As other posters have said, currently there is probably no way of stopping illegal use. In the use of Bitcoin, public keys cannot be connected to the person's identity and there is no third party to inspect spending - changing these aspect would negate some of the advantages Bitcoin provides.
Unless there's a way to track these things that I don't know about.

It is still somewhat hard to compare cash and bitcoin. There's just not enough utility for bitcoin yet.
Cash/card payments are just more simple and convenient at this point.

Quote from: petercohen090 on September 15, 2020, 03:19:33 PM

Has this new normal affected bitcoins business. This covid 19 has affected many business but still online businesses are doing well.

I think nCOVID has changed mens traditional business thinking.  Now people making diversification their business from home that teaches nCOVID specially from first wave. I ever seen so much online business before nCOVID and i think this is because of adoption of men. So every crisis moment comes with new things to everyone.

thanks.

Definitely, among all the unfortunate ways the pandemic has affected the world, it did/does mean a new incentive for change and improvement.

Quote from: kulkhan on September 03, 2020, 07:46:11 AM

After Long Horrible Time Our Living Life And All Situation Gradually Becoming Normal. Please Explain What About Cryptocurrency Market.

In terms of the market so far, I could say that it is not in good shape actually. But it's not because the market was in bad shape the reason because of COVID of course not! In fact, COVID or pandemic is very irrelevant in the market of cryptocurrency, it's because of the manipulators why the price of cryptos mostly are dumped.

What do you mean, what manipulators?

I'm not doubting that Bitcoin's price will continue to grow and stabilized but I'm not sure about the outcome if the so-called second wave of the COVID19 pandemic will really happen. I hope there will be no more second wave of COVID 19 pandemic because many people are already suffering around the world because of this unwanted guest.

In many places unfortunately there is a second wave happening already, for example in some parts of Europe. I think the crypto market is pretty safe regardless, for the time being.

There are so many different predictions and sometimes I get the feeling that there is no basis to some of them. I think the most realistic is that it will reach around $12000 before the end of the year, I doubt it will go significantly higher than that. But I didn't take into account the possible effect of the US election when forming this opinion, and that might change things. What do you think about that?

We have all seen the boom of DeFi in the past thanks to projects like YFI & Uniswap, and now showing signs of cooling down when there are no more similar projects, maybe the DeFi market has saturated on the idea. However, it is difficult to say if this is the culmination of the DeFi wave in 2020, but I think DeFi is currently in a cycle of stability and returning to its true value.

Yes, this probably was a cycle of cooldown. I don't think the hype is over, there are still more people coming in to try the waters, both on the side of projects and traders/investors.

There was a big dump in Bitcoin price in March but ever since then, it has been fine. Most bigger coins have done similarly. I have read about some smaller token projects being halted because of the creators' financial difficulties, that is probably the most affected area. But in general the pandemic didn't have as big an effect as it had on the economy or the stock market. Some "traditional" investors even flocked to cryptos because of this.