Topic: BTC in your country - page 38. (Read 44521 times)
many people hold it, but few of them trade with it.
The Republic of China is a very interesting country.
I live in Canada, and aside from a couple friends, I don't know anyone that knows about or cares about bitcoin. I also haven't seen any retailers accepting it.
I live in Japan.
Doing good after the Mt. Gox collapse, some exchanges are building up, we even have Kraken here now !
A few ATM in Tokyo and Osaka.
Doing good after the Mt. Gox collapse, some exchanges are building up, we even have Kraken here now !
A few ATM in Tokyo and Osaka.
Bitcoin is growing very well in my country 
even in our country have a large exchanger
there we can trade bitcoin with our country's currency
but in my real life, not much people who's know about bitcoin
even in our country have a large exchanger
there we can trade bitcoin with our country's currency
but in my real life, not much people who's know about bitcoin
Nothing to say 
There is lack of/in peoples only know about bitcoin and very few peoples only using bitcoins. But the thing is, still have some exchanges are exist in my country INDIA 
And in my personal experience, if i want let to know my friends about BTC, they simply said not interested
~Rude Boy
There is lack of/in peoples only know about bitcoin and very few peoples only using bitcoins. But the thing is, still have some exchanges are exist in my country INDIA And in my personal experience, if i want let to know my friends about BTC, they simply said not interested
~Rude Boy
I’m from Australia. A lot of my acquaintances have hear about BTC, but almost no one use it because they think bitcoin is a scum or they don’t understand it.
I once told my Economics teacher about bitcoin and she ended up asking me whether it is a scam or not. I told her about the coin's price volatility, the ATH that happened on November 2013, and the bad stuff about it among others. She couldn't comprehend to the technical stuff about bitcoins so I went on explaining it the noob way. Different stuffs, concepts, pros and cons about bitcoins and in the end, she'll end up asking if it's a scam or not.
Maybe people aren't ready yet on accepting new things and concepts that are against the norms of this society.I think there are too much easy money out there like ponzi and everthing that come out suddenly or if they havent heard before they will relate it to ponzi so nowadays people is lack of believing things like bitcoin too. I ever asked my friend about this bitcoin since he never heard it before and he started to say this scam and everytime I play or post something he will force me not to play this again. So I think we need to change their mindset about what bitcoin is
yeah actually i was liked that before know bitcoin. My friend always told me what the bitcoin is and anything we can do with that, and I just say nerd nerd blah blah. And now, here I am with whole bitcoin users.
I’m from Australia. A lot of my acquaintances have hear about BTC, but almost no one use it because they think bitcoin is a scum or they don’t understand it.
I once told my Economics teacher about bitcoin and she ended up asking me whether it is a scam or not. I told her about the coin's price volatility, the ATH that happened on November 2013, and the bad stuff about it among others. She couldn't comprehend to the technical stuff about bitcoins so I went on explaining it the noob way. Different stuffs, concepts, pros and cons about bitcoins and in the end, she'll end up asking if it's a scam or not.
Maybe people aren't ready yet on accepting new things and concepts that are against the norms of this society.I think there are too much easy money out there like ponzi and everthing that come out suddenly or if they havent heard before they will relate it to ponzi so nowadays people is lack of believing things like bitcoin too. I ever asked my friend about this bitcoin since he never heard it before and he started to say this scam and everytime I play or post something he will force me not to play this again. So I think we need to change their mindset about what bitcoin is
I’m from Australia. A lot of my acquaintances have hear about BTC, but almost no one use it because they think bitcoin is a scum or they don’t understand it.
I once told my Economics teacher about bitcoin and she ended up asking me whether it is a scam or not. I told her about the coin's price volatility, the ATH that happened on November 2013, and the bad stuff about it among others. She couldn't comprehend to the technical stuff about bitcoins so I went on explaining it the noob way. Different stuffs, concepts, pros and cons about bitcoins and in the end, she'll end up asking if it's a scam or not.
Maybe people aren't ready yet on accepting new things and concepts that are against the norms of this society.
I’m from Australia. A lot of my acquaintances have hear about BTC, but almost no one use it because they think bitcoin is a scum or they don’t understand it.
In my country they forbidden bitcoin as a payment, but it is legal for an asset.
