Great news from Israel!
https://www.financemagnates.com/cryptocurrency/news/hauser-israel-not-going-ban-icos-altogether/
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I think every country of the EU will show it's position to crypto soon. I suppose in such loyal countries like Sweden and Nederlands bitcoin will be welcomed, but other countries probably will follow by the way of banning and/or regulation.
I think that Europe will never develop a common position on the use of cryptocurrencies. Too different countries belong to a Union. But I don't see any problem with it. Now, each country determines the rules of the use of cryptocurrency and it does not create any problems. Around bitcoin more rumors than truth.But i propose that in EU there will be accepted ETH and Bitcoin. But not something really new in 2 or 3 years. Of course there needed a structural economic reforms in the euro area economy.
Europeans are not as risky as USA citizens, so it could be that they will recognize only the main crytocurrencies.
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What kind of future do you predict for cryptocurrencies in the European Union?
What kind of future do you predict for cryptocurrencies in the European Union?
Bitcoin Break all rules so no one can stop it , about governments they can ban it but can’t stop it
I think every country of the EU will show it's position to crypto soon. I suppose in such loyal countries like Sweden and Nederlands bitcoin will be welcomed, but other countries probably will follow by the way of banning and/or regulation.
I think that Europe will never develop a common position on the use of cryptocurrencies. Too different countries belong to a Union. But I don't see any problem with it. Now, each country determines the rules of the use of cryptocurrency and it does not create any problems. Around bitcoin more rumors than truth.But i propose that in EU there will be accepted ETH and Bitcoin. But not something really new in 2 or 3 years. Of course there needed a structural economic reforms in the euro area economy.
I think Europe will manage to adopt a common policy. It's already legal in most of the european countries. There's an increasing interest in the crypto and the bitcoin, UE will have to deal with it.
French banking major Societe Generale CEO Frederic Oudea says that the digital currencies like Bitcoin face an uncertain future because of their anonymity. He claims that the virtual currencies are unlikely to survive in the long term as governments around the world introduce steps to regulate them.
https://cointelegraph.com/news/cryptocurrencies-face-no-future-due-to-their-anonymity-says-french-banking-exec
This is a false accusation. They have nothing to do with reality. Only underscores the fact that the notion of "Bank secrecy" from corrupt bankers no longer exists. Bitcoin is not completely anonymous. If you wish, you can always find the user. But even this imaginary anonymity scares them. Better to let banks die than bitcoin. https://cointelegraph.com/news/cryptocurrencies-face-no-future-due-to-their-anonymity-says-french-banking-exec
French banking major Societe Generale CEO Frederic Oudea says that the digital currencies like Bitcoin face an uncertain future because of their anonymity. He claims that the virtual currencies are unlikely to survive in the long term as governments around the world introduce steps to regulate them.
https://cointelegraph.com/news/cryptocurrencies-face-no-future-due-to-their-anonymity-says-french-banking-exec
https://cointelegraph.com/news/cryptocurrencies-face-no-future-due-to-their-anonymity-says-french-banking-exec
This article just illustrates the lack of Frederic Oudea´s understanding of Bitcoin.
If I would be a criminal the last thing that I would want is for my transactions to be stored on an immutable ledger that
is stored for eternity. Cash is much better for illegal transactions related to crime than Bitcoin transactions. This
is especially true for larger amounts of money that are increasingly hard to liquidate without having access to an exchange
or a OTC trading desk. Both of these "exit gateways" require extensive verification if you want to cash out non negligible amounts,
which again makes it unappealing for people with nefarious purposes.
French banking major Societe Generale CEO Frederic Oudea says that the digital currencies like Bitcoin face an uncertain future because of their anonymity. He claims that the virtual currencies are unlikely to survive in the long term as governments around the world introduce steps to regulate them.
https://cointelegraph.com/news/cryptocurrencies-face-no-future-due-to-their-anonymity-says-french-banking-exec
https://cointelegraph.com/news/cryptocurrencies-face-no-future-due-to-their-anonymity-says-french-banking-exec
I think every country of the EU will show it's position to crypto soon. I suppose in such loyal countries like Sweden and Nederlands bitcoin will be welcomed, but other countries probably will follow by the way of banning and/or regulation.
