Topic: BTC in your country - page 3. (Read 44521 times)
I don't know I don't really ask to people if they use bitcoin or not. I have only seen three stores that accept bitcoin, but that is not hat much. I wish that I knew more people that use bitcoin.
There are people in my country who know about bitcoin.
It's actually well known but people refuse to adapt to it.
They are just afraid of what the media is putting out there about bitcoin.
It's actually well known but people refuse to adapt to it.
They are just afraid of what the media is putting out there about bitcoin.
there is only one city in my country that could use bitcoin to everyday life and also there is an ATM machine bitcoin
I'm from India. People here generally prefer making payments using cash, it's a very liquid society and mostly prefer using debit cards to make payments at large supermarkets. Use of virtual currencies and virtual means of payments is usually low and preferred by those who have internet connectivity and good knowledge of how to use it. Despite this it's nice to see that facilities like net banking are increasingly rising and user preference for it is also hiking. I'd love to see online as well as brick and mortar merchants accept Bitcoins for daily payments, but I'm expecting this to taking a lot of years to evolve.
Same here, I am Indian too, and the problem that we are facing that no one is aware about the bitcoins, and I haven't seen a single shop that accepts bitcoin as a mode of payment, and that is very sad, and the reason is we have corrupted governments which are not coming in support of bitcoins.
In my country they know about bitcoin not all people, but they know I have seen that much people in real world with bitcoin also there is not that much stores that accept bitcoin.
I know a handful of people who are into bitcoin in real life.
We hangout every now and then, bitcoin is not a big part of our friendship though, we don't talk about it all the time.
We hangout every now and then, bitcoin is not a big part of our friendship though, we don't talk about it all the time.
I will not say from what country but I can say one thing.
The number of people who have heard or Bitcoins are one of the highest in the country. The authorities did not pay attention to Bitcoin.
The number of people who have heard or Bitcoins are one of the highest in the country. The authorities did not pay attention to Bitcoin.
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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 ?
We have a lot of people know about Bitcoin in our country
Brazil fees from exchanges is what is making bitcoin have a big wall to be adopted ,equipment are taxed 50% the product costs,making the mining being a nightmare to someone.
Now many countries doing these restrictions with bitcoin equipments and exchanges because most of them are fearing with this even some are trying to ban but its growing all over world smoothly
In the US its still pretty open but it is tough to tell. I think it is going to start being taxed and that might be a problem for me in the long run.
Brazil fees from exchanges is what is making bitcoin have a big wall to be adopted ,equipment are taxed 50% the product costs,making the mining being a nightmare to someone.
I'm from Indonesian
In my country only little community know it,
but we are forward to explain it to other
we are came from the same country but unfortunately in our place lot of people don't understand about bitcoin and how to use that In my country only little community know it,
but we are forward to explain it to other
but i hope in the future i will see many people in our country will use bitcoin
Are there many people in your real life that you know that use BTC ?
No 
I'm from Indonesian
In my country only little community know it,
but we are forward to explain it to other
we are came from the same country but unfortunately in our place lot of people don't understand about bitcoin and how to use that In my country only little community know it,
but we are forward to explain it to other
but i hope in the future i will see many people in our country will use bitcoin
I'm from Indonesian
In my country only little community know it,
but we are forward to explain it to other
In my country only little community know it,
but we are forward to explain it to other
I'm from India. People here generally prefer making payments using cash, it's a very liquid society and mostly prefer using debit cards to make payments at large supermarkets. Use of virtual currencies and virtual means of payments is usually low and preferred by those who have internet connectivity and good knowledge of how to use it. Despite this it's nice to see that facilities like net banking are increasingly rising and user preference for it is also hiking. I'd love to see online as well as brick and mortar merchants accept Bitcoins for daily payments, but I'm expecting this to taking a lot of years to evolve.
I'm from Serbia. Around me there is no one that even heard about bitcoin, I'm trying to talk with people about it but they are very suspicious, there is couple friends interested in all this but not enough to get more involved. In my country that is normal, we are like 20 years behind the world.
The reason is, the media is just a servant of the governments, the governments are just a servant of the financial industry. And the financial industry do not have any interest that Bitcoins or cryptocurrencies in common get any attention.
The MSM demonization is really bad.
If there is no bitcoin community in 1 country, and one watches international news, it can stunt the growth of BTC in that country. The media is just ruthless with bitcoin.
I follow pretty closely anything that happens in my country but right now we are stuck still at calling Mark Karpeles the CEO of Bitcoin and journalist think Mt Gox hacked = Bitcoin hacked... stuff like that. It shows how beneath of the curve they are (yes im living in japan atm).
The MSM demonization is really bad.
If there is no bitcoin community in 1 country, and one watches international news, it can stunt the growth of BTC in that country. The media is just ruthless with bitcoin.
I follow pretty closely anything that happens in my country but right now we are stuck still at calling Mark Karpeles the CEO of Bitcoin and journalist think Mt Gox hacked = Bitcoin hacked... stuff like that. It shows how beneath of the curve they are (yes im living in japan atm).
The MSM demonization is really bad.
If there is no bitcoin community in 1 country, and one watches international news, it can stunt the growth of BTC in that country. The media is just ruthless with bitcoin.
I follow pretty closely anything that happens in my country but right now we are stuck still at calling Mark Karpeles the CEO of Bitcoin and journalist think Mt Gox hacked = Bitcoin hacked... stuff like that. It shows how beneath of the curve they are (yes im living in japan atm).
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