With Coinbase's recent debut on the Nasdaq, cryptocurrency bulls are in celebration mode. But their heads are in the sand. Governments don't like assets they can't regulate. And the regulatory honeymoon cryptos are enjoying will come to an end. Nicholas Vardy explains the looming threat to cryptos in his article here.
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