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Unfortunately Brazil this time the Petrobras , managed by government was faced with a gigantic scheme of bribes the only preoccupation of political is raise taxes to cover the shortfall for them given, and in order to maintain the standard of living of the same , bitcoin only a few are aware and already it is possible to carry out exchanges and pay for some services with bitcoins but even reach all Brazilians will take because isnt a knowhow about bitcoin and its potencial and government cant play with it as does with fiat.
Even in developed countries people are not aware about the bitcoins so it will definitely take time in developing countries. And knowing it and using it is totally different things. And we want that people should start using bitcoins rather then just knowing it.
Developing countries can actually leap-frog existing technologies and move to Bitcoin.
That is actually an advantage for them.
Yeah I agree and I think it's developing countries that will have the opportunity for large-scale adoption. It'll be much tougher in developed countries due to the amount of regulation that exists in any financial matter.
Even in developed countries people are not aware about the bitcoins so it will definitely take time in developing countries. And knowing it and using it is totally different things. And we want that people should start using bitcoins rather then just knowing it.
Developing countries can actually leap-frog existing technologies and move to Bitcoin.
That is actually an advantage for them.
I don't have data about the knowledge of bitcoin in my country but I think that it is known very little. I don't know people who own bitcoins and when I talk with various people about bitcoin they don't know it. Even there were (rarely) news about bitcoin at the principal televisions. I haven't read any newspaper which treat problems or story about bitcoin.
I am from the Netherlands. I guess most people here have at least heard about Bitcoin, including old people like my grandmother. Might have to do with the tech savvy population and one of the highest Internet adoptions around the world (almost 100%). Even my 87 year old grandmother has a tablet with Internet. In addition the level of English is high, which helps as most information about Bitcoin is in English.
Nevertheless I am not satisfied at the speed it is being adopted. I notice it is especially difficult to convince the older generations like my parents as the fiat system has always played out rather beneficial for them.
Among young people almost everyone knows what is Bitcoin and most of my friends also own a bit of Bitcoin. This also has to do with the fact that when I owe them some money (e.g. from taking drinks or a bbq) I always transfer this in Bitcoin. That is my rule. Some of my closer friends also deeply invested in Bitcoin however unfortunately some of them lost big sums of money with the Mt God fiasco.
In term of merchant adoption we are doing great. We have some big webshops accepting Bitcoin and several Dutch cities are growing quickly in terms of merchant adoption such as Arnhem or Amsterdam. Together with a few friends we are now working on increasing the merchant adoption in Rotterdam.
The community here is also strong, with some cool start ups like Blocktrail and a nice mix of Dutch and international people. So in the end it is not so bad, compared to other countries, but we could still do so much better. There is enormous space left for improvement and more adoption
Nevertheless I am not satisfied at the speed it is being adopted. I notice it is especially difficult to convince the older generations like my parents as the fiat system has always played out rather beneficial for them.
Among young people almost everyone knows what is Bitcoin and most of my friends also own a bit of Bitcoin. This also has to do with the fact that when I owe them some money (e.g. from taking drinks or a bbq) I always transfer this in Bitcoin. That is my rule. Some of my closer friends also deeply invested in Bitcoin however unfortunately some of them lost big sums of money with the Mt God fiasco.
In term of merchant adoption we are doing great. We have some big webshops accepting Bitcoin and several Dutch cities are growing quickly in terms of merchant adoption such as Arnhem or Amsterdam. Together with a few friends we are now working on increasing the merchant adoption in Rotterdam.
The community here is also strong, with some cool start ups like Blocktrail and a nice mix of Dutch and international people. So in the end it is not so bad, compared to other countries, but we could still do so much better. There is enormous space left for improvement and more adoption
Nice bitcoin development in your country and I see in the future that it will developed much more like bitcoin development here in my country Philippines. Hope my country can reached the status of your bitcoin development and Im positive it will happen. There are many merchants and services here too that we can use with our bitcoin.
Hi!
How BTC bitcoin developed in your country? Are there many people in your real life that you know that use BTC ?
How BTC bitcoin developed in your country? Are there many people in your real life that you know that use BTC ?
At my country, only a small portion of population that know bitcoin as internet currency. Just like my case, I ask all my school classmate, no one ever know bitcoin even my teacher. May bitcoin only get known on fully develop country rather than growing one
Even in developed countries people are not aware about the bitcoins so it will definitely take time in developing countries. And knowing it and using it is totally different things. And we want that people should start using bitcoins rather then just knowing it.
Yes and it can be only profitable when it gets into a mainstream and that is only possible when there is a mass adoption at the all levels and even big corporations starts accepting bitcoins as a mode of payment then only the prices would be stable.
Hi!
How BTC bitcoin developed in your country? Are there many people in your real life that you know that use BTC ?
