Topic: Is the future of bitcoin dependent on India and China? - page 7. (Read 609 times)
What about Korea? Isn't at least one of the biggest crypto-exchanges in Korea?
China? Yes. But India? I dont think so. India cannot affect the future of bitcoin. There were few of their population using bitcoin as a digital currency.
china india may be the future of bitcoin, but why not for other countries to advance bitcoin in the future including the country that I live in now ..
I don"t Think that bitcoin's future dependent any country or any goverment . If the bitcoin will be usued in all the other country of world India and China will not have a chance expect legalizing the use of bitcoin .
I thought we were already pass the point of debating if China matters.
The price going up with all the FUD from China, with all their exchanges closing down have shown that the importance of China has vanished.
And now India? Seriously? India?
One of the poorest country on earth, with half of their population unable to afford a regular non segwit tx is going to affect the price?
Let's be honest about it, at list China had Bitmain and mining farms, India has nothing.
Just look at one small thing: Number of bitcoin nodes in India 58. Number of nodes in Lithuania 81.
The price going up with all the FUD from China, with all their exchanges closing down have shown that the importance of China has vanished.
And now India? Seriously? India?
One of the poorest country on earth, with half of their population unable to afford a regular non segwit tx is going to affect the price?
Let's be honest about it, at list China had Bitmain and mining farms, India has nothing.
Just look at one small thing: Number of bitcoin nodes in India 58. Number of nodes in Lithuania 81.
I agree on it. India cannot affect bitcoin value. Many investors are from other countries like Japan, South Korea, US Canada and many more that they contribute the growth of bitcoin because they using digital currency. The issue about China is not new to us. It may affect but not that much. Many investors still really want to invest bitcoin as well.
That's damn near half the world in terms of population. China, yes. India, no.
China is the biggest player but Bitcoin's not big in India.
China is the biggest player but Bitcoin's not big in India.
I thought we were already pass the point of debating if China matters.
The price going up with all the FUD from China, with all their exchanges closing down have shown that the importance of China has vanished.
And now India? Seriously? India?
One of the poorest country on earth, with half of their population unable to afford a regular non segwit tx is going to affect the price?
Let's be honest about it, at list China had Bitmain and mining farms, India has nothing.
Just look at one small thing: Number of bitcoin nodes in India 58. Number of nodes in Lithuania 81.
The price going up with all the FUD from China, with all their exchanges closing down have shown that the importance of China has vanished.
And now India? Seriously? India?
One of the poorest country on earth, with half of their population unable to afford a regular non segwit tx is going to affect the price?
Let's be honest about it, at list China had Bitmain and mining farms, India has nothing.
Just look at one small thing: Number of bitcoin nodes in India 58. Number of nodes in Lithuania 81.
Recent utterances from India's finance minister seem to have stricken fear in the entire cryptocurrency world. Utterances and
government decisions from these countries seem to have massive effects on cryptocurrencies. What's the way forward for cryptos, especially bitcoin without these countries.
Contribution of Japan most than India or China because regulators in Japan a little of softer i think it's waves of blood not from goverments but from payments systemgovernment decisions from these countries seem to have massive effects on cryptocurrencies. What's the way forward for cryptos, especially bitcoin without these countries.
Recent utterances from India's finance minister seem to have stricken fear in the entire cryptocurrency world. Utterances and
government decisions from these countries seem to have massive effects on cryptocurrencies. What's the way forward for cryptos, especially bitcoin without these countries.
government decisions from these countries seem to have massive effects on cryptocurrencies. What's the way forward for cryptos, especially bitcoin without these countries.
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