Topic: Your Country and Cryptos - page 14. (Read 5327 times)
In my country, people are still quite skeptical about cryptocurrency, but the situation is already changing a bit as cryptocurrency is being regulated in other countries
This is a paradox - cryptocurrencies were created in opposition to banks and other financial structures, but now we depend on the permission of the SEC. And some experiments take place in small countries, such as Malta. Large countries are not very willing to pass laws on cryptocurrencies.
As far as I know, in Ukraine, even many politicians use cryptocurrency, and quite officially. There were already several ICO, which took place in Ukraine. There are cases of official purchase of real estate for cryptocurrency. Although in this regard, the development of the country is happy.
In fact, it seems to me that the situation with cryptocurrencies is approximately the same in all countries. I mean the financial side, not the way people feel about it.
There is not much buzz when it comes to Bitcoin and Cryptos in our country though there are already apps dedicated to BTC and ETC and other coins which is being used by lots of people. Our central bank already released a statement that people needs to be cautious when it comes to investing in Cryptos. So I guess the stance here is a bit defensive.
In my country, at the moment, crypto-currencies are outlawed and I look with envy at countries where they give green light for crypto-currency. I am sure that the time will pass and the legislation of all countries will have a common approach to crypto-currencies.
I'm curious, how big are cryptos in your country? Are they still collectively referred to as bitcoin, or do news reports and local media actually dive into their merit and the difference between coins, projects, companies etc. I'm from Canada and most of the current news is wavering between reports of malware installing mining agents and the Canadian Security Exchange cracking down on ICO sales.
well cryptocurrencies are not enough known in my country. there are a few local exchanges but you can not exchange altcoins there. government also have been trying to add some strict regulations against trading cryptocurrencies, but i am not sure how they will be able to do it.
After starting cautioning that BTC is hazardous at a young hour in the days, my nation has remained quiet in the previous couple of months, I think despite everything they aren't sure what to do with BTC
In Czech Republic the Prime Minister said: „I don't know what it is, but I don't like it.“ 
Funny. But it's allowed in our country, we can trade like we want to, only taxes we have to pay directly.
Funny. But it's allowed in our country, we can trade like we want to, only taxes we have to pay directly.
Judging by the general news background from the media, then you need to say that all the crypto currency is summarized in the form of bitcoin. Only people who study it distinguish crypto-currencies.
For the moment, the country is seeing illegal crypto currencies. to me it is wrong because the crypto constantly develops itself and uses more area. the governments that accept it will earn more money from this work. in a short time this situation will become legal.
I think in my country still prohibits any payment using cryptocurrency, so if crypto based ICO company or project can still and usually in certain area if there are many overseas people go there. ranging from the crypto industry through the hotel with the income offered through token payment or free in the stay all began to open and the means of exchange and investment began in the community.
In many countries there are prospects for the development of crypto-currencies. We need something in common, like legislation on the regulation of stock exchanges. This would allow us to contain the appetites of large speculators and help to bring the market back to green.
In my country, attention to the crypto currency has eased a bit, but still, even now, I see references to the crypto currency in many news channels. It seems to me now a temporary calm, before something very large-scale.
My nation is constantly kept mystery exchanging. The legislature in my nation denies bitcoin and we don't exchange or arrange a gathering for open dialog. That truly is a burden for us. I need to peruse the news about crypto in remote daily papers and it is hard to get precise data in the daily paper.
My country has a lot of people talking about investing in encrypted money markets, but most people don't know anything about cryptocurrency markets, and they just think they can make a profit.
I'm curious, how big are cryptos in your country? Are they still collectively referred to as bitcoin, or do news reports and local media actually dive into their merit and the difference between coins, projects, companies etc. I'm from Canada and most of the current news is wavering between reports of malware installing mining agents and the Canadian Security Exchange cracking down on ICO sales.
It is good in my country because they not do anything that bitcoin would be bad to all people. Our bank does not promote the use of bitcoin but they not against on it. They always warn people about this because of the fast changes of the price. I saw some news regarding bitcoin but it is balance because there are news show how bitcoin works and there are some news that are related to scam using bitcoins name.
I think that in my country the crypt will never get accustomed to because basically people do not have money at all to risk and invest them in the crypt
In my country crypto and bitcoin both are totally banned. I wish it will be legalize in coming years. According to me, crypto will be whole world currency after some years. Because blockchain technology is very strong and project technologies are very vast. One day, every country accept cryto.
My country has an issue with this cryptocurrency they reject it although it is not ban at all. We can still exchange the dollar in our own peso value but there is still a risk if we withdraw it. Hoping in the future it will be legalize.
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