europoooooor

monsieur makes $50m on an open platform and the french gov's first move is ban hammer

how can we can more /europoooooor than this? 🫠

brypto

👶 Publicly whining and faking to discover that bets and gambles are regulated in most countries will bring more pity than sympathy. 

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Trying to sneak under regulations is not the way to go for crypto IMO.

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Offering bets and gambling is not forbidden in France, it is regulated.
If you operate a casino in your basement, chances are you will be raided soon.
The whole story is just a journalist click bait.
If you operate a gambling website now without the proper authorisations, it will be taken down, crypto or not.

though i don't disagree that regulators are gonna regulate regardless, i think your own cast is contrary to your reply - guy uses polymarket as you suggest, whether to "sneak under regulations" or not i do not know; and if the first state response is 'we must ban this tool,' then i don't think web3 has a bright future in europe... i personally didn't get into web3 just to built tools that are tradfi 2.0 and built to be arbitrarily compliant to a region i may or may not serve