This sounds very intense, and to be honest, this youtuber that is teaching this can very well face prosecution and even serve criminal time in jail by his actions, according to your last statement of trade barriers, as crypto is likely to work against many of these trade barriers.
There is actually no shortcut to this. The best thing is to deal with the issues that put the embargo in place first, then the global market wouldn't be a problem.
Of course this would be the best course of action, as then the purchasing of these foreign good will not be seen to be illegal or criminal acts, however, there would still be those that did it. In my opinion, would this youtuber not have exposed himself to their government?
I don't think that the country is in support of it, i think that instead the youtuber in this country is going around the government regulations to try and support its use and teach others to make use of it. This is very dangerous in my opinion and can lead to very negative results in the future. Most countries are still against the use of crypto.
Exactly my thinking as well! In this digital age, online influencers have huge pull on the behavior of individuals in society. And to be honest, if it is illegal in their country, being such an influencer opens you up to a lot of law suits as well.
Yeah. Bitcoin is out to bridge the gap between this type of barriers. I think the YouTuber is actually doing a great work by also teaching others how to use bitcoin to trade
If i am not mistaken though i think that YouTube wanted to enforce some strict policies when it came to the publishing of crypto videos. Especially with the number of scams and all of that. not sure if their stance on that has changed with time.
It has not changed especially with the last twitter cryptocurrency scam. There was a time that cryptocurrency wanted to sue then for blocking cryptocurrency adverts .
Can they actually sue them for blocking those adverts though? As YouTube, they should be entitled to accept and advertise the ones that they feel strongly about, or that they are comfortable with. That is why they only get paid by those adverts. Isn't turning away an advert allowed?
Truly they have the right to say no to any adverts that goes against their policy. This is why the cryptocurrency company doesn't go further with the case
Good point. Restrictions can often have adverse effects that they were originally planned for, and can ultimately result in a greater problem than if they had not been implemented in the first place. As we can see here by what is happening in Cuba.
This is the era of technology and it should be employed fully to help in whatever means possible. If it will help them with the restrictions then it should be used.
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