Rather, get government out of it altogether. Let them repeal any laws they have about cryptocurrencies, and make no more laws regarding them. Only then will the people be free to use them as they want.
Topic: Cryptocurrencies Soon To Be Legal in Belarus (Read 285 times)
Any government in favor of the people will not make something legal. Of course, they will not make it illegal, either. What do I mean? Making something legal or illegal simply says that government is in control of it. And since people do their own regulating of things, what government is really doing is controlling the people. Government control of the people means less freedom for the people.
Rather, get government out of it altogether. Let them repeal any laws they have about cryptocurrencies, and make no more laws regarding them. Only then will the people be free to use them as they want.
Rather, get government out of it altogether. Let them repeal any laws they have about cryptocurrencies, and make no more laws regarding them. Only then will the people be free to use them as they want.
That's pretty cool. considering that Belarus is not the most open minded country... But I am happy they made such a decision 
Have you ever been to Belarus? I don't think that Belarus is not an open minded country. If you listen to a lot of western propaganda, then this can happen. For the western media, Saudi Arabia can be the most open minded country in the world and Belarus and Russia can be dictatorships. But the truth is known to everyone.
Don't think too much about the bad news from China. Always, there are positive news for Crypto instead negative news. This is from Belarus, their government says Cryptocurrency activities will be legal and tax Free in Belarus Starting in March. wow not only legal but also tax free .. 
https://news.bitcoin.com/cryptocurrencies-activities-legal-tax-free-belarus-starting-march/
Yep, I read this news. But it's not exactly... Tax free only for resident... And there're realy bad situation with human rights. https://news.bitcoin.com/cryptocurrencies-activities-legal-tax-free-belarus-starting-march/
That's pretty cool. considering that Belarus is not the most open minded country... But I am happy they made such a decision
Have you ever been to Belarus? I don't think that Belarus is not an open minded country. If you listen to a lot of western propaganda, then this can happen. For the western media, Saudi Arabia can be the most open minded country in the world and Belarus and Russia can be dictatorships. But the truth is known to everyone.
Does Belarus belong to West now? I guess so, I think they have some issues with Russia, I saw recently that Belorussian president has made some aggressive statement against the Russian dominance in the region.
Belarus is a X soviet country. Putin wants create old Soviet Russia again. The west doesn't want it happens, We can see meantime Ukraine Russia conflict, USA and NATO help Ukraine.
That's pretty cool. considering that Belarus is not the most open minded country... But I am happy they made such a decision
Have you ever been to Belarus? I don't think that Belarus is not an open minded country. If you listen to a lot of western propaganda, then this can happen. For the western media, Saudi Arabia can be the most open minded country in the world and Belarus and Russia can be dictatorships. But the truth is known to everyone.
That is actually pretty interesting. Wondering what is Lukashenko thinking about and what is his purpose.
I am also wondering about how states with particular political systems see cryptocurrnecies. Democratic states are both very acceptive (Switzerland) some are less into it, considering the legality of crypto (Poland). Similarly some non-democratic countries are trying to adopt (Belarus, Venezuela) some are banning (North Korea- but that is pretty obovious) some are uncertain (China).
In my opinion, government's attitude towards cryptocurrencies is going to play a key role in the future.
I am also wondering about how states with particular political systems see cryptocurrnecies. Democratic states are both very acceptive (Switzerland) some are less into it, considering the legality of crypto (Poland). Similarly some non-democratic countries are trying to adopt (Belarus, Venezuela) some are banning (North Korea- but that is pretty obovious) some are uncertain (China).
In my opinion, government's attitude towards cryptocurrencies is going to play a key role in the future.
Yes true,
one thing. Does poland considering to legalize Bitcoin? If they do , that's a good news,
I am interesting about Poland.
many people says Poles are very nice people. Hope Crypto will make them happier,
That's pretty cool. considering that Belarus is not the most open minded country... But I am happy they made such a decision
Why do you say Belrarussians are not open minded, just curious to know.