No ban or regulation has come from other european countries, yet the support given by Russia to Etherum is known by everyone. The Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC) has announced that it intends to integrate Blockchain or distributed ledger technology (DLT) to its electronic payment system.
https://cointelegraph.com/news/cyprus-securities-and-exchange-commission-plans-blockchain-based-electronic-payment-system
In my opinion, the use of blockchain technology is one of the ways to cryptocurrency recognition.
Blockchain technology attracts really much interest and I think it is going to be used in many areas of our life's soon. But governments are still careful with cryptos. I suppose every EU country will take it's own strategy about cryptos and it's use on the territory of the concrete country and if the experience will be positive - the use of cryptos is going to be accepted by all EU with same terms.https://cointelegraph.com/news/cyprus-securities-and-exchange-commission-plans-blockchain-based-electronic-payment-system
In my opinion, the use of blockchain technology is one of the ways to cryptocurrency recognition.
About blockchain technology and where it could be used. Do you know about this project https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/icobounty-stopthefakesio-1000000-to-share-2370547 ? I've found it at this forum and it seems for me very attractive.
Heard about it for the first time. Time to check it out! thanks, mate
The Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC) has announced that it intends to integrate Blockchain or distributed ledger technology (DLT) to its electronic payment system.
https://cointelegraph.com/news/cyprus-securities-and-exchange-commission-plans-blockchain-based-electronic-payment-system
In my opinion, the use of blockchain technology is one of the ways to cryptocurrency recognition.
Blockchain technology attracts really much interest and I think it is going to be used in many areas of our life's soon. But governments are still careful with cryptos. I suppose every EU country will take it's own strategy about cryptos and it's use on the territory of the concrete country and if the experience will be positive - the use of cryptos is going to be accepted by all EU with same terms.https://cointelegraph.com/news/cyprus-securities-and-exchange-commission-plans-blockchain-based-electronic-payment-system
In my opinion, the use of blockchain technology is one of the ways to cryptocurrency recognition.
About blockchain technology and where it could be used. Do you know about this project https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/icobounty-stopthefakesio-1000000-to-share-2370547 ? I've found it at this forum and it seems for me very attractive.
Related to topic. Russia starts blocking cryptocurrency-focused sites...
https://coingeek.com/unlucky-13-russia-starts-blocking-cryptocurrency-focused-sites/
https://coingeek.com/unlucky-13-russia-starts-blocking-cryptocurrency-focused-sites/
The Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC) has announced that it intends to integrate Blockchain or distributed ledger technology (DLT) to its electronic payment system.
https://cointelegraph.com/news/cyprus-securities-and-exchange-commission-plans-blockchain-based-electronic-payment-system
In my opinion, the use of blockchain technology is one of the ways to cryptocurrency recognition.
Blockchain technology attracts really much interest and I think it is going to be used in many areas of our life's soon. But governments are still careful with cryptos. I suppose every EU country will take it's own strategy about cryptos and it's use on the territory of the concrete country and if the experience will be positive - the use of cryptos is going to be accepted by all EU with same terms.https://cointelegraph.com/news/cyprus-securities-and-exchange-commission-plans-blockchain-based-electronic-payment-system
In my opinion, the use of blockchain technology is one of the ways to cryptocurrency recognition.
In an interview published on Oct. 29, Benoît Cœuré, one of the central bank's executive board members, elaborated briefly on the bank’s views on the subject, telling Le Journal du Dimanche it is following their development and spread.
