At first I was sure that any SEC, a controlling body, is evil in cryptocurrency. That the crypto market is independent and does not need to be controlled.

But, over the last 5 months, I have come to the conclusion that the crypto market is controlled by those who control the exchanges. That is, there is already control.

The myth of an independent crypto market disappeared after news started to be posted, like the unemployment index in the US fell and the like.

Then there were several strong price collapses. But the synchronicity of these collapses was surprising. And before the collapses there is always news that large sums of money were withdrawn from the exchanges. Well, it can't be that everything falls at once and falls by many points, because of some index on Mars.

The more I delve into crypto, the more I understand that everything here is built on marketing. And has nothing to do with real value. We, hamsters, will never guess where we can earn money.

So why are different regulators like SEC bad for hamsters? The answer is obvious - nothing, such regulators are only good for hamsters. But they are very bad for different scammers.

Regulators control the price of the asset. That is, so that the price corresponds to the real value of the company that issued the crypto. Here, hello to all memecoins and btc. Since their prices will immediately become 0 =))))

Many will say, what about memecons, we hamsters can earn a lot of money on them. Here, relax, we hamsters find out about such coins after the fact, that is, after the coin has given x100500. The chances of getting into such a coin for hamsters = 0. But the chances of losing our money are 100%. Through news, advertising, marketing.

We hamsters will never do a deep analysis of a coin before buying it. We will buy a coin based on an advertisement, on a recommendation. And then we wonder why only $1 is left out of our $100.

Here, just different controls like SEC will help us. I am more than sure that when the crypto market is controlled by different government agencies, at least 80% of the coins will disappear from the market. Only real coins will remain, behind which there are real companies, with real money and value. The price and quantity of the remaining coins will correspond to the real value of these companies.

Is it good or bad? It's relative. For those who are used to cheating on hype it will be bad. For me personally it will be good. I don't have the idea of ​​making millions from $1. I have the idea of ​​making investments for a long time. So that at least the price remains not lower than the level of my entry, and the % of profit covers inflation. And if a small plus falls on top, then it's a great view. Roughly speaking, I want to invest my savings so that they don't lie in vain "under the mattress". But, as I already understood, I was wrong about the investment market.

Hamsters never give up! =))))