Thanks to the opening of the office and the bank account in Malta, crypto-exchange Binion plans to start trading for Fiat and the first currency, which promises to add even before the end of 2018 will be the euro.
It was also announced the addition of other fiat currencies, but there are no details yet.
In general, how quickly Binance became the stock exchange number 1, of course it's impressive.
BNB tokens also reached historic highs.
By the way, I can not help wondering how it is convenient for business to attract money using crypto currency. They released tokens, no obligations to investors, no profit, just develop a business, and people will happily buy tokens in the hope of further price growth. And if something went wrong, and the price will collapse, again - no problems, obligations and reports. I do not think that this situation will last forever, but, for now, the issuers of the stock market bite their elbows with envy.
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In my country, the Crypto currency is just beginning to be popular right now, but my country does not accept the presence of Bitcoin, as far as I know, ICO is being set up to set up terminals for exchange and purchase of crypto currency, as well as many politicians who redeem in large volumes of currency Crypto And this is already a small step to use more crypto-currency for the future.
Everyone in my country only knows Bitcoin's name.They saw Bitcoin's name is in the news. Everyone is afraid to enter the crypto market because not know anything
In I can say that I was lucky, because there are no limits to crypto currency! I can trade on the exchange, invest in ICO projects and this happens without income tax! In my opinion this is a great time to make money!
I'm a Nigerian. Crypto is been seriously embraced here in Nigeria by the average Nigerians who are hustling to make hands meet even though Nigerian government have tried to all they can to discourage Nigerians from investing in it. The more they discourage the people, the more we embrace crypto. Crypto all the way!
Many countries behave almost identically in relation to cryptocurrencies. First, they try to ban, then they try to regulate, and as a result they create their own national cryptocurrencies. As for me, this is just a news throw, which they do to manipulate the market. Yet understand that cryptocurrency is no longer the future, but the present! And this technology every day is increasingly being implemented in various fields of activity. So we're on the right track!
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.
Your country's appreciation of crypto is great. different from my country that has not legalized bitcoin and other cryptocurrency. my country still thinks cryptocurrencies are negative because many cases of illegal goods transactions use cryptocurrency. 
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.
Collectively known as Bitcoin? Yes! Quite funny, but in our country cryptocurrencies are commonly and generally known as Bitcoin. Just like with toothpaste, people here would refer to it as Colgate even if they meant another brand! That's why it's called popularity I guess. Anyways, despite of all the controversies concerning crypto, our government has not made any strong statement or legal actions against it. Setting regulations may be up and coming, but since our Central Bank supports it, we really have nothing to worry about as of this moment. 
In my country, they decided to impose taxes on miners and people trading in cryptocurrencies. But we have not developed a single mechanism to do this 
They say that the person himself must submit an income Declaration and voluntarily pay taxes. There is no penalty for non-payment. Who in their right mind would pay taxes if they didn't? 
They say that the person himself must submit an income Declaration and voluntarily pay taxes. There is no penalty for non-payment. Who in their right mind would pay taxes if they didn't?
Too bad, my hundred-million-people country is just newbie in terms of awareness level, and yes crypto are collectively known as bitcoin. In my province, I doubt if there are a hundred who knows crypto.
There are times I see news about crypto on mainstream news channel but they are mainly about negative issues - ponzis, scams and the like. But I still treat it as a way to publicize crypto.
There are times I see news about crypto on mainstream news channel but they are mainly about negative issues - ponzis, scams and the like. But I still treat it as a way to publicize crypto.
In my country, crypto-currencies have just started to legalize. There is no news in the news about crypto-currencies. But on sites and forums you can see a couple of them. But most people do not even guess that it is possible to easily earn money on a crypto currency.
Philippines is one of those few population who believed in crpto it is still under consideration of our government but still people here make money through crypto i hope someday the rest of the world will also allow.
I believe you should be happy to be born in this country! Many countries’ policies have been suppressing the growth of cryptocurrencies. I believe many of them are so, because they affect the interests of certain people and the development of the banking industry. This is a kind of prejudice. I don’t understand cryptocurrencies and I’m very hopeful. Our country has opened this channel to correctly understand and apply blockchain technology.
Your country’s policy is still very good, at least it does not prevent you from trading, and they can fight against fake ICOs. This is a very good thing. The area where I live is terrible. Nobody pays attention to the token market here!
In my country not so much is interested in crypto. Because it's crypto is still gray in my country, so many people are still affraid and thinking again to join the crypto. So far there has been no significant increase
Maybe your country is very open on this technology. Our country even forbids buying and selling using Bitcoin, or any crypto.
But I do think that anyway we will need a third party someday, even in cryptocurrency.
But I do think that anyway we will need a third party someday, even in cryptocurrency.
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.
Crypto in my country has not been so big and not yet legalized. The state does not expressly prohibit it but it should not be used as a payment system directly. And even there are some ICOs coming from my country and also a pretty popular exchange site.
I'm from the North as well and I believe our country has one of the best stances on crypto. Unlucky for our neighbours to the South who have to pay tax on every trade whether or not they gained or lost. Seems like a harsh reality 
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.In my country there are some companies that jam the blockchain projects, and also there are many investors, small investors who uses crypto and they are all successful.
The government is supposed to make policy. That is his job. But a policy is usually also strongly influenced by the habits of the people. Many of us do not even know Bitcoin. We are more interested in political issues than technology. So I'm also not surprised our country is quite left behind.
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