Proof-of-Work Ban Still in the Europe’s Proposed Crypto Reg

Yes and the ban has been rejected as it should be...

https://www.coindesk.com/policy/202...cted-in-eu-parliament-committee-vote-sources/

In conclusion to this thread, I think it is safe to say that crypto and virtual assets have succeeded once again. Just like they have been now for the past 10 years. And anyone thinking that this is some kind of "Tulip mania" needs to go look in the mirror and find out the meaning of what an uneducated fool looks like, because Bitcoin and virtual assets are going nowhere!

You may all go back to what you were doing...
 
betcashrun said:
The proof-of-work ban was removed from Europe’s proposed Crypto Reg then added later on (source Alexandre Stachtchenko, KPMG)...
The EU Crypto law is set for vote today.

https://www.pymnts.com/pymnts-post/...es-proposed-crypto-reg/?c=news/page/page/1111
https://www.pymnts.com/cryptocurrency/2022/eu-crypto-law-mica-set-for-vote-march-14/
https://www.bfmtv.com/economie/repl...-europeen-inquiete-14-03_VN-202203140286.html
More...

Pulling up a bitnodes network map and seeing how established it is in Europe wouldn't have been a clue that this ban was a non-starter.
 
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