The ECB is not "ignoring" the spread of cryptocurrencies, he said. Yet, at present, he does not consider them a risk to the bank or the euro.
https://www.coindesk.com/european-central-bank-member-arent-ignoring-cryptocurrency/
The Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC) has announced that it intends to integrate Blockchain or distributed ledger technology (DLT) to its electronic payment system.
https://cointelegraph.com/news/cyprus-securities-and-exchange-commission-plans-blockchain-based-electronic-payment-system
In my opinion, the use of blockchain technology is one of the ways to cryptocurrency recognition.
Blockchain technology attracts really much interest and I think it is going to be used in many areas of our life's soon. But governments are still careful with cryptos. I suppose every EU country will take it's own strategy about cryptos and it's use on the territory of the concrete country and if the experience will be positive - the use of cryptos is going to be accepted by all EU with same terms. https://cointelegraph.com/news/cyprus-securities-and-exchange-commission-plans-blockchain-based-electronic-payment-system
In my opinion, the use of blockchain technology is one of the ways to cryptocurrency recognition.
The Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC) has announced that it intends to integrate Blockchain or distributed ledger technology (DLT) to its electronic payment system.
https://cointelegraph.com/news/cyprus-securities-and-exchange-commission-plans-blockchain-based-electronic-payment-system
In my opinion, the use of blockchain technology is one of the ways to cryptocurrency recognition.
https://cointelegraph.com/news/cyprus-securities-and-exchange-commission-plans-blockchain-based-electronic-payment-system
In my opinion, the use of blockchain technology is one of the ways to cryptocurrency recognition.
"Ukraine drafts law to make cryptocurrency profits tax free"
https://www.cryptomartez.com/2017/11/ukraine-drafts-law-to-make-cryptocurrency-profits-tax-free.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+Cryptomartez+%28Cryptomartez%29
You got a good news here, I think this news should be disseminated well, EU Countries are opening up the possibilities of the usage of cryptocurrency. This is a great time to create ICOs on EU to be a pioneer of altcoin on EU Countries. If this will push through , we will have more countries that will support the Bitcoin System and there will be new Bitcoin Community Members. https://www.cryptomartez.com/2017/11/ukraine-drafts-law-to-make-cryptocurrency-profits-tax-free.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+Cryptomartez+%28Cryptomartez%29
Surprisingly I have yet to see a European country that made Bitcoin an illegal currency. From what I know of some European countries are supporting Bitcoin without even the approval or the go signal of the European Union. Countries like Sweden and Poland does not see Bitcoin as some kind of treat for them but an opportunity for people who are willing to pay with Bitcoin. They don't see Bitcoin as a threat to their Euros as it is highly unlikely that it will takeover as the most popular payment method in Europe.
"Ukraine drafts law to make cryptocurrency profits tax free"
https://www.cryptomartez.com/2017/11/ukraine-drafts-law-to-make-cryptocurrency-profits-tax-free.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+Cryptomartez+%28Cryptomartez%29
https://www.cryptomartez.com/2017/11/ukraine-drafts-law-to-make-cryptocurrency-profits-tax-free.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+Cryptomartez+%28Cryptomartez%29
I think every country of the EU will show it's position to crypto soon. I suppose in such loyal countries like Sweden and Nederlands bitcoin will be welcomed, but other countries probably will follow by the way of banning and/or regulation.
DEUTSCHE BANK (Germany’s leading bank, with a strong position in Europe and a significant presence in the Americas and Asia Pacific): We may be looking at 'the start of the end of fiat money' http://www.businessinsider.com/deutsche-bank-end-of-fiat-money-2017-11?r=UK&IR=T
What kind of future do you predict for cryptocurrencies in the European Union?
No intentions to offend anyone but to tell the truth, EU is always high on themselves, they don’t want others to dictate them but the other way. Even though I have big hopes that the cryptocurrency will still find its way to that countryside but we can’t do much about it. This might be a conflict policy to each member country if the bitcoin use is prohibited or banned.
Europeans are much more careful than Americans who are more risk takers and most Asians does. I’m not generalizing all but most of them.
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