So, why is Malta a hotspot for using bitcoin other than an exchange which actually claims it holds no Malta license and is not really based in Malta?
https://cointelegraph.com/news/binance-is-not-authorized-to-operate-in-malta-financial-regulator-saysThere is much speculation about who holds the most crypto coins. Some believe that most of them are owned by large exchanges, funds or mining firms that use their position to influence the market in their favor.
list of the countries that have the most Bitcoin HODLers
2. Romania
Lol, really?
Thanks, DdmrDdmr for the source.
Now, let's see...
Romania 12% of their consumer pool has been found to own at least one type of crypto, with Bitcoin being the most popular.
Spain it seems that only this market niche is favored in the country, in spite of 10% of consumers having purchased and owning some digital assets
Even assuming those numbers, which are clearly inflated, 12 out of 20 million are way lower than 10% out of 44 million.
12%, you're going to tell me than in a country where 1/3 of the population still has a problem with running water access 1 in 8 owns crypto?
There are only 23 million addresses with more than 1$ worth of BTC in them, stop with those 10% percentages, add a damn 0 before it rather than after.