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The decision from China is surprising, but as for the rest these are very good news. Does "legal" means that you won't be sentenced for using cryptocurrencies, or that the governments will work on integrating cryptos into their economic system?
I just noticed that the banning of cryptocurrency is mostly happened in Asia specially, China and SoKor. And European countries proclaimed that bitcoin is legal as well as USA and other countries in America. Crypto enthusiasts affect much by the g20 summit and I think whatever result will happens, there is always a positive in crypto.
So you just copied the list from Wikipedia and added some personal opinions, right?
Can you please let me know if is this called G20 and you have only 19 members there?
Also you counted 7 neutral votes , but your list only shows 6.
And since we're on topic, Brazil has clearly said that is doesn't want to regulate bitcoins and the signals are not at all positive.
They've already moved the deadline to July..
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-g20-argentina-bitcoin/g20-agrees-to-monitor-cryptocurrencies-but-no-action-yet-idUSKBN1GW2R9
Can you please let me know if is this called G20 and you have only 19 members there?
Also you counted 7 neutral votes , but your list only shows 6.
And since we're on topic, Brazil has clearly said that is doesn't want to regulate bitcoins and the signals are not at all positive.
It seems to me that the results of the G20 summit can not be commented. Everything remains as it is. For me it is good. I don't expect anything good from legalization.
They've already moved the deadline to July..
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-g20-argentina-bitcoin/g20-agrees-to-monitor-cryptocurrencies-but-no-action-yet-idUSKBN1GW2R9
It seems to me that the change in the status of bitcoin is not legal in China could compensate for the status of all other countries. But this is a fantasy. It seems to me that the results of the G20 summit can not be commented. Everything remains as it is. For me it is good. I don't expect anything good from legalization.
*#CRYPTOCURRENCY #G20 #RESULTS
First conclusions of the G20 meeting for the purposes of the Cryptocurrency scenario, in case you are interested in:
Argentina = Neutral
Australia = Legal
Brazil = Legal
Canada = Legal
China = Temporarily prohibited (illegal)
France = Legal
Germany = Legal
India = Neutral
Indonesia = Neutral
Italy = Legal
Japan = Legal
Mexico = Restricted
Russia = Restricted (previously illegal until the recent unlocking of 40 encryption sites)
Saudi Arabia = Restricted
South Africa = Legal
South Korea = Restricted (Regulatory action previously legal but pending)
Turkey = Legal
UK = Legal
US = Legal
Countries invited for the 2018 G20 meeting
Chile = Legal
Jamaica = Neutral
The Netherlands = Legal
Rwanda = Neutral
Senegal = Neutral
Singapore = Legal
Spain = Legal
15 legal, 7 neutral, 4 Restricted, 1 illegal
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