Top 5 countries that bitcoin is known and successful ?
China, US, UK, Singapore, and Australia.China is the biggest market of bitcoin right now, i think it's very possible to success in there.
Topic: In which countries bitcon success the most ? (Read 1847 times)
China is the biggest market of bitcoin right now, i think it's very possible to success in there.
So based on cointelegraph data, isle of man is number 1 the most succesfull country use bitcoin.
Is them deserve to get named city of bitcoin?
Is them deserve to get named city of bitcoin?
US is number 1 I think
After US I'm guessing Japan or China
Third probably some country in Europe
After US I'm guessing Japan or China
Third probably some country in Europe
i think US is the best.
but My country is success enough in bitcoin. I guess the next few years will exceed the current
but My country is success enough in bitcoin. I guess the next few years will exceed the current
My top 3 pick would be, North America / UK and in the European countries. I also see huge potential in India and Africa, if someone can find a way to link services like BitPesa. The mobile phone distribution is huge, and it could easily be targeted for mainstream adoption as a primary payment method.
Let's break the damn wall.
Let's break the damn wall.
I think US countries cause US is tiger economy,, or fast hightech economy
It is weird to see a lot of people saying Canada. Although this answer is correct in terms of bitcoin use worldwide, it truly isn't a success anywhere at this point.
For years people have been waiting for mass adoption. My opinion is we are a long way from that, mostly because it won't be adopted by the masses until they are forced to use it, which will mostly happen behind the scenes. From that point mass speculation investment would get involved.
In Canada, most people have never even heard of it. Or if they have heard about it, they have no idea how it works and thinks it sounds like a scam.
This is based on my experience from living in multiple of the largest cities and travelling the country for work over the past 4+ years while I have been interested in it.
For years people have been waiting for mass adoption. My opinion is we are a long way from that, mostly because it won't be adopted by the masses until they are forced to use it, which will mostly happen behind the scenes. From that point mass speculation investment would get involved.
In Canada, most people have never even heard of it. Or if they have heard about it, they have no idea how it works and thinks it sounds like a scam.
This is based on my experience from living in multiple of the largest cities and travelling the country for work over the past 4+ years while I have been interested in it.
See where most of stores that accept BTC and/or where most nodes are.
I think west Europe and USA, of course. Just a guess:
USA, Netherlands, Germany, Denmark, China
I think west Europe and USA, of course. Just a guess:
USA, Netherlands, Germany, Denmark, China
It's a difficult question as there are many answers.
What are you looking for, the country which has the largest number of miners? The largest number of BTC holders? The country whose inhabitants collectively own more BTC than any other? The country with the highest number of shops accepting BTC?
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What are you looking for, the country which has the largest number of miners? The largest number of BTC holders? The country whose inhabitants collectively own more BTC than any other? The country with the highest number of shops accepting BTC?
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You can find a list on this website: http://www.bitcoinvalues.net/bitcoin-country-top-10-nations-love-btc.html
It has more info tho, not just on which countries ;p
It has more info tho, not just on which countries ;p
The big countries have more shops that accept bitcoin, EUA, Canada, China, England. But there are countries were people have more knowlegements about bitcoin like Netherlands, Singapore.
I think Bitcoin is more successful in the North America and in the European countries
I guess we can say the top countries 4 bitcoin are EUA, Canada, China, Netherlands, Germany and we probably should add two more:
U.K. and Australia
U.K. and Australia
Hahaha Slovenia is number 2 
To be honest, there arent many bitcoin stores in here.
It not about number of bitcoin stores apparently. After all Isle of Man is a nation with population of less than 100.000 people. To be honest, there arent many bitcoin stores in here.I guess this ranking is about the adoption rate or total bitcoin awareness of society.
Hahaha Slovenia is number 2 To be honest, there arent many bitcoin stores in here.
To be honest, there arent many bitcoin stores in here.
I am guessing USA is the number one user of Bitcoin. I am not 100% sure but with all the companies that have spun up in the states regarding this it seems likely it is number one.
this is some data :
1. isle of man
2. slovenia
3. canada
4. netherlands
5. singapore
6. australia
7. finland
8. united kingdom
9. united states
10.italy
http://cointelegraph.com/images/725_aHR0cDovL2NvaW50ZWxlZ3JhcGguY29tL3N0b3JhZ2UvdXBsb2Fkcy92aWV3LzczMzYwMDUyZTZlYzBmZTE1OTAwODIwMDNjNTE3ODc5LnBuZw==.jpg
1. isle of man
2. slovenia
3. canada
4. netherlands
5. singapore
6. australia
7. finland
8. united kingdom
9. united states
10.italy
http://cointelegraph.com/images/725_aHR0cDovL2NvaW50ZWxlZ3JhcGguY29tL3N0b3JhZ2UvdXBsb2Fkcy92aWV3LzczMzYwMDUyZTZlYzBmZTE1OTAwODIwMDNjNTE3ODc5LnBuZw==.jpg
Interesting I didn't know it was that succesful in Isle of man nor slovenia
Thanks for linking me
What about 3rd world countries? Bitcoin would allow their economy to be what it deserves. I heard that there are already ways to pay with bitcoins with SMS like MPesa. But bitcoin needs to catch up. If 3rd world countries adopt bitcoin the rest of the world will follow. My opinion is that we should leave aside developed countries, because adoption will take time there, but focus on 3rd world countries that don't have so advanced banking systems yet.
Are there any graphs showing how bitcoin is doing in these countries?
Are there any graphs showing how bitcoin is doing in these countries?
But in 3rd world countries people have less access to computers and similar stuff, less knowledge about it and less interest in learning about it. Contrary to your opinion, I think bitcoin massive adoption will follow the usual path: From big 1st world countries to its 3rd world neighbors/trade partners and then to the whole world.
Definitely "third world" countries. For example In Brazil and Argentina is very popular due to the fluctuation of their local economies and devaluation. However as other have said, Bitcoin is hardly easy to use for common people, plus obtaining it is very complicated in these countries. Localbitcoins just don't cut it for common folks.
If we really aim to make Bitcoin mainstream, it should be very easy to get and set up, just as buying groceries with cash or credit or online shopping. Trust me it's not as easy outside some countries like US or Europe. Think about how Bitcoin could overtake all Western Union/Money Gram/Paypal niche.
If we really aim to make Bitcoin mainstream, it should be very easy to get and set up, just as buying groceries with cash or credit or online shopping. Trust me it's not as easy outside some countries like US or Europe. Think about how Bitcoin could overtake all Western Union/Money Gram/Paypal niche.
It depends on how you measure the success... Let's have a look at the VC capital invested from different countries in the last quarter. http://www.slideshare.net/CoinDesk/v3-state-of-bitcoin-and-blockchain-q3-2015?related=2 {Slide 33} The Netherlands are making huge strides here.
Silicon Valley invested $489.2 m in total compared to the rest of the world $431.9 m combined. That would place the US in the top spot for me, based on VC capital investment.
If you base the success on merchant accepting Bitcoin, North America and Western Europe is still on top. So there you have it... watch the slides..
Silicon Valley invested $489.2 m in total compared to the rest of the world $431.9 m combined. That would place the US in the top spot for me, based on VC capital investment.
If you base the success on merchant accepting Bitcoin, North America and Western Europe is still on top. So there you have it... watch the slides..
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