Topic: Bitcoin is illegal in some country - page 6. (Read 1759 times)
What do you mean when say 'illegal'? That you can't pay?
Like my country in Indonesia.BTC in indonesia is ilegal
But now there are some place that allow Btc as means of payment in my country
But now there are some place that allow Btc as means of payment in my country
This is a link from newsbtc and posted recently 4 days ago Nov 18.They mention Bangladesh, Bolivia, Ecuador, Kyrgyzstan, and Nepal are banned in this country.
Heres the link for more info. https://news.bitcoin.com/five-countries-where-bitcoin-is-illegal/
He is legal only in Japan. The rest of the countries are not very positive about it
Well I mean, is something like this all that surprising? In smaller countries, where they're already ridden with corrupution and the governments trying to squeeze as much as they can out of people. Do you think they're going to allow for a decentralized currency to come in as a way to hide money from the government? No, they're obviously not going to leave any power to anyone else. Because if they do, that'll lead them down a long line of them probably losing their position for being too WEAK.
There's a lot of money to be made in centralized banking, especially for governments and banks, teehee.
There's a lot of money to be made in centralized banking, especially for governments and banks, teehee.
Punishable in Morocco? What kind of punishment are we talking about? I wonder why they do not embrace it.
the use of the cryptocurrency is illegal in some countries and punishable special at MOROCCO (North Africa)
It is to be expected, so one of the most important things is to always monitor your local news about anything related to crypto, in my country there is not going to be a ban but a new law is going to come to regulate it and I’m fine with that.
the use of the cryptocurrency is illegal in some countries and punishable special at MOROCCO (North Africa)
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