Topic: Country who accepts cyrptocurrency - page 5. (Read 1912 times)
japan is willing to accept or adapt cryptocurrency as we can see japan is progressive to technology. in my country government allow cryptocurrency but they don't encourage people to invest in them. they allow them and they put rules to be followed.
Yes Japan is good country that want to development this new blockchain technology, and i hope more country will follow it. In my country Indonesia Bitcoin not regulated yet, but many people already used for daily transaction to buy good n service. This mean adoption of crypto will continue growing even without regulation from government.
A progressive country like Japan may have discovered the real benefits of cryptocurrency unlik the other countries who are still reluctant. But I'm happy that our country is accepting the digital currency as of now. But still crypto still has a lot to grow.
In my country crypto is something bad and you can read about that in newspaper from time to time. Official's didn't say word about crypto. They stuck in time before 25-30 years.
Japan, South Korea and the United States have accepted BTC from the law, but now many countries are fighting BTC, so BTC is still not accepted at present.
each country has a different ideology
I am even more pleased with the nature of government than Singapore than any other country
which I hate the most, now it is China
Japan still remains as the largest bitcoin exchange market with over 51 percent of the market share, analysts stated that the crackdown on small exchanges have had an impact on the global cryptocurrency market
Yes, you are right. Japan is one of the leading countries in adopting bitcoin in the country. a progress that should be imitated by other nations. it's just a matter of time waiting for bitcoin to be the main alternative payment tool in the world, accompanying the major currencies of the world as a means of payment received by all parties.But if you want to know the country that still prohibits bitcoin in the country you can find out the information in this link.
https://www.ccn.com/top-10-countries-bitcoin-banned/
kind regards.
The Japanese government will try to implement more strict regulation to the government. We will see that as soon as possible. To prevent more exchange sites are doing a shady act like put low security in the wallet.
Canadian countries can be considered as crypto friendly countries too.
Japan simply manipulates the entire market and dictates its rules, so it is not surprising that the course is not so stable and it will continue until they want it.
I know that in Ukraine is not regulated yet, so I guess for now we can say that crypto is legal there, but not accepted yet.
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Japan is originator of bitcoin and they are promote cryptocurrency mostly. in future many other countries are interested to trade with bitcoin and cryptocurrency just you need to wait for see that.
You are right, Japan is an agreessive county that likes to try new technology, this county is very friendly to new technologies, so I do not feel strange that Japan will be an important role in crypto market.
Hi, based on that I know, Russia is expected to begin discussing a legal regulation authorizing the use of virtual currencies. A document is expected to be passed by the end of March 2018 to discuss controls on the use of virtual currencies, and Russian officials support the use of digital currency in Russia in general
Japan still remains as the largest bitcoin exchange market with over 51 percent of the market share, analysts stated that the crackdown on small exchanges have had an impact on the global cryptocurrency market
Yes, you are right. Japan is one of the leading countries in adopting bitcoin in the country. a progress that should be imitated by other nations. it's just a matter of time waiting for bitcoin to be the main alternative payment tool in the world, accompanying the major currencies of the world as a means of payment received by all parties.But if you want to know the country that still prohibits bitcoin in the country you can find out the information in this link.
https://www.ccn.com/top-10-countries-bitcoin-banned/
kind regards.
Japan still remains as the largest bitcoin exchange market with over 51 percent of the market share, analysts stated that the crackdown on small exchanges have had an impact on the global cryptocurrency market
Yes, you are right. Japan is one of the leading countries in adopting bitcoin in the country. a progress that should be imitated by other nations. it's just a matter of time waiting for bitcoin to be the main alternative payment tool in the world, accompanying the major currencies of the world as a means of payment received by all parties.But if you want to know the country that still prohibits bitcoin in the country you can find out the information in this link.
https://www.ccn.com/top-10-countries-bitcoin-banned/
kind regards.
Japan still remains as the largest bitcoin exchange market with over 51 percent of the market share, analysts stated that the crackdown on small exchanges have had an impact on the global cryptocurrency market
Japan is really a good and big user of cryptocurrency and it impacts in a big way if there is any big news released regarding bitcoin or cryptocurrency. And yes cryptocurrency market exchanges shows that Japan is still a big influencer and i think that 51% is really a big percent of market share which is must to affect the market. I am sure that in coming years Japan will be the first country to dominate the world in the cryptocurrency market. Japanese are having a much more positive approach towards cryptomarket than other countries.
Japan, South Korea and the United States have accepted BTC from the law, but now many countries are fighting BTC, so BTC is still not accepted at present.
Japan still remains as the largest bitcoin exchange market with over 51 percent of the market share, analysts stated that the crackdown on small exchanges have had an impact on the global cryptocurrency market
I heard that many people remembered China as the main factor in influencing the whole cryptography market, but it turns out that Japan has a greater influence. Honestly, if Japan accepts this, then at first other Asian countries will catch up and then you can count on more influential countries in Europe.
Even in the United States and South Korea, they accept bitcoin, but that doesn't mean they accept other altcoin. In their opinion, most altcoin needs to pass stricter supervision.
Japan still remains as the largest bitcoin exchange market with over 51 percent of the market share, analysts stated that the crackdown on small exchanges have had an impact on the global cryptocurrency market
But crypto is getting more popular in other countries too.
Japan still remains as the largest bitcoin exchange market with over 51 percent of the market share, analysts stated that the crackdown on small exchanges have had an impact on the global cryptocurrency market
Coincheck gives a real evidence about the domination of the japan to the crypto space. Remember when coincheck gets hacked. But remember I really like the Japanese attitude honestly. Coincheck, and mtgox was trying to pay the amount back to the users and creditors. But it looks like there will be another crackdown soon and we must ready for that.
Lots of countries are already accepting them, they don't need to say we accept coins etc. If you can trade your coins in local exchange and start crypto related project, then it is okay in your country.
Lots of countries have been accepting crypto (although most only recognize Bitcoin) for all forms of legal payments, some for many years already. In Europe you have many countries like Austria, the UK and Switzerland who allow the use of Bitcoin. Switzerland directly accepts it as payment for taxes. Faraway in the Pacific islands you even have Vanuatu who only accept Bitcoin for foreigners who want to purchase citizenship. For Estonia, you can even buy a digital resident permit as an EU citizen with Bitcoin.
What is the big deal?
What is the big deal?
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