Topic: Your Country and Cryptos - page 17. (Read 5329 times)

Crypto in my country is growing day by day and people are aware of it but not all are doing crypro especially those who were in provinces and only have a limited access on internet. And also thw government is supporting it so there is no problem in our country. Also ypu can hear it in media that are in news .

Yes,In my country its own crypto already popular enough and it becomes a conversation. but for transactions using crypto has still not be done due to government policies and consideration of the Government.so crypto is the best policy in my country.

This year 2018 turns into a truly substantial period for digital currency in my nation Indonesia. the legislature quickly disallowed it, however crisp breezes accompany the sanctioning of a prompt control to direct the flow of bitcoin and altcoin

In my country, I think the level of awareness is very low and I think it would take half a decade for the government to take into consideration of the legalization of Bitcoin. Poverty and crime rate is high that is why I think the Government is still have lots of things to prioritize. There are times that our National News Channels came to report Bitcoin as associated with Ponzi Schemes(Scam) and even warned the public not to get involved. That is why, I think it would take time to really educate my countrymen of what cryptocurrency is all about.

My country is neutral to crypto,
It does not prohibit crypto but does not authorize the crypto currency as a means of payment because it is so against the legislation

in my country crypto is still a debate because At the moment our country has not legalized it, but it will certainly regulate it in the future. the current digital currency is already global and can be bought wherever it is.ven if many countries have restrictions on it, it cannot be completely banned.

If in my country always kept secret.Because in my country still prohibit Bitcoin and I do not trade or organize groups for public discussion. That is really a loss for me. Unfortunately I am still in a country that is still in a forbidden territory against cryptocurrancy.

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 the Philippines is not against the use of crypto currency, but crypto here is not totally legal and some people are still believing that they should not trust crypto because what it brings to us can harm our financial freedom, its the opposite of what crypto really can bring to us investors.

if our country is either an altcoin and a bitcoin.

Bank Indonesia declares that bitcoin is not a valid currency or payment instrument in Indonesia under Act No. 7 of 2011 concerning Currency. In addition, Bank Indonesia also prohibits the Provider of Payment System Services to conduct payment transaction processing using virtual currency (including bitcoin).

In the Elucidation of Article 34 letter a of Bank Indonesia Regulation Number 18/40 / PBI / 2016 Year 2016 concerning the Implementation of Payment Transaction Processing ("Regulation 18/2016"), it is explained that the meaning of the currency is digital money issued by parties other than the monetary authority obtained by way of mining, purchase, or transfer of rewards such as Bitcoin, BlackCoin, Dash, Dogecoin, Litecoin, Namecoin, Nxt, Peercoin, Primecoin, Ripple and Ven. Not included in the definition of virtual currency is electronic money.

I hope RBI understands that "Investor's protect" system should be put rules and regulations, a carpet ban wont do any good to the system as crypto market is affecting the GDP right now.

In my country there are very enthusiastic investors for crypto money. Crypto dollars are valued in dollars. One dollar in my country = 4.84 Turkish lira. This is causing your money to multiply.

In my country, it's quite dangerous to do this, if you are small enough, the monthly income does not exceed 1000-3000 dollars, then no one will touch you, and if you have a big profit, or you are mincing and you already have enough farms, then you can easily be stolen by everyone, and this is all at the state level

Well i am from Pakistan and cryptos are not welcomed here. The government never knew about cryptos till December 2017 when the Bitcoin made some massive rally and was all over the news in international media. At that time the govt realized that there is a system and soon they without studying it, banned it.

In my country Nigeria, the situation is quite pathetic the crypto awareness is very low when compared to countries like Russia, Japan and china. However my country citizens can differentiate between bitcoin and altcoins,understand ICOs and crypto mining though there are no mining farms.

My country's government I think is less concerned about cruptocurrency, they say that cryptocurrency has a high risk of losing money and ballooning assets. I think there should be a law that is responsible for the law for the new ico ico. such as laws that mediate ico laws. to avoid some ico-shrouded scam programs.

Well in my country cryptocurrency is starting to legalized and support by the government, right now I pay my utility bills using my cryptocurrency wallet which really good because this allowed this kind of payment method in our country. Unfortunately, which is based on the recent news in my country, the government will be starting to control the cryptocurrency transactions and charge tax on it, which I still do not know what will be the effect soon.

Things are looking bad for crypto currencies in India. RBI, that is the federal bank in India, issued a circular asking banks and other financial institutions to stop doing business or providing financial services to those dealing in crypto currencies. In a statement on April 5, the RBI had said virtual currencies, also referred to as crypto currencies and crypto assets, raise concerns of consumer protection, market integrity and money laundering, among others.

The move came after it was observed that the several companies had started dealing in over thousands of digital currencies which, the government and the RBI claim, had no intrinsic value - therefore leaving the investors at risk. The RBI's move was an attempt to ring-fence regulated entities from the risks associated with crypto currencies.  Since December 2013, the RBI had issued four warnings against bitcoin and other crypto-currencies.

The Supreme Court is scheduled to hear the petition against the RBI circular on July 20 but had agreed for an early hearing on a separate petition filed by Internet and Mobile Association of India (IAMAI), which considers the crypto currency exchanges as its members.

Besides, the Central government is already in process of formulating a law to regulate digital currency business in India. So all in all, it is looking very grim for now.

In my country crypto is already known by individuals here and they talk a lot on it by having conversation for the status in the market , officials are not having issues because they believe it also lead us to fulfillment for individuals.

In my country there is absolutely no settlement of the issue with the crypto currency, and officials are very good at this