everyone who doesn't really know it will open their minds and heart on accepting Bitcoin.

It would require that person to acquire so much hardware that it literally would take years to perform this attack, and then still, existing farms have enough extra capacity to increase their hashrate to a point where the attacker would need +60 or even +70% of the hashrate. It would be an utter waste of time and money.

Just like how they banned drugs? That definitely worked. It made the prices of drugs sky rocket and the industry be worth like $400 billion annually.

Must be a sensible statement since proven already. It is good that bitcoin is not owned by anyone or any institution but just freely roaming around and anyone who would want to kill or destroy it will find himself hitting the air. 

It's possible if the attacker is -- or has close connections to -- a top ASIC manufacturer, and colludes with large existing miners. But this all gets back to the problem of incentives. Even if an attacker has the means, it would still cost billions of dollars to mount this attack. For what gains? Once it's known that a 51% attack is occurring, users simply need to stop transacting. The attackers will just keep bleeding money until they give up.

Well,it's true that it's a big challenge for a person or a small group of people but what about Governments and whole Countries.. Money isn't a problem to these entities, and as of the incentive to do so is simple -get rid of BTC.We can't deny that if governments want,they definetely can cause trouble to BTC

Wow great happy news..bitcoin unstoppable and unkillable cryptocurrency..Donald trump speaks hampers a little bit but bitcoin never bind his assumption.