Q. How likely is it that these yield farming strategies will be banned when regulation comes?
A. My thoughts on this below π
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β’ #crypto - and #DeFi in particular - is bound to see more regulation. There is too much uncertainty around regulation currently, causing problems for investors and regulators.
β’ Regulation varies by jurisdiction - so it's hard to say exactly what will be allowed / not.
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β’ Regulation is also slow to catch up. Things move very fast in #DeFi. New projects and models are coming up all the time, which are hard to classify by TradFi frameworks.
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β’ I believe regulation is overall a very good thing for #crypto. Regulation allows big money (institutional investors) to enter the space.
It's very difficult for pension funds, endowments, etc to get into #crypto or #DeFi currently due to the regulatory uncertainty.
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β’ Regulation also unlocks new avenues for average people to enter #crypto. (For example: ETFs)
β’ On the flip side, regulation will make it more tedious & restrictive to access projects and protocols - some projects will be hit harder than others on this front.
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β’ That being said, I don't think there will be any blanket bans on #DeFi in the US.
TL;DR - regulation is good for #crypto, although it might be annoying for seasoned #DeFi farmers who have gotten accustomed to the wild west experience.
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