I have not been eastern Europe never.
I guess you are a neighbor, arn't you?
Don't think too much about the bad news from China. Always, there are positive news for Crypto instead negative news. This is from Belarus, their government says Cryptocurrency activities will be legal and tax Free in Belarus Starting in March. wow not only legal but also tax free ..
https://news.bitcoin.com/cryptocurrencies-activities-legal-tax-free-belarus-starting-march/
https://news.bitcoin.com/cryptocurrencies-activities-legal-tax-free-belarus-starting-march/
Wow,that's a good news! Thank you for letting us know!
Yes it is ,, hoping for more good news in future,
You are welcome...
Don't think too much about the bad news from China. Always, there are positive news for Crypto instead negative news. This is from Belarus, their government says Cryptocurrency activities will be legal and tax Free in Belarus Starting in March. wow not only legal but also tax free ..
https://news.bitcoin.com/cryptocurrencies-activities-legal-tax-free-belarus-starting-march/
https://news.bitcoin.com/cryptocurrencies-activities-legal-tax-free-belarus-starting-march/
Wow,that's a good news! Thank you for letting us know!
That's pretty cool. considering that Belarus is not the most open minded country... But I am happy they made such a decision
Don't think too much about the bad news from China. Always, there are positive news for Crypto instead negative news. This is from Belarus, their government says Cryptocurrency activities will be legal and tax Free in Belarus Starting in March. wow not only legal but also tax free ..
https://news.bitcoin.com/cryptocurrencies-activities-legal-tax-free-belarus-starting-march/
https://news.bitcoin.com/cryptocurrencies-activities-legal-tax-free-belarus-starting-march/
I wonder how many countries have allowed or legalized the use of Bitcoin or any other Cryptocurrency? As far as I know, only Japan has fully legalized the use of it. While US and UK have been open but still regulate the use of it.
Belarus will be the first one to develop crypto business, you will see guys, if none of other countries take care of legislative system, Belarus will be the first
Yes indeed This is a good sign also good move from Belarus for their own benefit I think.
Hope lot more countries will follow foot step of Belarus in coming time periods
Hope lot more countries will follow foot step of Belarus in coming time periods
If this news is true, then I think that it will be hugely beneficial not just to the Belorussians, but also for the neighboring people such as the Poles, Russians, Lithuanians and Ukrainians. See what happened after Japan legalized the crypto-currencies. A number of new ventures were created there, resulting in more jobs and tax revenue.
Well that's a nice thing to hear. At least there are some countries who have support the use of the crypto. I'm sure there'll be a lot of project started on your country.
Yes indeed This is a good sign also good move from Belarus for their own benefit I think.
Hope lot more countries will follow foot step of Belarus in coming time periods
That is actually pretty interesting. Wondering what is Lukashenko thinking about and what is his purpose.
I am also wondering about how states with particular political systems see cryptocurrnecies. Democratic states are both very acceptive (Switzerland) some are less into it, considering the legality of crypto (Poland). Similarly some non-democratic countries are trying to adopt (Belarus, Venezuela) some are banning (North Korea- but that is pretty obovious) some are uncertain (China).
In my opinion, government's attitude towards cryptocurrencies is going to play a key role in the future.
I am also wondering about how states with particular political systems see cryptocurrnecies. Democratic states are both very acceptive (Switzerland) some are less into it, considering the legality of crypto (Poland). Similarly some non-democratic countries are trying to adopt (Belarus, Venezuela) some are banning (North Korea- but that is pretty obovious) some are uncertain (China).
In my opinion, government's attitude towards cryptocurrencies is going to play a key role in the future.
They have become legal,dad is handsome,properly done,now it is the turn for Russia,I hope Russia will follow in the footsteps of Japan or Belarus,and will make the right choice,in the direction of the development of the country,not degradirovali it
Isn't this country within Russia's sphere of influence? I just hope that cryptos would prosper there and it wouldn't get embroiled in politics with the big bear. It seem Eastern and to some extend Central Europe lags with other members so any additional source of funding is great. Just don't let the ECB shoot this down, LOL.
