What action will central banks take to destroy or manipulate crypto?

They will attempt to break the chains that connects the blocks. Once that happens all blockchains will fall apart. That is why Iota will be the future of currency, not blockchain based currencies.

>>2739767
The fuck is lota?

well they've been paying to stall bitcoin's progress for years now but eventually they will have to try to destroy it. that will set back crypto 10 years. it will lose the normies trust and the meme "yeah but look what happened to bitcoin" will be too much to overcome.

then they will issue their cryptocurrencies but only after everyone can be tracked on the internet.

they'd be already doing heaps of unhanded shit that we aren't privy to

like fucking exchanges, manipulating coins etc

>>2739759
Very simple, they just don't do business with cryptocurrency exchanges. It doesn't even require any legislation.

they will use pen and paper till their death in 2020 kek

bancor

>>2739767
Very possible this is there end game. The central banks think long term so there are multiple strategies. I suspect they are involved in market manipulation in the same way they mess with the silver market through future contracts.

If nothing else the zero transaction fee and speed of exchange might make IOTA the choice coin to transfer money between exchanges.

>>2739791
http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/
ranked #8

They will introduce a shitcoin that promises mountains to take away from bitcoin's marketcap and pump it full of fiat which they can print indefinitely (hint: ether).

>>2739791
a round water pot, typically of polished brass