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The approaching legislative leader of the Philippine national bank, Felipe Medalla, has proposed that individuals that put resources into digital currencies like bitcoin are disciples of the Greater Fool Theory. He likewise contended that individuals putting resources into digital currencies are doing so in light of the fact that they need to "conceal their cash from the public authority."

A 'Exceptionally Scary' Investment Strategy

The new legislative leader of Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP), Felipe Medalla, has guaranteed that bitcoin financial backers just purchase the cryptographic money since they are persuaded that another person will purchase a similar computerized resource at a greater cost. As per Medalla, who talked at a virtual roundtable conversation that was coordinated by a neighborhood news source, such a speculation procedure is "exceptionally unnerving."

Additionally, as revealed in Business World, Medalla accepts the incentive of cryptographic forms of money depends on the alleged Greater Fool Theory. As per Investopedia, the hypothesis declares that costs go up on the grounds that financial backers can offer overrated protections to different financial backers or the "more prominent blockheads." Investors buying into this hypothesis are known to overlook valuations, income reports, and the wide range of various information.

Utilizing Crypto to Hide Funds

Notwithstanding the Greater Fool Theory claims, which were likewise as of late raised by Bill Gates, the approaching BSP lead representative said individuals that decide to put resources into cryptographic money do so in light of the fact that the computerized cash empowers them to conceal their property. He made sense of:

This is another device that adds to the capacity to do that. There are a lot of individuals who need to conceal their cash from the public authority.

While the BSP doesn't straightforwardly control cryptographic forms of money, it has given rules that require virtual resource specialist organizations (VASPs) to get a permit from it. Medalla, in the mean time, is cited in a similar report communicating his endorsement of the use of know your client (KYC) and hostile to tax evasion strategies on VASPs.