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Quote from: Washball on March 03, 2018, 10:20:28 AM

Germany and France were the first in europe to prominently warn against cryptocurrencies. Now that Germany will accept bitcoin and will tax only VAT, while France was very much in favour to ban cryptocurrencies, what will happen in Europe. There are other european countries who are likely to accept cryptocurrencies, with or without regulations.
What will be the outcome of the G20 discussion on cryptocurrencies this month?

This is not the first time that a certain country is talking about regulation. I also observed that every time we heard such news the crypto market will react because people will tend to panic and fear of regulation. But government could only regulate exchanges which in turn could benefit the users because we could be now protected from scam and fraud created by some of the exchanges.

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Quote from: Washball on March 03, 2018, 10:20:28 AM

Germany and France were the first in europe to prominently warn against cryptocurrencies. Now that Germany will accept bitcoin and will tax only VAT, while France was very much in favour to ban cryptocurrencies, what will happen in Europe. There are other european countries who are likely to accept cryptocurrencies, with or without regulations.
What will be the outcome of the G20 discussion on cryptocurrencies this month?

this good news mate not only for the old bitcoiner's, is also for the people in Europe in this way people start to learn about bitcoin how it works and the importance of bitcoin as virtual cryptocurrency, hoping the other country follow to adopt bitcoin(cryptocurrency) as currency without to help for the community of their country.

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Quote from: Washball on March 03, 2018, 10:20:28 AM

Germany and France were the first in europe to prominently warn against cryptocurrencies. Now that Germany will accept bitcoin and will tax only VAT, while France was very much in favour to ban cryptocurrencies, what will happen in Europe. There are other european countries who are likely to accept cryptocurrencies, with or without regulations.
What will be the outcome of the G20 discussion on cryptocurrencies this month?

Europe next to Japan are one of those countries who show support over cryptos and if this good news will continue, the possibility of fully adaptation of cryptos in the global economy will likely to happen soon. I know regulations will go so far before the implementation but this will surely help the economy.

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I think if europe receive bitcoin it is a good thing, because according to me if europa receive bitcoin then bitcoin price will increase again and I am sure some countries will start receiving bitcoin as well.

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I think the governments will soon stop fighting against bitcoin. Because they begin to understand that bitcoin doesn't threaten fiat money in any way.

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It is very good to happen if a country has received a bitcoin currency in the absence of regulations, and I believe one day will be followed by many other European countries, hopefully have good impact.

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Quote from: Washball on March 03, 2018, 10:20:28 AM

Germany and France were the first in europe to prominently warn against cryptocurrencies. Now that Germany will accept bitcoin and will tax only VAT, while France was very much in favour to ban cryptocurrencies, what will happen in Europe. There are other european countries who are likely to accept cryptocurrencies, with or without regulations.
What will be the outcome of the G20 discussion on cryptocurrencies this month?

The European Central Bank classifies bitcoin as a convertible decentralized virtual currency. In July 2014 the European Banking Authority advised European banks not to deal in virtual currencies such as bitcoin until a regulatory regime was in place.

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Germany has made it clear that BTC will not be taxed as a means of payment!

Israel's tax authorities have imposed a tax on the BTC as property.

European countries are legally beginning to agree with BTC!

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Quote from: Ovidijus01 on March 04, 2018, 04:00:37 PM

Germany showed a great example for other European countries to allow Bitcoin.

Germany just fulfilled the decision of the European Court of Human Rights from 2015. Of course, at the same time this is a good example for imitation. Therefore, most likely, in the near future all European states will recognize bitcoin as a legal tender. I think that this should also be decided at the G20 summit this month.

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The Norwegian Tax Administration stated in December 2013 that they don't define bitcoin as money but regard it as an asset. Profits are subjected to wealth tax. In business, use of bitcoin falls under the sales tax regulation.

The Norwegian government stated in February 2017 that they would not levy VAT on the purchase or sale of bitcoin

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That is a good news to all cryptocurrency user. I think in the future all the countries will accept bitcoin because they will saw the potential of cyrptocurrency and it will also helps economy of one country.

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Not just bitcoin but altcoins are much more needed in the future especially if the transaction speed per second is much faster than bitcoin. But anyway This is a good news for everyone.

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Quote from: George Khelashvili on March 04, 2018, 04:04:22 PM

I think regulation it is nessesarry

what regulation is possible beyond what's already in place? try opening an account on a legit exchange and you'll certainly know what regulation looks like.

they can't regulate actual bitcoin transactions. they can't regulate non custodial wallets.

i agree that anyone taking charge of other people's crypto such as exchanges, custodial wallets and icos need to be kept on a short leash. beyond that i don't see what else is possible.

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Quote from: ethereumnews on March 03, 2018, 10:43:32 AM

Quote from: Washball on March 03, 2018, 10:20:28 AM

What will be the outcome of the G20 discussion on cryptocurrencies this month?

More regulation and government interference. This is what will happen at G20.

I think regulation it is nessesarry

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Quote from: brkttlv on March 03, 2018, 04:08:36 PM

i think, in the near future the european union will pick a common coin like Euro and it is going to be used in commerce between Union countries.
They can pick Ripple because of centralizaiton. it is not a dream i think.

if Ripple would become a coin of Europe it would be amazing! Cool

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Germany showed a great example for other European countries to allow Bitcoin.

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i find it really strange that in these days of calls for closer integration, tax and finance regulations are still absolutely all over the place in europe. i dunno how they plan to take on the world if they're still competing with each other for business.

if there ever is more federalisation then europe tends to follow germany's lead. germany is the daddy and always will be. it's kind of odd how relaxed they are about bitcoin taxation but if i were german i certainly wouldn't be complaining.

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Depends on a country. Look at Switzerland. They know their shit about money for years and they are famous about it. Now they are accepting cryptos of course. About France I never heard they wanted to ban crypto but I guess you have other source...

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This is the year of regulations around the globe and i do not see any countries banning it,with the rally we had in bitcoin last year,no country could ignore it and that was the negative effect of the rally we had,hopefully we will see negative news that would drive the market down too,what ever it may be major countries will accept the new market.

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