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Topic: Korea now talking positively about bitcoin (Read 3445 times)
South Korea followed Chinese... No bitcoin in Asia
That leaves North Korea. Kim Jong-un will be the richest man in East Asia.South Korea does not follow the Chinese. What a stupid statement.
And there are more countries in Asia than South Korea and China ......... I can list them if it will help you.
I like how they advertise bitcoins to people there. 
I enjoy seeing this, the more countries encourage this the better, but i dont see this happening.
Countries wont encourage people to use bitcoin, they would encourage people to use real money, we see that in commercials 24/7.
either way there is always a deeper message.
Countries wont encourage people to use bitcoin, they would encourage people to use real money, we see that in commercials 24/7.
either way there is always a deeper message.
Don't forget, Koreans love gambling even though gambling is generally prohibited (there are some government-blessed exceptions).
Interesting, too bad Matthew isn't still around. It would be fun watching him take credit for introducing Bitcoin to Korea. lol
South Korea followed Chinese... No bitcoin in Asia
That leaves North Korea. Kim Jong-un will be the richest man in East Asia. 
Yeap South Korea is very Internet Friendly so am not surprised they cottoned on to the Bitcoin Idea plus Indians are also very Tech Savvy so it is about time we had new players. If BTC Trading was dominated only by Europeans and the Chinese then it would be like an open market war..We need some balance as to where all this coin is going to.
Agreed. South Korea could be a huge market depending on regulation. Not so sure about India though.
Japan is very quiet?!?
Japan was one of the first. MtGox is there.
I know where MtGox is but how many Japanese people actually trade bitcoins? Very few.
Exactly MtGox is simply in Japan because the founder is in Japan. It probably was in MtGox financial best interest to relocate out of Japan years ago.
The JPY for example is one of the least traded currencies against the Bitcoin.
According to bitcointy (numbers rounded for brevity), the trade volume in the last six months:
Code:
USD 10.0 M BTC
CNY 3.5 M BTC
EUR 0.7 M BTC
PLN 0.2 M BTC
AUD 0.1 M BTC
CAD 0.1 M BTC
GBP 0.1 M BTC
JPY 0.1 M BTC
RUB 0.1 M BTC
11 other = rounding errors
Yeap South Korea is very Internet Friendly so am not surprised they cottoned on to the Bitcoin Idea plus Indians are also very Tech Savvy so it is about time we had new players. If BTC Trading was dominated only by Europeans and the Chinese then it would be like an open market war..We need some balance as to where all this coin is going to.
Agreed. South Korea could be a huge market depending on regulation. Not so sure about India though.
Japan is very quiet?!?
Japan was one of the first. MtGox is there.
I know where MtGox is but how many Japanese people actually trade bitcoins? Very few.
Yeap South Korea is very Internet Friendly so am not surprised they cottoned on to the Bitcoin Idea plus Indians are also very Tech Savvy so it is about time we had new players. If BTC Trading was dominated only by Europeans and the Chinese then it would be like an open market war..We need some balance as to where all this coin is going to.
Agreed. South Korea could be a huge market depending on regulation. Not so sure about India though.
Japan is very quiet?!?
Japan was one of the first. MtGox is there.
Yes , but apart from MtGox being there and Satoshi Nakamoto having a Japanese name , not much happening in Japan , or at least no news about it.
I see a couple of people in Korea talking about it. I'm sure this was going on a couple of years ago.
Yeap South Korea is very Internet Friendly so am not surprised they cottoned on to the Bitcoin Idea plus Indians are also very Tech Savvy so it is about time we had new players. If BTC Trading was dominated only by Europeans and the Chinese then it would be like an open market war..We need some balance as to where all this coin is going to.
Agreed. South Korea could be a huge market depending on regulation. Not so sure about India though.
Japan is very quiet?!?
Japan was one of the first. MtGox is there.
Yeap South Korea is very Internet Friendly so am not surprised they cottoned on to the Bitcoin Idea plus Indians are also very Tech Savvy so it is about time we had new players. If BTC Trading was dominated only by Europeans and the Chinese then it would be like an open market war..We need some balance as to where all this coin is going to.
Agreed. South Korea could be a huge market depending on regulation. Not so sure about India though.
Japan is very quiet?!?
GangnamCoin anyone? Might be a serious contender to knock Doge off it's pedestal 
South Korea followed Chinese... No bitcoin in Asia
Still i 'll wait from an official announcement from psy 
Annnnd the indian video is blocked in the US.
VPN anyone?
Annnnd the indian video is blocked in the US.
Yeap South Korea is very Internet Friendly so am not surprised they cottoned on to the Bitcoin Idea plus Indians are also very Tech Savvy so it is about time we had new players. If BTC Trading was dominated only by Europeans and the Chinese then it would be like an open market war..We need some balance as to where all this coin is going to.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p1ZzA7ADpTE
it seems they are advertising it in a way that is teaching people what it is and how to use it.
so thats another country that will be obtaining bitcoin in large volumes
Edit:
to add to this India is going bitcoin too:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BM10sKEJRho
it seems they are advertising it in a way that is teaching people what it is and how to use it.
so thats another country that will be obtaining bitcoin in large volumes
Edit:
to add to this India is going bitcoin too:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BM10sKEJRho
Well i can use any news that look remotely good right now because things look way to bad
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