Cryptocurrency certainly doesn't depend on geo-location. Its versatility is one reason why we must promote it.
Secondly, those who don't support it now, will somehow fall for it later. The potential is huge and promising.
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Some governments are starting to embrace blockchain and cryptocurrencies and others are literally closing the doors to this technology. Do you think governments will continue to fight back against cryptocurrencies and decentralization?
I think some the government will not kill cryptocurrencies because they like it and they starting to embrace the blockchain. So i think the some of the government will support crypto and will not kill it.
I think, It's impossible to kill cryptocurrency. In fact, you can kill a cryptocurrency only if you destroy the Internet. And in order to destroy the Internet, it is necessary that all countries want it, and this is simply impossible
I see that every goverment which can not control anything will ban it. So does crypto currency and ICO
From my point of view, the government is trying to ban bitcoin all the world but they must know that it is impossible because bitcoin is gradually accepted in some countries. Even if the government can ban bitcoin, they still can not kill it. It is true that bitcoin will never die and will always survive in crypto world. To me, the government only can limit the action of bitcoin but not kill them.
In the end, the governments of many countries will release their cryptocurrencies. But unlike most cryptocurrencies currently in existence, government coins/tokens will be fully centralized.
I believe that cryptocurrency will become legal in all countries. Most countries have already adopted cryptocurrency. I believe that the government will support cryptocurrency.
goverment will not kill cryptocurrencies as in each and every country crypto gives a platform of work to unemployed peoples government may implement some fees or taxes on it but they can't kill it totally.
I do not think that in the near future, governments will kill cryptotermines, since in some countries krypton is already popular in governments, and the rest will simply see this success and will begin to trust cryptotermines.
the state will not be able to kill the cryptocurrency, but it will be able in every way to prevent the smooth development of the market, by their bans they make the market unstable
Of course , States do not need to kill cryptocurrency, because they use the advantages of cryptocurrencies in the traditional financial sector.And while the state will not see clear benefits of cryptocurrency for themselves - they will prepyatstvii its development.
the state will not be able to kill the cryptocurrency, but it will be able in every way to prevent the smooth development of the market, by their bans they make the market unstable
I think that until now there is no way to "kill" cryptos, you can ban their use, or prohibit trading in exchanges, but they are going to always find a way to surpass that ban, or you think China stopped trading with cryptos for the ban? on the contrary, that makes it more attractive.
I counted him that the cryptocurrency will be recognized worldwide. If you recall the last G20 Summit, the cryptocurrency there was discussed positively, and this would entail really good prospects for the cryptocurrency market.We need to look after a more serious cryptocurrency regulatory discussion and most of them are in an economic forum anyway.
I think that until now there is no way to "kill" cryptos, you can ban their use, or prohibit trading in exchanges, but they are going to always find a way to surpass that ban, or you think China stopped trading with cryptos for the ban? on the contrary, that makes it more attractive.
I counted him that the cryptocurrency will be recognized worldwide. If you recall the last G20 Summit, the cryptocurrency there was discussed positively, and this would entail really good prospects for the cryptocurrency market.
I think that until now there is no way to "kill" cryptos, you can ban their use, or prohibit trading in exchanges, but they are going to always find a way to surpass that ban, or you think China stopped trading with cryptos for the ban? on the contrary, that makes it more attractive.
Some governments are starting to embrace blockchain and cryptocurrencies and others are literally closing the doors to this technology. Do you think governments will continue to fight back against cryptocurrencies and decentralization?
actually it's totally impossible to stop cryptocurrency by government. 
I think that for some period of time we will observe how some governments are struggling with cryptocurrencies, but in the end they will still accept them, since most countries have already adopted cryptocurrencies.
For the governments of different countries doing this, these are ones that wants cogent growth for their respective States. However, for the one closing doors, they actually have to repent soon cos believe with the way things are going, for any country bto enter some depth of development, crypto will be an integral part needed.
I think the government prefers to regulate crypto rather than having to kill it, crypto is a technology and the possibility that the government is more interested in applying taxes to state profits.
How do you think the state will do it? I see only one option, the states will release their own cryptocurrency, which will be regulated, as the Winklevoss brothers did, and they will strangle the rest.
Regulation kills even outside cryptocurrency. Everything the government regulates so much dies off eventually. Let's hope the same don't happen to crypto. Hopefully
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