Topic: Bitcoin accepted in Europe? - page 2. (Read 255 times)
They warn because bitcoin is very risky asset and investors especially new ones can lose their money, and it is especially about ico as they most are not regulated. Bitcoin is risky but not be nanned.
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.
Most of the EU countries are already using Euro (except UK and some countries on the eastern part of EU) so Euro is already used in the Union countries. Or you mean that they will create a cryptocurrency version of the Euro and will use that instead of the current system?They can pick Ripple because of centralizaiton. it is not a dream i think.
I'm not sure about Ripple, I don't think that an existing coin will become a common new currency for such a big Union...
As far as I know there is no official announcement from France. Please provide a link if there is any.
There was only a news about the discussion at G20 summit which will be held soon. France didn't announce that they want to ban bitcoin. They want to talk about it at G20 summit.
There was only a news about the discussion at G20 summit which will be held soon. France didn't announce that they want to ban bitcoin. They want to talk about it at G20 summit.
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.
They can pick Ripple because of centralizaiton. it is not a dream i think.
Wait and watch out. That's only thing that everyone can do that are tuning in with the G20 discussion about cryptocurrencies. But this shall give you a delight,
Total wrong. France isn't planning to ban cryptocurrencies and never was.
it is accepted but its also useless
because bitcoin cannot be transacted
How come that bitcoin cannot be used? Can you be specific with what you have said? because bitcoin cannot be transacted
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?
it is accepted but its also uselessWhat will be the outcome of the G20 discussion on cryptocurrencies this month?
because bitcoin cannot be transacted
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?
Germany has already recognized crypto currency as a legal tender in accordance with the decision of the European Court of Human Rights. The same must be done by France, which signed on May 4, 1974 the Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms of Man of 1950, and undertakes to change its domestic laws to the specific decisions of this European court.What will be the outcome of the G20 discussion on cryptocurrencies this month?
In this regard, the crypto currency must be recognized as a legal tender in the territory of 41 states that have signed this Convention. Therefore, bitcoin and crypto currency must now develop very well and grow in price.
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?
What will be the outcome of the G20 discussion on cryptocurrencies this month?
Thanks for noteing out the G20. I think that Eu is going to do the adult thing,adult thing being legalizing the currency transfers otherwise they will not get any taxes out of these transactions and will push them underground.
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?
Total wrong. France isn't planning to ban cryptocurrencies and never was. We, individual or companies pay our taxes related to cryptos. There is a difference between to ban a crypto and looking to regulate digital currencies.What will be the outcome of the G20 discussion on cryptocurrencies this month?
Nobody has a crystal ball to tell you what will be the result of the G20.
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.
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?
What will be the outcome of the G20 discussion on cryptocurrencies this month?
My opinion is, the Germans will start buying and the coins will stumble upward, but on the account of taxes, then before you walk to the moon, you imagine how the player accounts for possession, trade, use of the word crypto currency)) I can not imagine
Spain is considering regulating on bitcoin. Furthermore, it plans on taking advantage of the current common European regulatory limbo to attract companies an talent that want to set their roots in Spain, by means of tax reductions for high-tech corporations raising funds through ICOs.
Easier said than done and not to be trusted until regulation fineprint is shown.
Easier said than done and not to be trusted until regulation fineprint is shown.
I think that BTC with be fully accepted in the future, there's no way around it. Probably they will raise the amount of taxes for owning cryptocurrency.
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?
What will be the outcome of the G20 discussion on cryptocurrencies this month?
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