Kripto Kosovar expert for Periscope: How is online currency more understood and Kurti Government's decision to stop production?

According to him, the government has thrown it into Kripto users to justify the lack of energy crisis management: Government decision... I don't think krypto caused the energy problem, because they're a long time ago, but it's kind of a measure from Government that's working something that's really only doing harm to Kosovo's market. There are many people who are at risk of their assets, have accessed loans, buy their equipment, and they are being damaged on today's day, he says.

Among other things, he has spoken of the most popular species of Kriptovalutes and the drafting of the law on them.

The following is the full interview:

Periscope: When and how did you start producing cryptova peaces, how much is a minimum investment in equipment and other necessary costs?

V. Morina: I've started investing a year ago and I've already kept them and I've taken them off because in a period they haven't been profitable as they are today, but that I'm not producing at the same time but I'm interested in prodding, but there's a lack of law drafting is an obstacle and it's not reassuring that I'm growing this as a business. Momentals their costs are on the rise, so that their graphic cards have market shortages, and demand is on the rise at the same time, this has been the reason for rising prices, minimal equipment that can be purchased is 1500 euros, but has equipment of up to 20-25 thousand euros depends on types.

Production can only be made with a graphical cartel, each PCs at home can produce cryptovatluta, but if it's just a single graphic cartel, I can earn 1-2 euros a day or 50 euros a month, but if you have more cards, it can grow to six pieces, which means minimum 200 euros, depending on their models and types.

Periscope: The benefits of cryptovalus are in short or long term. What are the two options?

Gigan Morina: If you start prodding with mining, profits become every second and every minute, but they come together very quickly, but even at the same time it's the form of other profits, when you keep your cryptovaves and expect to increase their value, but this time is not exactly known whether it's short-term or long-term, but the best way is long-term, you keep them because in the long term you're going to increase the price, and it's safer in this respect.

Periscope: How do you appreciate the Government's decision to ban their production because of energy as many countries in Europe have stopped for financial reasons?

V. Morina: Government decision... I don't think krypto caused the energy problem, because they're a long time ago, but it's kind of a measure from the government that it's working something that's really only doing harm to the Kosovo market. There's a lot of people with their assets at risk, they've got into loans, they're buying their equipment, and they're getting damaged every day.

A simple citizen is paying the belt which the cost has been given to KED itself, now as long as the price is being paid for why I stop, let the law be drafted or another strategy developed, for this category, to make the belt corrupt, or to make the bill particularly for this category.

Periscope: Is there risk of loss if you invest in them, which species are more likely to be in practice?

V. Morina: I believe they'll be legalized very quickly, I think it's a temporary measure. The danger exists if you enter some new cryptovatlus that have just gone out on the market, if what base they have still not been known, their long-term project, where they have support. It's known as the Schitcoin term, which is considered dangerous but promises huge profits, such as investing 100 euros, you are expected to become 10-20000 euros.

Periscope: What kind are the most useful in Kosovo?

V. Morina: In Kosovo, the Etherium, considered safer, is practiced, but the base is considered Bitconi.

Periscope: Briefly tell us what the right law for Crytovalta would be?

V. Morina: As far as it's concerned, I don't believe there's a complicated law, it has to at least draft a law on how to tax, and identify these people, give me some sort of opportunity where these people are tatu, in some form it contributes to the state, the way of reporting to be easier. The main point I think should be to determine the value of investment, to be included in the law, to set a sum of investment as a criterion for investing.

The law is necessary and should be done as long as this suspended issue remains, people can carry the equipment to other countries and only contribute to other emerging economic countries.

Currently, Morina maintains some training around ForexTrade as lawmakers and has several clients online. /Periscope