That's a good news. Venezuela took the initiation, and following Iran opening doors for Cryptocurrency will attract more investors into the country. Because lot of countries were aware about the evolution of cryptocurrency as well teams were created to analyze the need for it. Very few enter into it and execute the implementation process. Now these countries will get more crypto firms starting their offices located as the legality supports them. Right now people move towards Canada, Singapore and so on.
It's not going to bring new investors to the country. Nobobody and especially no company is interested to be established in this country so as not to create controversy and tarnish the reputation. If the locals can't hold over $10k, be sure someone outside will be able to hold a lot less.
The politic is this country isn't one about to give some freedom to the citizen
That has nothing to do with politics
Which seems to be your major point here. Actually, quite a few European companies are
interested in conducting business with Iran and establishing their strong presence there:
France, Britain and Germany, defying threats from Washington, are this week executing their plans to set up a special-payments company to secure some trade with Iran and blunt the impact of U.S. sanctions
China has been deepening its footprint in this country year after year despite any sanctions that Uncle Sam imposed on ayatollahs. All in all, it looks like you should be less biased and more aware of the real situation there. But I'm still curious where you are from