How BTC bitcoin developed in your country? Are there many people in your real life that you know that use BTC ?
At my country, only a small portion of population that know bitcoin as internet currency. Just like my case, I ask all my school classmate, no one ever know bitcoin even my teacher. May bitcoin only get known on fully develop country rather than growing one
Even in developed countries people are not aware about the bitcoins so it will definitely take time in developing countries. And knowing it and using it is totally different things. And we want that people should start using bitcoins rather then just knowing it.
Bitcoin have popularity and some websites are starting accepting bitcoin.... 
Yeah and shopping has become much more easier now after the existence of bitcoins. And it saves a time too but still in my country it will take time to get into mainstream as very few merchants are accepting bitcoins as a mode of payment.
Bitcoin have popularity and some websites are starting accepting bitcoin....
I am from the Netherlands. I guess most people here have at least heard about Bitcoin, including old people like my grandmother. Might have to do with the tech savvy population and one of the highest Internet adoptions around the world (almost 100%). Even my 87 year old grandmother has a tablet with Internet. In addition the level of English is high, which helps as most information about Bitcoin is in English.
Nevertheless I am not satisfied at the speed it is being adopted. I notice it is especially difficult to convince the older generations like my parents as the fiat system has always played out rather beneficial for them.
Among young people almost everyone knows what is Bitcoin and most of my friends also own a bit of Bitcoin. This also has to do with the fact that when I owe them some money (e.g. from taking drinks or a bbq) I always transfer this in Bitcoin. That is my rule. Some of my closer friends also deeply invested in Bitcoin however unfortunately some of them lost big sums of money with the Mt God fiasco.
In term of merchant adoption we are doing great. We have some big webshops accepting Bitcoin and several Dutch cities are growing quickly in terms of merchant adoption such as Arnhem or Amsterdam. Together with a few friends we are now working on increasing the merchant adoption in Rotterdam.
The community here is also strong, with some cool start ups like Blocktrail and a nice mix of Dutch and international people. So in the end it is not so bad, compared to other countries, but we could still do so much better. There is enormous space left for improvement and more adoption
Nevertheless I am not satisfied at the speed it is being adopted. I notice it is especially difficult to convince the older generations like my parents as the fiat system has always played out rather beneficial for them.
Among young people almost everyone knows what is Bitcoin and most of my friends also own a bit of Bitcoin. This also has to do with the fact that when I owe them some money (e.g. from taking drinks or a bbq) I always transfer this in Bitcoin. That is my rule. Some of my closer friends also deeply invested in Bitcoin however unfortunately some of them lost big sums of money with the Mt God fiasco.
In term of merchant adoption we are doing great. We have some big webshops accepting Bitcoin and several Dutch cities are growing quickly in terms of merchant adoption such as Arnhem or Amsterdam. Together with a few friends we are now working on increasing the merchant adoption in Rotterdam.
The community here is also strong, with some cool start ups like Blocktrail and a nice mix of Dutch and international people. So in the end it is not so bad, compared to other countries, but we could still do so much better. There is enormous space left for improvement and more adoption
Lucky Guy. I wish I could be in Netherlands too where people are knowledgeable and are ready to accept some new things coming in their way rather than blaming and making weird faces when they listen something like bitcoin. The situation is too worst in my country and it is difficult to convince them as they are so used to fiat and credit cards.
I am from the Netherlands. I guess most people here have at least heard about Bitcoin, including old people like my grandmother. Might have to do with the tech savvy population and one of the highest Internet adoptions around the world (almost 100%). Even my 87 year old grandmother has a tablet with Internet. In addition the level of English is high, which helps as most information about Bitcoin is in English.
Nevertheless I am not satisfied at the speed it is being adopted. I notice it is especially difficult to convince the older generations like my parents as the fiat system has always played out rather beneficial for them.
Among young people almost everyone knows what is Bitcoin and most of my friends also own a bit of Bitcoin. This also has to do with the fact that when I owe them some money (e.g. from taking drinks or a bbq) I always transfer this in Bitcoin. That is my rule. Some of my closer friends also deeply invested in Bitcoin however unfortunately some of them lost big sums of money with the Mt God fiasco.
In term of merchant adoption we are doing great. We have some big webshops accepting Bitcoin and several Dutch cities are growing quickly in terms of merchant adoption such as Arnhem or Amsterdam. Together with a few friends we are now working on increasing the merchant adoption in Rotterdam.
The community here is also strong, with some cool start ups like Blocktrail and a nice mix of Dutch and international people. So in the end it is not so bad, compared to other countries, but we could still do so much better. There is enormous space left for improvement and more adoption
Nevertheless I am not satisfied at the speed it is being adopted. I notice it is especially difficult to convince the older generations like my parents as the fiat system has always played out rather beneficial for them.
