Topic: Bitcoin is Illegal in Taiwan (China) - page 2. (Read 2894 times)
The east is so damn oppressive.. it's saddening.
Who gives a crap about Taiwan? All they are doing is shooting themselves in the foot and doing so that they will miss on the biggest possible revolution in financial world.
If I had to choose of EU recognizing us and giving us some legality and Taiwan banning us, let it then be exactly like this. Taiwan banning us. Their problem not ours!
If I had to choose of EU recognizing us and giving us some legality and Taiwan banning us, let it then be exactly like this. Taiwan banning us. Their problem not ours!
Some day I'm going to Buy Taiwan with bitcoin.
lol, anyway they can simply wait for bitcoin to be mainstream, and move funds abroad without the police do shit about it
simple as that, when bitcoin will be spend directly for everything there is no government that can stop it
News in Taiwanee (in alternative universe): "Burglars wearing Luk Buttøn suits robbed a high street bank following a daring high speed escape in nazeratti. Financial supervisory commission authorities swiftly responded by banning both offending brands. As a result, anyone wearing Luk Buttøn suit will face 6 mo behind bars and a stiff $10000 fine, starting tomorrow. All nazeratti vehicles to be decommissioned and destroyed promptly."
Luk Buttøn and nazeratti are prominent alternative universe brands as well
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Luk Buttøn and nazeratti are prominent alternative universe brands as well
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They are the same country (China), but different regime, for example: East and West Germany around 30 years ago, is one of them not Germany? or North and South Korea today, is one of them not Korea?
China and Taiwan are NOT the same country. Look at a map.
Some day I'm going to Buy Taiwan with bitcoin.
u amazing bro.
It's legal in Taiwan, guys. Don't worry. That chairman is just a crotchety old man. He gets angry from time to time and says things that are not true. He can't just unilaterally declare something to be illegal at a hearing, trust me. Bitcoin is perfectly legal in Taiwan.
What's ironic is politically you'd think Taiwan would be more open to Bitcoin than China.
Yea but if you ban it in other countries you can focus fire buy in china and the US to buy up all the bitcoin.
What's ironic is politically you'd think Taiwan would be more open to Bitcoin than China.
Nah, Taiwan and China has different governing body as of now and is pretty different in terms of their view of bitcoin.
Some day I'm going to Buy Taiwan with bitcoin.
China and Taiwan are NOT the same country. Look at a map.
When I went to China I was warned to remove the map from my Western printed guide book as it had a map of China without Taiwan coloured in. Apparently such maps are illegal in China and will be confiscated if found.
Is Taiwan a part of China? Depends on your point of view. I would think most people would say "no, until Taiwan voluntarily decides to join the mainland". Different political system, currency, written language (not simplified), allied to the USA, easier travel (I don't need a visa to visit Taiwan, but do so for China), the list goes on.
how weird. if the kidnappers would have wanted diamonds or €, taiwan would have made those illegal?
No, because diamonds and € are not used exclusively by criminals/retarded people who keep asking the same idiotic question over and over again.
They are definitely not the same country. Taiwan is also called the Republic of China, and the losers of the Chinese revolution retreated there after they lost. China is also called the People's republic of China, which is rather confusing, and probably why we refer to Taiwan as Taiwan.
China and Taiwan are NOT the same country. Look at a map.
Here we go again: http://focustaiwan.tw/news/aeco/201511020025.aspx
the last time china banned bitcoin a thousand times was in 2013, we all know how that turned out.
how weird. if the kidnappers would have wanted diamonds or €, taiwan would have made those illegal?
they have fear.
government, not the people.
it's new.
government, not the people.
it's new.
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