Yes Russian influences exits in Belarus. for your attention - Since 2014, following years of embrace of Russian influence in the country, Lukashenko has pressed a revival of Belarusian identity, following the Russian annexation of Crimea and military intervention in Eastern Ukraine. For the first time, he delivered a speech in Belarusian (rather than Russian, which most people use), in which he said, “We are not Russian — we are Belarusians,” and later encouraged the use of Belarusian. Trade disputes, a border dispute, and a much relaxed official attitude to dissident voices are all part of a weakening of the longtime warm relationship with Russia - wiki
Well, good luck having to escape Russia's influence. That's exactly what got Ukraine into trouble. I suppose a large population of ethnic Russians also live there, like in Crimea.
Anyway, I don't know what to make of Lukashenko. I found this old article. https://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/jul/03/belarus-mythbuster-what-like-live-europe-last-dictatorship
Surprised they allowed cryptos there. You think they'd use it to hide money away? Regardless, the more economically free people are, the more empowered they are. Hope the country transition smoothly.
This means nothing for business, till you are able to detect guys following you.
Cryptocurrency is going places and am sure with time, it will be accepted by the whole world...
Tha'ts my dream too. Hope it will come true one day. I guess every country will adapt to blockchain technology within 10,15 years, ''Crypto is the future''. 2 years ago someone introduced me Crypto like that. by that time I didn't have any idea about it, But Now It makes sense to me. He said something precious. Now I 've realized it
Cryptocurrency is going places and am sure with time, it will be accepted by the whole world...
Keep in mind Belarus is still one of the last dictatorships in Europe. Keep that in mind before moving there lmao
Really? dictatorships cannot exit in Europe.
Keep in mind Belarus is still one of the last dictatorships in Europe. Keep that in mind before moving there lmao
Isn't this country within Russia's sphere of influence? I just hope that cryptos would prosper there and it wouldn't get embroiled in politics with the big bear. It seem Eastern and to some extend Central Europe lags with other members so any additional source of funding is great. Just don't let the ECB shoot this down, LOL.
Yes Russian influences exits in Belarus. for your attention - Since 2014, following years of embrace of Russian influence in the country, Lukashenko has pressed a revival of Belarusian identity, following the Russian annexation of Crimea and military intervention in Eastern Ukraine. For the first time, he delivered a speech in Belarusian (rather than Russian, which most people use), in which he said, “We are not Russian — we are Belarusians,” and later encouraged the use of Belarusian. Trade disputes, a border dispute, and a much relaxed official attitude to dissident voices are all part of a weakening of the longtime warm relationship with Russia - wiki
Isn't this country within Russia's sphere of influence? I just hope that cryptos would prosper there and it wouldn't get embroiled in politics with the big bear. It seem Eastern and to some extend Central Europe lags with other members so any additional source of funding is great. Just don't let the ECB shoot this down, LOL.
Good news for them then. It seems it's developing countries that are more receptive to bitcoins. Guess they find the possibility of more income coming in attractive. It's they that would get the most out of it anyway.
But still amount of developed countries who support Bitcoin larger than developing countries , Am I right? I think even though developing countries adapted to BTC. Due to more of their people's lack of computer knowledge will be a barrier for crypto transactions. So I think Developed countries will be familiar to Crypto first and faster, However it is a great pleasure to see countries like Belarus's nice approach to Bitcoin. more and more will follow the same path in future. feeling relax..
Never underestimate technology. More people have smartphones than toilets in some countries! I've seen families where each of the members have at least one but no toilet (this happens even in my country). All they need after that is just internet access and they're good to go. They can then start trading and hopefully save up.
Technology cannot be underestimated, but do the third world countries's old generation use computers or smart phones? but developed countries's old generation's computer literacy is quite better.