But we have the most trade volume in the world.
Yes i come from China.
But we have the most trade volume in the world.
Yes i come from China.
jeje china is like a paradise BTC world compare to other countrys.
here we have only some ATM, but only few of them, i hope with time there will be more things related to out lovely BTC
now there is only few people that know something about it, i really think this is our main problem here, the information related to the BTC.
Same thing here in the Philippines. You only need a scanned valid ID and recent pictures of yours and you probably can do a million dollars worth of spending or buying stocks etc. However, as easy as the methods are in the beginning, it will begin to creep you out because apparently, a million dollar purchase here in our country rings a bell to our tax department.
Tax tax tax.I'd fully expect to be paying tax on whatever. It's the silliness surrounding access to certain markets that irks.
What I wouldn't accept is showing Bitstamp, a bunch of anonymous Slovenians who are 'based' in a post box on an industrial estate in the UK, financial details that no other company would ever dare ask for, especially when it's for the honour of selling a couple of hundred dollars' worth of coins.
I don't think they're doing it any more but they can permanently kiss my posterior anyway.
With the above methods of identification you've just stated, we're lucky that banks here don't implement those. Only a scan of 2 valid IDs and proof of billing among others are the only requirement for you to start a transaction with the banks. Some banks on other countries are just too damn invasive. I can't live with that, honestly.
Yup. It's madness. At one point a few people reported that Bitstamp were asking to see peoples' tax records.
All I need to do in the UK to buy or sell a few billion in shares is prove where I live and sometimes photo ID.
Same thing here in the Philippines. You only need a scanned valid ID and recent pictures of yours and you probably can do a million dollars worth of spending or buying stocks etc. However, as easy as the methods are in the beginning, it will begin to creep you out because apparently, a million dollar purchase here in our country rings a bell to our tax department.
Tax tax tax. BTC in my place is not banned yet, however the government doesn't courage us to use it, either. However most of the residents in my city don't trust in bitcoin, maybe due to many scams about bitcoin here (e.g. some lose millions in those scams).
That's the sad part. Even those guys who don't know a great deal about Bitcoin has read about all those robberies and scams, such as the Mt Gox scandal and the Sheep Marketplace robbery. Most of them will regard Bitcoin as an extremely high-risk investment, although ideally, it should be used as a currency which is immune to inflation.
But in every single case it was because they were relinquishing control of their private keys to unqualified or untrustworthy morons.
I seriously doubt most people are bright or bothered enough to make that conclusion for themselves. If they can't then it's best that they stay away anyway.
BTC in my place is not banned yet, however the government doesn't courage us to use it, either. However most of the residents in my city don't trust in bitcoin, maybe due to many scams about bitcoin here (e.g. some lose millions in those scams).
That's the sad part. Even those guys who don't know a great deal about Bitcoin has read about all those robberies and scams, such as the Mt Gox scandal and the Sheep Marketplace robbery. Most of them will regard Bitcoin as an extremely high-risk investment, although ideally, it should be used as a currency which is immune to inflation.
BTC in my place is not banned yet, however the government doesn't courage us to use it, either. However most of the residents in my city don't trust in bitcoin, maybe due to many scams about bitcoin here (e.g. some lose millions in those scams).
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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 ?
Bitcoin is coming a long well in the country I live, it seems the UK govt is going to accept Bitcoin and regulate to make safer for big companies and banks to get invoved. London capital of finance and more than likely will be the central hub for bitcoin. There are not actually many people in my life that I know of who use bitcoin there are some that know of bitcoin but they stopped using it a year or two ago. It will get there oneday when we all know someone who is using it.
its developed very fine I even have a bitcoin atm in my town.
Rarely someone would have heard about the bitcoin i guess in my country. Some of the highly qualified professionals working with some reputed IT Organisations are also not aware about the bitcoin or how can it be used that makes me little bit worried.
right hardly anyone knows about it so how can expect that shopkeepers merchants retailers will start accepting bitcoin as a mode of payment i believe it will take a long period of time for the people to get aware about the concept of bitcoin and implementing it in a real world.
Rarely someone would have heard about the bitcoin i guess in my country. Some of the highly qualified professionals working with some reputed IT Organisations are also not aware about the bitcoin or how can it be used that makes me little bit worried.
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