Large number of North Koreans are working outside their nation.
Hom much goes to Sud Korea this year?
A greatest expert is Sergei Lankov
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Hom much goes to Sud Korea this year?
A greatest expert is Sergei Lankov
https://slon.ru/authors/4410 (In Russian)
http://tttkkk.livejournal.com/ (In Russian)
Large number of North Koreans are working outside their nation. Russia is home to somewhere between 20,000 and 30,000 of them (mostly in the Siberian timber industry), and the Russian government want to increase the numbers. Tens of thousands more work in countries such as Malaysia, Qatar (~3,000), China (~8,000), Africa.etc.
North Korea is such strange country. Everyone blames them being dictatorship, knowing nothing about outside world... while these blamers don't know a single thing about north korea. (me including)
I hope one day I will visit and tip some Bitcoin aswell.
I hope one day I will visit and tip some Bitcoin aswell.
Hmm.. it is true that there is a lot of propaganda made against North Korea and Kim Jong Un. The movie made by Seth Rogen is an example. But that aside, no one can deny the fact that the North Korean dictatorship is one of the most brutal regimes in the world right now. Hundreds of thousands of people are currently imprisoned in labor camps, where the conditions are hellish.
North Korea is such strange country. Everyone blames them being dictatorship, knowing nothing about outside world... while these blamers don't know a single thing about north korea. (me including)
I hope one day I will visit and tip some Bitcoin aswell.
I hope one day I will visit and tip some Bitcoin aswell.
North Korea will probably try to crack down on bitcoin users eventually. He has a lot of balls for going there.
Only around a thousand or so individuals have access to internet in North Korea. And most of these individuals are family members of Kim Jong Un or the other high ranking government or military officials. As long as the Bitcoin usage remains limited to this sector, the North Koreans are not going to do anything about it.
North Korea will probably try to crack down on bitcoin users eventually. He has a lot of balls for going there.
Only around a thousand or so individuals have access to internet in North Korea. And most of these individuals are family members of Kim Jong Un or the other high ranking government or military officials. As long as the Bitcoin usage remains limited to this sector, the North Koreans are not going to do anything about it.
How will bitcoin get to North Korea?
No exports, tourists, etc.
They are better off just using the local currency.
No exports, tourists, etc.
They are better off just using the local currency.
North Korea will probably try to crack down on bitcoin users eventually. He has a lot of balls for going there.
Yes, North Korea is closest country in the world, with a lot security, dictator in power, people without real freedom etc.
This guy is really crazy
North Korea will probably try to crack down on bitcoin users eventually. He has a lot of balls for going there.
Idk but this reminds me of the "fat kid" and the store behind him from The Interview directed by Seth Rogen.
I think that's a great film and I also think that the North Korea is the Kingdom of Lie like the Soviet Union was.
I think that's a great film and I also think that the North Korea is the Kingdom of Lie like the Soviet Union was.
I just read this on reddit. This guy is awesome. He probably tipped them the money of their lifetime. Also this is why bitcoin is so great, you can use it anywhere.
Use Bitcoin in Pyongyang in a bar and two restaurants
https://coinmap.org/#/map/39.00884678/125.73633671/14
Who have some pictures from those 3 places?
#DPRK #North Korea #Bitcoin #2015 #bar #restaurant #Pyongyang
https://coinmap.org/#/map/39.00884678/125.73633671/14
Who have some pictures from those 3 places?
#DPRK #North Korea #Bitcoin #2015 #bar #restaurant #Pyongyang
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