Good news for them then. It seems it's developing countries that are more receptive to bitcoins. Guess they find the possibility of more income coming in attractive. It's they that would get the most out of it anyway.
But still amount of developed countries who support Bitcoin larger than developing countries , Am I right? I think even though developing countries adapted to BTC. Due to more of their people's lack of computer knowledge will be a barrier for crypto transactions. So I think Developed countries will be familiar to Crypto first and faster, However it is a great pleasure to see countries like Belarus's nice approach to Bitcoin. more and more will follow the same path in future. feeling relax..
Never underestimate technology. More people have smartphones than toilets in some countries! I've seen families where each of the members have at least one but no toilet (this happens even in my country). All they need after that is just internet access and they're good to go. They can then start trading and hopefully save up.
This is a very good sign, so cryptocurrency in Russia, too, will soon recognize officially)
I am not sure how reliable this news is. In the past, I have read similar news articles about India and South Korea, only to be proven false later. But in case Belarus legalizes Bitcoin, then it will be a huge boost for the country. There is a lot of bitcoin-related businesses in the neighboring nations such as Russia and Ukraine, and many of them will move to Belarus. This will create more jobs and forex revenue within the country.
I hope this news is reliable. let see,
Isn't Ukrain already a bitcoin friendly country? I saw somewhere Ukraine is a BTC friendly country ..
I am not sure how reliable this news is. In the past, I have read similar news articles about India and South Korea, only to be proven false later. But in case Belarus legalizes Bitcoin, then it will be a huge boost for the country. There is a lot of bitcoin-related businesses in the neighboring nations such as Russia and Ukraine, and many of them will move to Belarus. This will create more jobs and forex revenue within the country.
Good news for them then. It seems it's developing countries that are more receptive to bitcoins. Guess they find the possibility of more income coming in attractive. It's they that would get the most out of it anyway.
But still amount of developed countries who support Bitcoin larger than developing countries , Am I right? I think even though developing countries adapted to BTC. Due to more of their people's lack of computer knowledge will be a barrier for crypto transactions. So I think Developed countries will be familiar to Crypto first and faster, However it is a great pleasure to see countries like Belarus's nice approach to Bitcoin. more and more will follow the same path in future. feeling relax..
Every country who supports cryptocurrencies, whatever reason's behind, is a step toward more real decentralization and good for every single person.
So :chhheeeeer up belarus
So :chhheeeeer up belarus
Yes, freedom for people from centralized currencies which is controlled by 1% of the world. other 99% slaved for them. Crypto bring you some kind of freedom. That's why we love Crypto.
Good news for them then. It seems it's developing countries that are more receptive to bitcoins. Guess they find the possibility of more income coming in attractive. It's they that would get the most out of it anyway.
Every country who supports cryptocurrencies, whatever reason's behind, is a step toward more real decentralization and good for every single person.
So :chhheeeeer up belarus
So :chhheeeeer up belarus
This one of great news for all of us, yes don't bother China blocking cryptocurrency. Cause cryptocurrency is freedom to all of human kind on earth. Cryptocurrency can bring a whole new level in economic and financial. Even yesterday all crypto going down drastically, but now all back in track. Happy for all of us.
This news is so unexpected. Who could think that Belarus will legalize cryptocurrency? The country which is not the leader of new technologies. Now I know where to move
Yeah. may be Belarus trying to be the ''Cryptoland'' choosing crypto as their economic development strategy. yeah your moving direction is correct..
This news is so unexpected. Who could think that Belarus will legalize cryptocurrency? The country which is not the leader of new technologies. Now I know where to move
Don't think too much about the bad news from China. Always, there are positive news for Crypto instead negative news. This is from Belarus, their government says Cryptocurrency activities will be legal and tax Free in Belarus Starting in March. wow not only legal but also tax free ..
https://news.bitcoin.com/cryptocurrencies-activities-legal-tax-free-belarus-starting-march/
https://news.bitcoin.com/cryptocurrencies-activities-legal-tax-free-belarus-starting-march/
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