How do regulations impact the cryptocurrency market?

I’ve been following the cryptocurrency market for a while, and I’ve noticed significant fluctuations in prices whenever new regulations are announced or enforced. Recently, some major changes have been proposed in my country, and I’m concerned about how these might affect my investments. Could someone explain how regulations impact the cryptocurrency market, and what I should be aware of as an investor?

I’ve noticed the same thing—crypto can be super sensitive to any news on regulations. When new rules are proposed, people tend to freak out, causing prices to swing like crazy. It’s kind of like everyone’s guessing what’ll happen next. Personally, I keep an eye on big news and try not to panic-sell. Regulations can make things more stable in the long run, but in the short term, expect some bumps. Just stay informed and try not to react too quickly.

Exchanges should be properly controlled and checked by a third party.

As long as there is some way to control or agree on who that third party is.

Many people don’t like them, but if I had to choose, I’d go with one of the big global account firms or something similar. They have enough money not to be scared of or paid by the big exchanges.

Large corporations will be able to purchase and own bitcoin thanks to regulation, which will not only establish bitcoin as a valuable asset but also provide the only feasible route to widespread adoption short of societal or monetary collapse.