Evan Cepler

Hey @APompliano, there are a lot of people who feel that the market for cryptocurrencies is not stable. Do you think that regulating cryptocurrencies will instill confidence amongst investors in the stability of the market?

There is clearly a global effort to embrace cryptocurrencies or to find a safe way for them to operate. The best way to ensure that cryptocurrencies can be used safely as a medium for conducting business is through a global set of regulations. (Credit for image: Thomson Reuters)

This is a list of stances different countries have taken on the regulation of cryptocurrencies. marketwatch.com/story/heres-ho…

BREAKING: JP Morgan is launching a “J. P Morgan Cryptocurrency Exposure Basket” that will track 11 stocks which are heavily involved in bitcoin and crypto. Guess Jamie Dimon changed his mind 😉

How can governments limit the number of illegal activities financed by bitcoin? This includes acts such as money laundering, tax evasion, and financing terrorist groups. #EM203Problem #EM203Robin lawecommons.luc.edu/lucilr/vol16/i…

Part of the difficulty with regulating and valuing Bitcoin comes from the way it is classified. #EM203Research investopedia.com/news/sec-chair…

As Bitcoin may well become “The currency of choice for international trade", a globally harmonized set of regulations may be crucial to limit the amount of illegal and illicit activities. #Bitcoin #EM203Robin #EM203Research

@EM203ecepler the many different kinds of crypto can lead potential buyers to be confused on which to purchase.

@EM203ecepler Cryptocurrency is a huge problem as it enhances illegal practices such as money laundering and drug related activities enhancing the possibility of danger occurring within society #EM203problems

@BenHall52102253 Mark inflation in private schools. #EM203problems

@EM203ecepler "Will Cryptocurrency ever be a common medium used in everyday transactions?" #EM203problems

@EM203brooklynj Hey Brooklyn! I totally agree with your take on learning by doing. I have also found that learning by doing is great for learning new tasks as well!

@EM203PRoach Hey Payton! I thought you brought up an interesting point on learning by doing. I've also found that learning by doing helps you learn new tasks and apply what you have learned.

The first three weeks of this course have been interesting and exciting! I was able to gain a better insight on how 'learning by doing' can affect memory retention, as well as get a deeper understanding of different types of media #EM203Robin

@em203oceansuley Hey Ocean! Sometimes, learning by doing can help you to gain a greater understanding of what you've learned and allows you to pick up new skills. I think what may make people unsure is that they haven't tried to do the task before.

@JacobRu18332422 Hi Jacob! I completely agree with your point about social media. It provides an easy method for communicating with a broad audience. Although the size of the audience can often be a hindrance, it can also help to get many varying opinions on different topics.

@AishaniEM203 Hey Aishani! On the topic of experiential learning, there's an interesting app I found that helps with learning different complicated techniques for sudoku. It's called "Good Sudoku" and it's available on iOS devices. Give it a go if you're interested! playgoodsudoku.com/presskit/

Over the past 3 weeks, EM203 has allowed me to learn about the power of experiential learning, effective study habits as well as led me to try out Sudoko! #EM203Robin

The past three weeks in EM203 have shown me a bunch of different strategies for learning and teaching. This week's content has helped me to develop a new strategy for learning chess openings. I'm really excited to see what else we will learn! #EM203Robin