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Do you have Bitcoin ATM machines in Philippines ? I guess you you don't have , may be in near future you will get ATM machines as well.

Japan and south korea no doubt they really have nothing against bitcoin and recently they even legalised bitcoin which has increased the amount of investors. They even passed various laws to protect people from scams and made a separate body for bitcoin

Japan and South Korea are Bitcoin friendly countries they built atm machines intended only for btc like on the atm machine of the banks. I considered also my country Philippines as a bitcoin friendly country because of the hassle-free converting BTC to real hard cash.

Japan, South Korea, Britain, the three countries have admitted that the position of the currency, and these countries have agreed to set up the currency exchange, so the country can be said to be the currency friendly countries.

Bitcoin's popularity is growing here in the Philippines, but there are still a lot of people skeptical about it. Even our own government warns people in investing on bitcoin.

As far as I know there's only one financial services platform that accepts btc transactions.

Bitcoins have circulated around the world. Everyone knows bitcoin. I think bitcoin will be part of the world.

I think there are still very few countries that support the technological advancement of bitcoin, maybe only countries such as Europe, Japan, Canada, Isreal, Korea, US, Singapore, may also limit the internet or also too many news about bitcoin that become every the state does not accept the existence of the crypto world

No Crypto Ban For Us! Singapore Deputy PM Speaks Out
Singapore Deputy Prime Minister Tharman Shanmugaratnam has written a letter to his fellow members of parliament. In it, he says that a ban would be pointless as there is no particular risk to the country’s financial system at this point in time: "For now, the nature and scale of cryptocurrency trading in Singapore does not pose risks to the safety and integrity of our financial system. Its use in making payments is small, and trading volumes of cryptocurrencies in Singapore are also not high."

Sol: The Ultimate Cryptocurrency Paradise In Puerto Rico
The island, a territory of the U.S., is tax free on personal income and capital gains. This is a golden opportunity for crypto users as the IRS has been looking for people who are not paying taxes on their Bitcoin holdings.

Australia’s Biggest Banks Will not Ban Bitcoin Transactions
In a major contrast to major banks in the US and UK, the big four banks of Australia will not be barring their customers from engaging in the crypto trading business. Customers of the banks will be able to use the bank’s credits cards and other services.

Switzerland to Become the World’s “ICO Haven”
Switzerland appears to be doing the opposite of what many other developed nations around the world are doing with regards to cryptocurrency. Swiss authorities are embracing the cryptocurrency culture at every level, as evidenced by numerous upcoming ICOs. Those in the digital currency world affectionately call the Swiss version of Silicon Valley “Crypto Valley”. Now the country is aiming to firm up its leadership position in all cryptos.

As I know Japan in which Bitcoin was born is the most friendly country with Bitcoin . Bitcoin was legalized in Japan about week ago, everyone can easily use Bitcoin as payment. There are also a lot of Bitcoin ATM machine that we can use to buy or sell Bitcoin when we're outside without our laptop or smartphone. Beside Japan, there are also few other countries have Bitcoin ATM but people still can't use Bitcoin direclty to pay for anything in here cause it's not legalized yet.

Almost all countries are bitcoin friendly only commnuist shitholes are not. Even where I live is bitcoin freindly and bitcoin is advertised and spoken of in the local newspaper. The radio talk about it and they do not talk negatively about it. They treat it as it should be treated and that is a worldwide phenomenon and the future of currency and they are talking about the technology behind it and how it can help people living here. Btw I live in a third world country... Well it's not quite third world it is between third and first, my point is even here bitcoin is welcome. The day a person cannot be free to do as he wishes with is own property is the day I stop living.

awesome this countries are really seeing the benefit of trading bitcoin and having it as part of their future investment

No, Venezuela definitely started to fall apart when Chavez was alive and Maduro was his righthand man.

it's legal in many countries, but legal doesn't mean friendly, I think the most friendly country is and will always be Japan

Umm...no

In Europe, I can strongly recommend Switzerland and the Netherlands.
I would really like to live there!

my latest find. Ladies and gentlemen  It is Estonia. 
There are plenty of Bitcoin ATM machines in Estonia.
They welcome modern technology more than any one else in the world.
While others taking about online election voting. Estonia already has done it.

Excuses me, Australia isn't an Asian country...

According to my research, I read there are 4 best bitcoin-friendly countries. They are the Japan, United Kingdom, Denmark and Netherlands. They are the good place for Bitcoin that has a soft regulation, technology penetration is high and Bitcoin businesses are growing fast.

Nigeria, Europe, Canada, Japan, Korea, US, Singapore these are cryptocurrency friendly countries and there's more. Also,more countries are getting signed on to the BTC

Belarus, Western Europe, US, Japan, Singapore, Canada