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Topic: 10 years and no country has approved Bitcoin ?? - page 9. (Read 1729 times)

newbie
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Countries are listed in a certain order, because each country has its own characteristics, differences in population, connection to the Internet, etc. However, all of these countries have demonstrated their loyalty to the cryptocurrency, whether on behalf of the population, the government or both.

Estonia
United States
Denmark
Sweden
South Korea
Netherlands
Finland
Canada
Britain
Australia
newbie
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I think its not advantageously for some economic systems. And 10 years, in turn, is not some much for such phenomenon as bitcoin.
jr. member
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as far as I know Japan, which is one of the most progressive countries in the world, has already legalized cryptocurrency.
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In order to "approve it" governments need to regulate it. This takes years to work out, and only now are they starting to take it seriously. The problem is, the more they dig into it, the more likely they are to ban it, rather than approve it.

Will need to wait what my country decides on as they are still reviving if needs to banned or regulated. It seems that till now things are not so positive that it may be accepted but hopes are high that they would not disappoint their citizens.
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Bitcoin is borderless and needs no approval from anyone, but only for everyone to ditch fiat and start using Bitcoin.
member
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The main reason is that, Bitcoin can not be use as a currency because it is too much speculative nature thats why many countries are not interested. Only Japan give it legal status.You can consider bitcoin as an asset. Bitcoin will not end up it will break previous high in 2018.  

Now gold can be stored in electronic form/digitally. If Gold is used as a global currency, Gold price will be $50,000/ounce.

End of the day, US dollar, Euro, UK Pound, Yuan, Japan Yen run the world economy.
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In order to "approve it" governments need to regulate it. This takes years to work out, and only now are they starting to take it seriously. The problem is, the more they dig into it, the more likely they are to ban it, rather than approve it.
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I notice noob trash turning up here every few mins to spout fud and nonsense

lets reintroduce noob jail release upon 200 merit, and full review

for the most part they add nothing but resource cost to the board

the jail should discourage most of these turds with an agenda that are not legit wanna be members

Warran buffet?? lol probably stacking btc like hell right now whilst telling other gullible tools it will end badly
full member
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Many of the strips have already legalized bitcoin, it's just that not all of them have come to this yet, some are testing the block system in a test mode, some simply are conducting dialogs about what to do at the moment.
legendary
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All I know is that I know nothing.
when someone is blind, it doesn't matter how many lights you turn on they will not see anything. and if you go check the post history of the starter of this topic you can see that he is of the worst kind of blind because he has eyes but he chose to put his head in the sand and make himself blind.
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Bitcoin was launched in 2007. It's 10 years and still no country has approved Bitcoin ??   Huh

and in 2018, 2nd richest man "Warren Buffet" said "bitcoin will end up badly"
The main reason is that, Bitcoin can not be use as a currency because it is too much speculative nature thats why many countries are not interested. Only Japan give it legal status.You can consider bitcoin as an asset. Bitcoin will not end up it will break previous high in 2018.  
sr. member
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When regarding to the word approved means being an official currency, it is no, Bitcoin is a decentralised cryptocurrency and no country could control it or hold it as their official currency, but speaking to legalising transactions there are many counties that approved bitcoin as a legal tender and Japan is the one of them. It is 9 years and counting, to be corrected, we are almost their the bitcoin be globally adapted.
newbie
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Right now there are a lot of news that countries around the world are beginning to think about bitcoin, someone comes to the conclusion that bitcoin is progress, and someone to the fact that bitcoin will not bring them any profit and a positive system for infrastructure and economy.
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Bitcoin was launched in 2007. It's 10 years and still no country has approved Bitcoin ??   Huh

and in 2018, 2nd richest man "Warren Buffet" said "bitcoin will end up badly"

If by approval you mean implementation then yes, no one is accepting it as a currency and it won't be accepted in the future.
Bitcoin is adopted as such within many countries that want to evolve and gain influence amongst the crypto market users.
Bitcoin won't be accepted by countries because each country has their own currency to take care off. Bitcoin is just an obstacle to which they must adapt if they won't want to lose the needed money from their citizens that are investing in the cryptos.
newbie
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what underlying can you say in 10 years no country receives bitcoin? not last year and this year already there are some countries that receive bitcoin? one of them is the philippines
member
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are you serious ? i think there a few country accepted bitcoin and willing to pay their employee with bitcoin if there is none of them approved bitcoin must wait for another years to gain high price like this

Only 25,000,000 Americans (8%) have Bitcoins. At $6,000 who will buy Bitcoin when Gold is $1350/ounce.
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If you are expecting an express approval or acceptance by any country, you would not get it. There are indirect approvals already by countries. Because of the decentralized nature of cryptocurrency operations, government of different countries can not totally control it, the way it does for fiat currency. So, they would not naturally like it and at the same time be able to defeat it.
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But not one of the countries did not ban bitcoin. apart from China (and that's not really ban them). See the results of the G20 summit. Most politicians are positive to the whole cryptocurrency in General.
newbie
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Bitcoin was launched in 2007. It's 10 years and still no country has approved Bitcoin ??   Huh

and in 2018, 2nd richest man "Warren Buffet" said "bitcoin will end up badly"
You are wrong, very wrong about this. Are you pretty sure that after 10 years, it was created, bitcoin is not legal and regulated in any country? Many country as of know acknowledged bitcoin and some are mode of payments and it is legal by the way. Can you show us your proof for this? It is hard to believe though.
member
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Bitcoin was launched in 2007. It's 10 years and still no country has approved Bitcoin ??   Huh

and in 2018, 2nd richest man "Warren Buffet" said "bitcoin will end up badly"
They think Btc is a danger to such a large number of countries on the grounds that the economy of any nation is controlled by a centralized system of government which will make a large number of these countries not to help Btc. They trust it will be hard to control assess the same number of countries depend on the expense to give and build up the nation. Be that as it may it will be a terrible thought for some poor nation with a low expectation for everyday life to ban Btc
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