Most crypto friendly countries in Europe - page 10.

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Quote from: AmericanBit on April 05, 2018, 05:41:32 AM

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Quote from: Barabulya on April 05, 2018, 03:03:17 AM

You should not rush with such assertions. Since any country, at any time, can change its attitude to crypto currencies.

They can but I don't think a country is very likely to go 180 on their crypto views. Sure, China has flip flopped a lot in the past but my point is, I don't think a government will go from encouraging crypto startups and providing incentives to banning them or something like that.

Yes totally agree, I think state is assessing its potential and when it has some kind of politics it is more or less constant.

But on the other hand, as some people have said, it just doesn't make sense to not want to be involved in the crypto scene altogether by some governments.

There is potential and profit to be made in there, but they don't seem to want to get invovled.

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It is interesting, that the three countries of Eastern Europe (Estonia, Slovenia and Georgia) appeared in the ranking. Two of them are former Soviet republics. I think these countries have excellent chances to attract blockchain enthusiasts and raise the economy of their country. I think other countries will follow their example.

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Quote from: Bitforking on April 05, 2018, 12:08:21 PM

I think the future is in UK after the Brexit. UK would love to make itself a centre of crypto to extend its already very strong finance section in its economy.

I think you are absolutely right. UK is very open minded when talking about money. They will do anything to invite more capital. And after Brexit they will be even more open minded.

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I like Switzerland, Estonia and Malta. I live in Turkey and no restrictions in Turkey. I feel most safe in Estonia to myself

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Really interesting list, i didnt expect that. In europe generally , they have good look view to crytp world.

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interesting list, definitely wasn't expecting georgia but it was very informative anyway.

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Quote from: Bitforking on April 05, 2018, 12:08:21 PM

I think the future is in UK after the Brexit. UK would love to make itself a centre of crypto to extend its already very strong finance section in its economy.

That's a good point. I think the crypto industry is really popular in the UK as well so I wouldn't be surprised to see new startups and successful companies from there.

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I think the future is in UK after the Brexit. UK would love to make itself a centre of crypto to extend its already very strong finance section in its economy.

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Quote from: pihipawal on April 05, 2018, 09:02:31 AM

It's a good thing. I think Europe is going to be ahead of cryptos, and Europe will be the place to use the first cash instead of cash in the world.

Interesting. I think it will be sweden but the race to adopt crypto hopefully will get more countries involved.

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Quote from: X-ray on April 05, 2018, 09:01:55 AM

Quote from: giogio0504 on April 04, 2018, 07:34:40 AM

I found this article, and I am just curios do you agree with the author? Are these countries most crypto friendly in Europe?

https://icoguide.com/en/blog/5-most-crypto-friendly-countries-in-europe

Some of them are Canadians countries. Not sure about Georgia and slovenia but there is a lot of projects are running in the switzerland right now.
France can be considered as crypto friendly country too if you can try to complete all of requirements from the regulators to be registered by an official institution. I do not agree with what has been writing by the author.

What do you mean Canadian countries? I'm not sure I understand.

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Quote from: giogio0504 on April 04, 2018, 07:34:40 AM

I found this article, and I am just curios do you agree with the author? Are these countries most crypto friendly in Europe?

https://icoguide.com/en/blog/5-most-crypto-friendly-countries-in-europe

Honestly, I don't understand why other countries like China and Russia don't want to be friends with cryptocurrency. As if it is going to have any bad effects on the countries economy. If you guys know there will be a negative effect on the country, please inform me.

Yeah it's really strange since some countries are super invested in it because obviously they want to make a profit from it (taxes, etc). And some countries are already doing that through regulations and so on, but meanwhile, some don't even try. It's like they don't want the free money they'd get. Grin

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I know that Germany and Portugal and Italy have been very open about bitcoin, and recently, Britain has begun to welcome bitcoin. In European countries, I have to pay special attention to Russia. Last year, the Russian government had also rejected bitcoin, but this year was quite different from last year. They even planned to specify the regulation of ICO. If so, Russia is planning to legalize the digital currency.

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It's a good thing. I think Europe is going to be ahead of cryptos, and Europe will be the place to use the first cash instead of cash in the world.

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Quote from: giogio0504 on April 04, 2018, 07:34:40 AM

I found this article, and I am just curios do you agree with the author? Are these countries most crypto friendly in Europe?

https://icoguide.com/en/blog/5-most-crypto-friendly-countries-in-europe

Some of them are Canadians countries. Not sure about Georgia and slovenia but there is a lot of projects are running in the switzerland right now.
France can be considered as crypto friendly country too if you can try to complete all of requirements from the regulators to be registered by an official institution. I do not agree with what has been writing by the author.

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Quote from: giogio0504 on April 04, 2018, 07:34:40 AM

I found this article, and I am just curios do you agree with the author? Are these countries most crypto friendly in Europe?

https://icoguide.com/en/blog/5-most-crypto-friendly-countries-in-europe

Honestly, I don't understand why other countries like China and Russia don't want to be friends with cryptocurrency. As if it is going to have any bad effects on the countries economy. If you guys know there will be a negative effect on the country, please inform me.

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crypto currencies will be legalized and recognized by all world governments in the future. It just needs more time.

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Estonia is really very tech-friendly country. I hope to see the same in Finland. This country is leading in game development, so they have fantastic programmers and tech specialists. Also, don't forget about Belarus. They are only geographically in Europe, but it is important to know that they legalized crypto ( https://news.bitcoin.com/belarus-legalizes-cryptocurrencies-icos-tax-free/ ). I hope this law will make a sense

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Quote from: giogio0504 on April 04, 2018, 07:34:40 AM

I found this article, and I am just curios do you agree with the author? Are these countries most crypto friendly in Europe?

https://icoguide.com/en/blog/5-most-crypto-friendly-countries-in-europe

Very good article. However, Georgia is not in EU and it's harder to live there. It's much easier to choose another EU destination if you don't want to fill 5 tons of paper.

Do you know what is the Capital Gain tax for cryptos in Slovenia, if any?

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Quote from: LancelotRay on April 05, 2018, 05:01:34 AM

Quote from: Barabulya on April 05, 2018, 03:03:17 AM

You should not rush with such assertions. Since any country, at any time, can change its attitude to crypto currencies.

They can but I don't think a country is very likely to go 180 on their crypto views. Sure, China has flip flopped a lot in the past but my point is, I don't think a government will go from encouraging crypto startups and providing incentives to banning them or something like that.

Yes totally agree, I think state is assessing its potential and when it has some kind of politics it is more or less constant.

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Quote from: Barabulya on April 05, 2018, 03:03:17 AM

You should not rush with such assertions. Since any country, at any time, can change its attitude to crypto currencies.

They can but I don't think a country is very likely to go 180 on their crypto views. Sure, China has flip flopped a lot in the past but my point is, I don't think a government will go from encouraging crypto startups and providing incentives to banning them or something like that.

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Quote from: AiwonOleh on April 05, 2018, 03:21:41 AM

Well, this is not an indicator when a particular country approves of this market, as in the case of some countries, we can see that at first they approve and then ban the market and this phenomenon is spreading

Yes but we are speaking about this current situation, of course all this might change. There are a lot of factors which can influence the situation, on is the change of government for example.

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