as of now the number of users using bitcoin are almost 10-15% stimated only, here in Phillipnes are more afraid of online investiment because of the news that always bias about the word of crypto currency, there is a good news but most of them are negative feedback in the television news,. i am happy that even the negative side of this investment i am always positive that i can gain more profit as long as you know how to earn coins via online and gain profit from it and know how you lose profit. just need to learn all the basic factors that affects your profit and move on and stay positive what ever happened
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In our country, many people are interested in cryptocurrency. At present, ICO is prohibited in our country, but bitcoin is still very popular. Passwords are booming and many people want to profit from them.
arguably in my country is a seasonal fan. Crypto fans are increasing drastically by the end of 2017 when prices rise to the moon. then when prices dropped dramatically in 2018, fans also fell. but not for people who have been into crypto for a long time. practically 10%. plus a government that does not authorize crypto, but doesn't limit it.
Many countries have not yet decided what to do with cryptocurrency to admit it or limit,some of them already accept payments using it,maybe in the future it will be accepted in many countries.
Agree. In my country, cryptos aren't that known to all. Others think that this is just a scam and its not true when the other people getting rich because of it. At the same time, there are no news about it. I only gain knowledge about cryptos here in the BCT.
My country views bitcoin as a monetary surrogate, which does not have a real value. Hence the impossibility of using bitcoin by individuals and legal entities on the territory of the country as a means of payment. This is the official position, and so in the cities there are machines for the exchange of bitcoins, all private transactions, if you want, can be done in any cryptocurrency.
the government has not yet decided how to treat crypto-currencies. Today they say that bitcoin is a bubble and it is about to burst, and tomorrow they say that it is necessary to create a national crypto currency.
Our government here knows what bitcoin is and how it grows and how it goes down , basically bitcoin is just like stock market, it is a form of a high risk investment, why? bitcoin can double itself in no time but it can also reduce itself in no time , so bitcoin is a high risk investment. Other country banned bitcoin because of its potential to bad and those country does not have a power to secure bitcoin from illegal activities . but here in our country that know how to facilitate well , so bitcoin is a choice here in our country.
the government has not yet decided how to treat crypto-currencies. Today they say that bitcoin is a bubble and it is about to burst, and tomorrow they say that it is necessary to create a national crypto currency.
Rumor has it that in our country until the end of the year will open the exchanger. Regulated by the state. The main stable coin will be the cryptoruble. There will be complete passage of full verification,KYC/AML. Let's see what will come of this and the main question is who will use it
I think that the whole crypto world is still in the egg by us. But there are much more meet ups regarding blockchain, bitcoin, altcoins etc..
Luckily, it is not banned by us and I hope that it won't
Luckily, it is not banned by us and I hope that it won't
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.
I'm from the Philippines and all I hear in the news is people are always using the name of Bitcoin for scam and Ponzi scheme these people are taking advantage of it because of its popularity, every month there are companies being shut down and people getting arrested because of scamming people who don't have knowledge in bitcoin and crypto, its very sad because of these greedy people bitcoin and cryptocurrency is becoming bad to the eyes of the people
Crypto is our country is acceptible, government does not banning and talking to close down crypto. Well yes it showed sometime in news but not to pursuade other. News about scamming with btc and people who dont really know btc have think bitcoin itself is scam. So they afraid about btc investment. Media not telling btc is just a thing manage by people and no one group hold the btc. It is decentralized money and nothing to worry
I think that today many countries are subject to the implementation of crypto-currencies in the real world, no matter how they want it, they will still have to make this decision and sooner or later the decision will still be positive, this is just my opinion.
everything in our country is very bad. the government, unfortunately, has not yet recognized the cryptocurrency allowed officially. therefore, many people who are engaged in cryptocurrencies can not openly trade.
In my country it seems like nobody are interested in cryptocurrencies, because everybody think that it a West trend, and it has nothing to do with us, this is simply stupid in my opinion.
In my country government is not paying much attention about crypto. even just 0.1% of population know about crypto currency and mostly famous among young people.
In my country with the cryptocurrency everything is bad. The government decided to take taxation of this, but they did not develop a normative base in relation to the crypt at all.
until now my country still ban cryptocurrency as payment method.
all company that accept bitcoin as payment will be get punish.
but for trading its not regulated yet.so we still can cash out crypto to fiat so easy.i hope they not change their mine in the future.
all company that accept bitcoin as payment will be get punish.
but for trading its not regulated yet.so we still can cash out crypto to fiat so easy.i hope they not change their mine in the future.
In my country, the attitude to crypto-currencies has not yet been fully determined at the legislative level.
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.
Oh, I have so many friends which are involved in the cryptocurrencies, I know some traders, holders, investors, bounty hunters, ICO research guys, advisors, lol. Every third here are into it.
In my country Bitcoin are prohibited but none of legal regulations has been announced. But there are so many investors and trader in my country, even there is a lot of exchanges.
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