Topic: First China Now South Korea - page 2. (Read 1975 times)

ICO is for the altcoins and not for bitcoins. Its the new coins for which the dev set a price and take money from people in form of bitcoins and in return give the new altcoin. So basically this has nothing directly related to bitcoins.

after almost six months of asking this,maybe now you have cleared outview about the issue,those issues is just another fakes news and nothing to do affecting bitcoin,maybe at first they have effect but in time when issue subside everythings back to normal.bitcoin price returns climbing androping because this is the nature of cryptocurrency,expect the growth,but expect drops too

The most common form of “investing” in Bitcoin is buying the currency in hopes it will appreciate in value (also knowns as “hodling”, see the origins of the term here). If this is the case then you need to decide for yourself if you think this is a good time to buy.

Wait only for growth. Soon large investors will start buying bitcoin.

there are risks right now Almost everywhere but in work with bitcoins it is much more because this currency is unofficial

bitcoin will not fall any more to the price that was at an early stage, EVERYTHING THAT MAY BE, IS A SMALL REDUCTION OF THE COURSE !. so on such declines, you can still bribe yourself coins, because there is a prospect of growth.

Now the world is changing and evolving! this engine can not stop! China is no longer the main in the crypt world! After all these prohibitions, a lot of pools and companies left and continue to leave the country! Therefore, we should not worry, China does not have such a strong influence as before!

ICOs might come back if the company/organisation ask the specific government of the country they reside in to raise the funds in,but still you cannot be sure what will happen.

Well China banned the ICO not bitcoins. You should aware about this fact anyways ICO is un-famous for all. There's a lot of scammer on internet who use ICO to scam peoples and maybe in future more countries ban the ICO.

the easiest answer is how much money you have, from there you can have the mind to buy or sell the coin you need.

I don't know if this is true. I think there was more of a rate manipulation. And what we see right now looks a lot like manipulation. They give some negative info, and then deny it.

The report shows that Pyongyang University, considered a breeding ground for North Korean hackers by most of the international community, now offers courses on crypto currency.

Despite mounting allegations that the North Korean government has been actively stealing and mining bitcoins, according to Vice the existence of the course is referred to as the "first hard evidence" of North Korean interest in the crypto currency.
Priscilla Moriuchi, director of strategic threat development at the CIA and Google-backed security intelligence company Recorded Future has stated that "There should be no harm in this course as a good academic exchange, everything in North Korea is carefully evaluated and managed by the regime the. "

Earlier this month Federico Tenga, founder of bitcoin startup Chainside, visited Pyongyang with the goal of teaching more than three dozen top students about bitcoin and blockchain technology.
The visit comes after Tenga contacted the only foreign-funded school in North Korea, Pyongyang University of Science and Technology, which offered a presentation on bitcoin at an upcoming finance conference on the campus. But the conference was canceled following President Donald Trump's ban on U.S. residents. who travels to the (The Hermit of) the nickname for North Korea, leading to Pyongyang University to contact Tenga to invite him to teach a crypto course on campus.

"I think everything will be fine in this country, because the people there have
   learn to defend their right to engage in crypto currency. "

"In South Korea, the situation is even simpler, in my opinion, no one will introduce serious restrictions, first introduced individual identification when trading crypto-currency, allegedly to prevent the sale of people aged less than 19 years.
Now introduced tax of 24.2 percent. It turns out this is just with the stock owner. "

I'm confident enough that the world is changing Blockchain will going to change everything. Even Government of CHina and South Korea will do something bad about bitcoin, release some FUD news that will affect the market. I will stay the same, i will hodl bitcoin for life and it's no.1 cryptocurrency. i'm ready for a big adoption!!!

Its good to be optimistic because its first characteristic which bitcoiners should have.
Without optimistic, doubt is coming to our deep mind and tell us not to invest in this crypto.
If doubt coming, i suggest you to stay away this.

Russia will not regulate or even accept crypto. They are going to put a ban hammer on it. They already have their own government back up crypto already. So I doubt that Putin will accept anything that he can't control. And besides they keeps on contradicting themselves.

As for the South Koreans, yes they are now working on a framework on how to properly regulate cryptos. One thing I don't like is that they say that they are going that exchanges are require to share information to banks. But let's see, they haven't release any official statement yet, but I'm sure that it will be tight and every local exchanges should comply with everything they set.

South Korea wants not only to regulate everything; it wants to take taxes from traders. I suppose soon everybody will start speaking about Russia that is going to regulate Bitcoin. It will also affect the market of crypto.

China and Korea want regulations on exchanges, so they have some control on cryptocurrencies. The reason is, they want to put an end to criminal activities like money laundering. The truth is that they want to control crypto and want a share by charging taxes. Now some other countries are planning regulations.

It's a similar situation to what China what was doing, South Korea wants banks to report who's depositing and withdrawing crypto, it's a regulatory thing to hold them accountable if or when something goes wrong - and let's be honest - they want to be able to tax cryptocurrency.

So far nothing dangerous for the crypto currency has happened. After the Chinese government announced its prohibitions and restrictions from the end of September, on the contrary, by chance or not, bitcoin began to gain value until it reached $ 20,000. Since then, he feels well and without China.
     In South Korea, the situation is even simpler. In my opinion, there are not going to introduce serious restrictions. First introduced the identification of the individual when trading crypto-currency, allegedly in order to prevent the sale of persons younger than 19 years. Now introduced a tax of 24.2 percent. It turns out that this is only with the owners of exchanges. I think everything will be fine in this country, since the citizens there have learned to defend their rights to engage in crypto currency.

1st China Then BTC 20,000 Now South Qurea Then?
I am Thinking...............