Among young people almost everyone knows what is Bitcoin and most of my friends also own a bit of Bitcoin. This also has to do with the fact that when I owe them some money (e.g. from taking drinks or a bbq) I always transfer this in Bitcoin. That is my rule. Some of my closer friends also deeply invested in Bitcoin however unfortunately some of them lost big sums of money with the Mt God fiasco.
In term of merchant adoption we are doing great. We have some big webshops accepting Bitcoin and several Dutch cities are growing quickly in terms of merchant adoption such as Arnhem or Amsterdam. Together with a few friends we are now working on increasing the merchant adoption in Rotterdam.
The community here is also strong, with some cool start ups like Blocktrail and a nice mix of Dutch and international people. So in the end it is not so bad, compared to other countries, but we could still do so much better. There is enormous space left for improvement and more adoption
Hi!
How BTC bitcoin developed in your country? Are there many people in your real life that you know that use BTC ?
How BTC bitcoin developed in your country? Are there many people in your real life that you know that use BTC ?
At my country, only a small portion of population that know bitcoin as internet currency. Just like my case, I ask all my school classmate, no one ever know bitcoin even my teacher. May bitcoin only get known on fully develop country rather than growing one
In my country still very less portion of the people have heard about the bitcoins but they haven't used it. And it makes me little worried that when bitcoins will be popular at the global level. I think it is now time to start adopting bitcoins as a currency but looking at the awareness level of the people around me I think still it is long way to go
Most of people in China don't believe bitcoin. When i talk about bitcoin in a forum, all i got is mocking. It's too bad.
But still few peoples working hard for bitcoin here in China hope their hard work will pay dividend and bitcoin will be very popular in China bter.com one of good exchanges also working in ChinaHi!
How BTC bitcoin developed in your country? Are there many people in your real life that you know that use BTC ?
How BTC bitcoin developed in your country? Are there many people in your real life that you know that use BTC ?
At my country, only a small portion of population that know bitcoin as internet currency. Just like my case, I ask all my school classmate, no one ever know bitcoin even my teacher. May bitcoin only get known on fully develop country rather than growing one
Most of people in China don't believe bitcoin. When i talk about bitcoin in a forum, all i got is mocking. It's too bad.
But still few peoples working hard for bitcoin here in China hope their hard work will pay dividend and bitcoin will be very popular in China bter.com one of good exchanges also working in China 
Most of people in China don't believe bitcoin. When i talk about bitcoin in a forum, all i got is mocking. It's too bad.
BTC in my country PH? Well all I can say that in 2016 , btc here will more popular. As of now more bitcoin services here are rapidly pop ups in the web.
Hi there mate! I hail from the Philippines too. I don't think there are that much bitcoin businesses going on here, only exchanges and some service providers, but I do think that the bitcoin scene here in our country is rapidly moving. In any case, are you a part of a Facebook group related to bitcoin? I want to meet up some bitcoiners and enthusiasts here in our country, especially in Manila.
Hello mate. Yes Im a member in some facebook PH bitcoin group. Some of them have a weekly meetups in Ayala as Emerge said. You can talk to Emerge in our local thread here. He knows many Pinoy bitcoin group.
BTC in my country PH? Well all I can say that in 2016 , btc here will more popular. As of now more bitcoin services here are rapidly pop ups in the web.
Hi there mate! I hail from the Philippines too. I don't think there are that much bitcoin businesses going on here, only exchanges and some service providers, but I do think that the bitcoin scene here in our country is rapidly moving. In any case, are you a part of a Facebook group related to bitcoin? I want to meet up some bitcoiners and enthusiasts here in our country, especially in Manila.
Hello mate. Yes Im a member in some facebook PH bitcoin group. Some of them have a weekly meetups in Ayala as Emerge said. You can talk to Emerge in our local thread here. He knows many Pinoy bitcoin group.
BTC in my country PH? Well all I can say that in 2016 , btc here will more popular. As of now more bitcoin services here are rapidly pop ups in the web.
Hi there mate! I hail from the Philippines too. I don't think there are that much bitcoin businesses going on here, only exchanges and some service providers, but I do think that the bitcoin scene here in our country is rapidly moving. In any case, are you a part of a Facebook group related to bitcoin? I want to meet up some bitcoiners and enthusiasts here in our country, especially in Manila.
In my country bitcoin is not popular only few people use bitcoins some people think it's a scam or ponzy scheme but in near future i hope it will be get popular there
Exact same with me, maybe we're in the same country LOL This type of thinking can be found in all the countries. Btc is still a small baby its growing. I think now not more than 5% people are using btc in one country. Btc will take more than 20 year to become a mature boy.
cryptocurrency will continue to grow.
of course the fact that virtual currency is a good idea
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