Topic: Anticipation from the future ? - page 6. (Read 3897 times)
bitcoin is universal, everyone can have it in every country, and when compared to countries that ban bitcoin with points 2 and 3 of your argument, there are still many countries that free bitcoin now, we don't need to worry
Worried that the months passed, Bitcoin still has no sign of rising. Does this make Bitcoin fall on the trading floor?
Future anticipation is very important, various investment problems and uncertainties are certainly a consideration for all of us to choose investments that can provide big profits, and in my opinion making bitcoin as an investment is what will make the future bright.
true investment for the future that is investing in bitcoin is likely to rise very large because the cryptocurrency began to be known and applied for transactions, and this is a very profitable opportunity.
numbers 2 and 3 will be great, number 1 no longer look for negative side which is not necessarily true. there are many positive things to adopt, facing the future feels good if we keep supporting it.
Future anticipation is very important, various investment problems and uncertainties are certainly a consideration for all of us to choose investments that can provide big profits, and in my opinion making bitcoin as an investment is what will make the future bright.
I fully agree with your opinion and most of the countries that accept bitcoin activity are thriving countries.
I have always been a proponent of bitcoin regulation and would vote for that any day, this will guarantee a better future for bitcoin as investors would have more confidence knowing that their investment has a percentage of safety.
:)Countries are divided into 3 groups: those who ban bitcoin, those who will regulate it strongly and those who will give complete freedom to development. The second and the third groups us well be satisfied with. This majority. It's enough to survive.Therefore, it is not necessary to look for negative outside of us. ; 
I agree completely, but always the countries of the first category as a bone in the throat for everyone else. obviously this number one is a lot of people who may be less accepting but the state also when prohibiting things must have a reason, but maybe for the number three bitcoin user is hope all have freedom in bitcoin essentially get legality from the state of using bitcoin.
:)Countries are divided into 3 groups: those who ban bitcoin, those who will regulate it strongly and those who will give complete freedom to development. The second and the third groups us well be satisfied with. This majority. It's enough to survive.Therefore, it is not necessary to look for negative outside of us. ;
the first group is always highlighted as the development of bitcoin as a whole, the second and third categories are not much discussed as if bitcoin is being challenged by many countries in the world
I believe Bitcoin will survive in the long term unless a vastly better technology replaces it. Slowly and gradually everyone will accept it and world will never be the same forever.
There will be countries who'd surely oppose the rise of cryptocurrencies since it combats their best interests and there would be those who'd openly welcome it since it helps them do things for their citizens.
That's reality which we cant deny, people around the world will take this battle against the government and the citizens itself, those who are in banking businesses or people who's engaged with financial aspect will continue to play against this chain, as their interest will not benefits if crypto will be more successful.
I think it's important we are optimistic that the future of Bitcoin will be good, even I don't care if my country banned Bitcoin. My belief in Bitcoin can no longer be influenced by anything, Bitcoin will be victorious in the future. And I will continue to study and work here, to achieve success in the future.
:)Countries are divided into 3 groups: those who ban bitcoin, those who will regulate it strongly and those who will give complete freedom to development. The second and the third groups us well be satisfied with. This majority. It's enough to survive.Therefore, it is not necessary to look for negative outside of us. ;
my country is in the second category, here bitcoin is not legalized as payment but we can still trade and hold bitcoin as long as it doesn't interfere with the stability of the national currency, even experts already consider bitcoin as a commodity. Although many still doubt bitcoin here because there is no clear regulation, but I don't think it's a big problem as long as bitcoin is not completely banned
I will not tire of repeating that with bitcoin everything will be fine in the long term in the long run and the fact that the author has just nailed it only confirms
I believe that countries that do not accept bitcoin are aware of the risks and volatility in this market
:)Countries are divided into 3 groups: those who ban bitcoin, those who will regulate it strongly and those who will give complete freedom to development. The second and the third groups us well be satisfied with. This majority. It's enough to survive.Therefore, it is not necessary to look for negative outside of us. ;
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The third group I like most 
But the closest thing to reality is rigid regulation. Countries that are now blocking bitcoin are likely to impose taxes in the future and will regulate all transactions as far as possible.
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The third group I like most
But the closest thing to reality is rigid regulation. Countries that are now blocking bitcoin are likely to impose taxes in the future and will regulate all transactions as far as possible.
Don't too much worry about the country who ban bitcoin but take time for your country first before take care of the country who ban bitcoin.
The government in my country wants to be part of the industrialization of the world, I'm lucky because they care for their citizens.
There will be countries who'd surely oppose the rise of cryptocurrencies since it combats their best interests and there would be those who'd openly welcome it since it helps them do things for their citizens.
What are those negative? If Bitcoin is split into 3 parts between countries that banned Bitcoin, the national group allows Bitcoin to work and the last group to see Bitcoin in an intermediate way. We will have more facets to comment on. However, all personal considerations are subjective, not authentic.
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