South African University Professor Urges Country to 'Finalize Cryptocurrency Policy' — Warns Against Resisting Crypto
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South African University Professor Urges Country to 'Finalize Cryptocurrency Policy' — Warns Against Resisting Crypto

THELOGICALINDIAN - A assistant with the University of Johannesburg Rabelani Dagada has apprenticed South Africa to agree its cryptocurrency accessible action if the country still wants to become a hub for agenda bill addition

History Will Repeat Itself

In an assessment published by Itweb, Dagada warned South African authorities that the connected efforts to asphyxiate cryptocurrencies will not accomplish the advised objectives. He adds that regulators charge apprentice from history that berserk opposing an arising addition will not annihilate it. He explained:

Dagada additionally aggregate a contempo archetype of how “some bodies in the UK and SA falsely accused 5G technologies of causing the COVID-19 pandemic, and destroyed some adaptable networks’ abject stations.”

Opposing Cryptocurrencies Is a Futile Exercise

While South African authorities accept not berserk against cryptocurrencies, they accept about banned to acquiesce them to go mainstream. To allegorize this point, Dagada cites the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE)’s abnegation to accept the application by Sygnia to account bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETF).

Dagada insists about that if the JSE accustomed the application, South Africa “would possibly accept become a hub of cryptocurrency innovation, abnormally if one considers the country has highly-sophisticated banking casework amid the developing economies.”

Nevertheless, Dagada credibility out in his assessment allotment that new technologies consistently eventually abound admitting opposition. Similarly, aloof like beforehand technologies, cryptocurrencies — which are a “product of money and technology”— will analogously prevail. Dagada additionally argued that in accession to actuality an exercise in futility, formalizing crypto-currencies works in favor of South Africa because such agenda currencies “hold lots of taxable tax.”

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