Bitcoin is the global currency. Most of the country are using bitcoin and they get money and have to learn bitcoin and crypto market. I have a lot of experience if i get to earn from this market. Bitcoin is the global currency but some of the country are not relivable bitcoin.
Yeah you are right. Now I have heard that Germany is going to legalize bitcoin. It is obvious that bitcoin is global currency and most of the countries are using bitcoin as their legal and regular currency, but there are still many countries that do not allow bitcoin or Altcoin in their respective countries. People in those countries face hurdles in investing in bitcoin. 
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I think bitcoin regulation is only needed for a few countries because I see that only a few countries must have bitcoin regulation to be able to conduct bitcoin transactions and transactions in their country.
Bitcoin is the global currency. Most of the country are using bitcoin and they get money and have to learn bitcoin and crypto market. I have a lot of experience if i get to earn from this market. Bitcoin is the global currency but some of the country are not relivable bitcoin.
bitcoin global regulation is currently very much needed for some countries that still doubt bitcoin technology and consider it illegal because the very expensive conditions of bitcoin prices and unstable price changes make some countries afraid of bitcoin price movements.
It is hard to have global regulations for bitcoin and cryptocurrencies because not all countries accept it. Like china banned them altogether. Other countries also dont have regulations in place. Hopefully we see more adoption and regulations in future.
I really think that if cryptocurrencies becomes really big all countries around the world are going to try to create some kind of regulation that will benefit them in a way, however it is likely that we are going to see some countries deciding that they are not going to go along with it and will decide to accept cryptocurrencies and it's likely that many people that have made a fortune with cryptocurrencies will decide to live there. 
bitcoin global regulation seems very much needed because there are several countries that need it to be able to be used for transactions in the country, for now the regulation is very important.
The country where I live is one that does not legalize transactions using bitcoin. But I have never grieved because of that. I still feel safe as long as the government does not block bitcoin. This is because I can still trade bitcoin.
In my country, the minister of communication has banned payments using bitcoin. And this is not profitable for us. But as a crypto coin holder, I am a little calm because there are still many crypto exchange in my country. This means that bitcoin is still allowed to be traded, but cannot be used as payment.
The whole world are watching cryptocurrency now and you have shown that. A lot of good and bad news, regulations everywhere but in the end cryptocurrency will win and go higher for good. Its future is good . so keep it up. This is the future that we need, and I know many more big people will adopt this system.
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I hope that more countries will establish a legal institution for Bitcoin to run it, because it will effectively attract new investors to the market!
should global bitcoin regulation be very unimportant and bitcoin should not need regulation but there are some big countries that implement regulations because they might be afraid that bitcoin's price movements are unstable so that regulation for bitcoin is created.
There must be regulations, for the crypto environment to be inserted in the country and in the cities, but not everyone has knowledge, but even there would be more simple and useful crypto-coins, as we have many scammers here!
it seems like the whole world are watching cryptocurrency now...,lot of good and bad news, regulations everywhere but in the end cryptocurrency will win and go higher for good...the future that we need and know many more big people will adopt this system....
It is hard to have global regulations for bitcoin and cryptocurrencies because not all countries accept it. Like china banned them altogether. Other countries also dont have regulations in place. Hopefully we see more adoption and regulations in future.
Regulations are not important what it's important is if a country bans cryptocurrencies and as long as cryptocurrencies are not banned and you are not doing anything illegal then most likely you can do whatever you want with your cryptocurrency, just make sure to check the laws and regulations in your country just avoid breaking the law and if possible consult a lawyer just to be 100% sure. 
Many countries in various parts of the world, especially Asia, are busy installing their respective rules regarding the use of Bitcoin and other virtual currencies. Different regulations in each country actually lead to polemics. Owners who are not allowed to use Bitcoin in their country, will look for other ways such as crossing to neighboring countries that have more friendly rules. It is considered inefficient.
I think for big countries have said that bitcoin or cryptocurrency can be profitable in financial terms. There is no problem so far, I think, the problem is only with the crypto market, where there are too many negative issues spreading about the crypto market so that there will be new problems in every fall of the market.
Many countries in various parts of the world, especially Asia, are busy installing their respective rules regarding the use of Bitcoin and other virtual currencies. Different regulations in each country actually lead to polemics. Owners who are not allowed to use Bitcoin in their country, will look for other ways such as crossing to neighboring countries that have more friendly rules. It is considered inefficient.
Define bitcoin as currency: Australia, Sweden.
It is clear that bitcoin transactions are illegal: Indonesia, Bangladesh, Bolivia, Ecuador and kyrgyzstan.
Clearly identified as legal means of payment: France, Japan.
Specific economic activities related to bitcoin: UK, Germany, France, Finland, Norway, Russia, Singapore, Israel.
The first country to recognize the legal status of bitcoin: Germany.
The first country to block bitcoin: Thailand (now a changed attitude)
ICO's country: China, South Korea.
Countries with positive attitudes to ICO: Russia, France.
Japan: embracing reform, licensing, and overall regulation.
Japan, as an innovator in this reform, has been on the cutting edge.
Luckily that the bitcoin is legal on our country with a minimum regulation. But the crypto currency on our local country is still limited cause no everyone doesn't know about this new payment system. I usually used it when I need some loads on my cellphone and game accounts, also using btc on paying some bills of course. It is clear that bitcoin transactions are illegal: Indonesia, Bangladesh, Bolivia, Ecuador and kyrgyzstan.
Clearly identified as legal means of payment: France, Japan.
Specific economic activities related to bitcoin: UK, Germany, France, Finland, Norway, Russia, Singapore, Israel.
The first country to recognize the legal status of bitcoin: Germany.
The first country to block bitcoin: Thailand (now a changed attitude)
ICO's country: China, South Korea.
Countries with positive attitudes to ICO: Russia, France.
Japan: embracing reform, licensing, and overall regulation.
Japan, as an innovator in this reform, has been on the cutting edge.
xactly, every country have their own belief about cryptocurrency but I think its good to have a global regulations so we can be more confident that they regulate cryptocurrency for the sake of both investors and a company. More countries will support this technology and I do hope G20 summit is the way to make that happen.
Things have already begun to heat up as countries around the world grapple with cryptocurrencies and try to determine how they are going to treat them. Most digital currencies are not backed by any central government, meaning each country has different standards. Need to ensure the right set of rules are applied to the right users to remain compliant across multiple jurisdictions.
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