Topic: So, Ukraine is the Latest Bitcoin Friendly Country? (Read 519 times)
It looks like good news, but Ukraine government thinking only about them self. They are using bitcoin and crypto on bad side of it-laundering, avoid taxes, corruption. Will see what will happens in future)
Actually for me the friendly country in bitcoin is the USA
because they are the strongest country who believe that bitcoin is not a scammed or fraud and will help you to become successful in future.
because they are the strongest country who believe that bitcoin is not a scammed or fraud and will help you to become successful in future.
Ukrainians use bitcoin to buy and sell online and ithiss s a country that seems most friendly with bitcoin
Slowly but surely we're heading there... crypto is taking over... everyday there is more projects and more voice of crypto around the globe. Good news anyway!
another country that endorse the use of Bitcoin is a pretty good news.
I hope many others will follow Ukraine.
I hope many others will follow Ukraine.
good news for all bitcoin drachers and users .. hopefully this can be followed by other countries as well ..
for the time being, it's best that they demonstrate positive enthusiasm towards crypto and its creating state, welcoming financial specialists that Ukraine is an agreeable place to setup their organizations at. All things considered, if governments would begin being sure towards crypto, it's a win-win circumstance since it will make employments and produce more assessments while helping the crypto economy flourish and develop. Without a doubt there will be crypto assesses in Ukraine since it's capital additions and enormous cash that we're talking in here.
Ukraine is a progressive country so I'm glad that they saw the true potential of blockchain. Despite all the other countries showing it's hate on crypto and ban, we still have allies out there like Ukraine that could help change their minds or to check and study it again.
Ukrainians mostly use bitcoin and invest in it and now number of people are using digital currency for online purchasing therefore, the government announced it's plan to nationalize the country's bitcoin-friendly bank.
That's great news, congratulations to all bitcoiners there, cause your country are open minded in this kind of investment, I wish that all country are open minded in cryptocurrency .Yes, it is great and let's all hope it's true. Their authorities even said they were considering launching their own crypto
But I would expect that they will be imposing taxes on every earning you have there. It is good that the country will start to legalize bitcoin but I hope if ever they will put tax on it just make it small.
I think that this is good for us, this kind of news are always opening new doors from other countries to new people that has never invested on bitcoin before. This is good guys, i am more than proud of what is behind done behind the curtains
Ukrainians mostly use bitcoin and invest in it and now number of people are using digital currency for online purchasing therefore, the government announced it's plan to nationalize the country's bitcoin-friendly bank.
That's great news, congratulations to all bitcoiners there, cause your country are open minded in this kind of investment, I wish that all country are open minded in cryptocurrency .
wonderful. i think the perception and mindset of people regarding bitcoin is changing with time because initially most of us thought that bitcoin would never be accepted by any country but currently there are news surrounding so many countries like Kenya, Uzbekistan, Philippines who are all introducing cryptocurrencies into their system. This would all help promote bitcoin so that it can finally be legalized globally as an accepted mode of payment for transaction.
The cryptocurrency market in Ukraine is not regulated by law, and this gives the crypto-enthusiasts vast space for maneuver.
But the government is trying to get the mining business out of the shadows and also get the money from the mining.
But the government is trying to get the mining business out of the shadows and also get the money from the mining.
I heard Ukraine is going to legalize the Bitcoin. The government in Kiev has taken concrete steps to legalize cryptocurrency mining. Ukraine’s Minister of Economy has ordered several ministries, agencies, and the National Bank to prepare the documents necessary to include mining in the state register of economic activities.This is a pleasure, Thanks Ukraine government. Welcome bitcoin friendly country list .
Source: https://news.bitcoin.com/ukraine-to-legalize-crypto-mining-as-economic-activity/
I believe gradually, most countries will come to accept bitcoin as an alternative currency, some countries are just yet to come to terms with the whole idea. But sure there are prospects for bitcoin Source: https://news.bitcoin.com/ukraine-to-legalize-crypto-mining-as-economic-activity/
That's a good thing, if the government takes good measures to manage the market participants, then I think the country will grow rapidly in the future, I'm happy for that.
This is a big step for Ukraine definitely. Bitcoin has a lot of advantages which everyone should enjoy. People from that country will definitely be ahead when it comes to payment system in the future for sure.
The current state of Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies in Ukraine is not that different from many other countries - so parliament members want to legalize it, each with different proposed regulations, some officials would want to ban or restrict it, National Bank doesn't want to recognize it as a currency, and in the end nothing changes, because majority of the government doesn't really care about it, it's not massively adopted to the point it would be making any difference, so the parliament just ignores all the Bitcoin bills. Try to pay less attention to news like these, they mean very little in the long run, only pay attention to when some laws regarding crypto get successfully passed.
Ukraine has a population of about 44,009,214 people, so it will not make a significant impact. 
{ Compared to countries
with a much bigger population, like China with a population of 1,415,045,928 people. } The problem with the Ukraine is the
Internet, because a few years ago, only 30,3% of the population had Internet access. The average income per person is +/-
$200. Salaries in Kiev are still the highest in the country: $655/month in 2013.
{ Compared to countries with a much bigger population, like China with a population of 1,415,045,928 people. } The problem with the Ukraine is the
Internet, because a few years ago, only 30,3% of the population had Internet access. The average income per person is +/-
$200. Salaries in Kiev are still the highest in the country: $655/month in 2013.
Ukraine has a population of around 28-30 million of people as of now
even the govermental statistics institutions admit they need to have an urgent count
due to the inept goverments and policies more than 20 mil of people have either fled the country or died since the declaration of Independance in 1991
internet in Ukraine is not a problem,it is very good,actually and extremely cheap
100 mb line unlimited costs 8$ a month,including free IPTV with more than 180 channels
and the average salaries in Kiev are not even 500$ now,since the coup-d'etat in 2014 and the civil war in Donbass region
There was no coup d'état and civil war! Don't be engaged in propaganda here! This forum isn't for this!
Ukraine has a population of about 44,009,214 people, so it will not make a significant impact. { Compared to countries
with a much bigger population, like China with a population of 1,415,045,928 people. } The problem with the Ukraine is the
Internet, because a few years ago, only 30,3% of the population had Internet access. The average income per person is +/-
$200. Salaries in Kiev are still the highest in the country: $655/month in 2013.
{ Compared to countries with a much bigger population, like China with a population of 1,415,045,928 people. } The problem with the Ukraine is the
Internet, because a few years ago, only 30,3% of the population had Internet access. The average income per person is +/-
$200. Salaries in Kiev are still the highest in the country: $655/month in 2013.
Ukraine has a population of around 28-30 million of people as of now
even the govermental statistics institutions admit they need to have an urgent count
due to the inept goverments and policies more than 20 mil of people have either fled the country or died since the declaration of Independance in 1991
internet in Ukraine is not a problem,it is very good,actually and extremely cheap
100 mb line unlimited costs 8$ a month,including free IPTV with more than 180 channels
and the average salaries in Kiev are not even 500$ now,since the coup-d'etat in 2014 and the civil war in Donbass region
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