Topic: Your Country and Cryptos - page 30. (Read 5327 times)
My country prohibit the use of crypto and release statement that the currency that legal is our own currency. But they didn't give any regulations or legalisation so there are so much peoples trading crypto.
Germany: The first country in the world to recognize the legal status of bitcoin
In August 2013, Germany announced its recognition of the legal status of Bitcoin and has been incorporated into the national regulatory system. Germany is the first country in the world to recognize the legal status of Bitcoin.
Japan: Defining Bitcoin as an Asset
In June 2014, the ruling Liberal Democratic Party of Japan stated that it decided not to regulate Bitcoin temporarily. In August 2015, the CEO of Mt.Gox was arrested and the Japanese government considered bitcoin regulation. In May 2016, Japan approved for the first time the Digital Currency Supervision Act and defined it as property.
Canada: Recognizing Bitcoin's "Currency Status"
In December 2013, the world’s first Bitcoin ATM machine was put into use in Vancouver. Many native Bitcoin entrepreneurs chose to relocate to Canada for entrepreneurship because of regulatory issues in different US states.
In August 2013, Germany announced its recognition of the legal status of Bitcoin and has been incorporated into the national regulatory system. Germany is the first country in the world to recognize the legal status of Bitcoin.
Japan: Defining Bitcoin as an Asset
In June 2014, the ruling Liberal Democratic Party of Japan stated that it decided not to regulate Bitcoin temporarily. In August 2015, the CEO of Mt.Gox was arrested and the Japanese government considered bitcoin regulation. In May 2016, Japan approved for the first time the Digital Currency Supervision Act and defined it as property.
Canada: Recognizing Bitcoin's "Currency Status"
In December 2013, the world’s first Bitcoin ATM machine was put into use in Vancouver. Many native Bitcoin entrepreneurs chose to relocate to Canada for entrepreneurship because of regulatory issues in different US states.
In my country, the government has no law against bitcoin, and citizens can invest in it. I hope my country can learn from Japan and Germany to legalize bitcoin. They use bitcoin for everyday consumption.
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 
.
The government is killing us with that unreasonable taxes. .Crypto will soon become more popular and it will only make them rich, so I don't see any reason why a certain country would not support crypto.
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 .
. 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.
crypo in my country is quite famous, but crypto has not been acknowledged by the government, may soon be acknowledged, because the government is still studying about crypto, crypto enthusiasts in my country very much
In my country, I'm sure that crypto has very big involvement. Many people in my countries participate in crypto activities including for bounty, airdrops, referral, investment, trading, and anything about crypto. Some precisely make the new ICO with unique concept. However, the government of my country doesn't legalize yet the crypto.
In my country the use of Bitcoin is banned, but the State does not forbid its people to play Bitcoin. so if we have a lot of Bitcoin, and we want to shop we have to exchange it first with paper money. my country is also being Neutral to Bitcoin, at the G20 Summit yesterday.
Turkey,
in fact there is no problem with crypto in our country. But people are afraid. Because they have been swindled many times. Many people lost their money due to virtual games. if the new government comes, they will change.
in fact there is no problem with crypto in our country. But people are afraid. Because they have been swindled many times. Many people lost their money due to virtual games. if the new government comes, they will change.
Very different from our country, even not everyone knows Bitcoin. But I think this is also influenced by the pattern of investment community. And we do not expect much, because even the bad news about Bitcoin is more than what can be done with blockchain.
in my country, the president recently spoke about the fact that cryptocurrency should be treated with caution, and they add taxes on profits from mining and trading
In my country the use of Bitcoin is prohibited, but the State does not forbid its people to play in Bitcoin, and they accept it as a commodity so I decide myself to change my plan to invest on Cryptos because I invest my money in the stock market where I can get a bigger profit within a period of 2 years to
Our country places cryptocurrency as a digital asset, and direct transactions using crypto is illegal. There is already a considerable amount of study on blockchain now, but there is not much difference. But of course we must understand, because even our people do not buy shares.
Our country has not give any regulations regarding to crypto but government suggesting to society to be careful for their own funds. So crypto are growing so much in our country.
My country does not seem to have a lot of problem with cryptos, i think the problems comes from them not being able to properly tax cryptos and the money that people make from it. Also I am looking forward to there being regulations on the crypto market to eliminate market manipulation.
In my country, everything is fine with crypto-currencies, unfortunately many countries today can not decide what they need to do with blockchain and how they need to do all the same to introduce crypto-currencies into their economies, I think that in general it is not it's difficult, it's only a matter of fear that it's impossible to control
I have my unequivocal opinion, which speaks first of all about the implementation of the rule of law, and only then possibilities for legalization of the crypto currency. If the totalitarian country will legalize the crypto currency, then it will be used in the wrong way and the users of the crypto currency will suffer.
In my country, everything is fine with crypto-currencies, unfortunately many countries today can not decide what they need to do with blockchain and how they need to do all the same to introduce crypto-currencies into their economies, I think that in general it is not it's difficult, it's only a matter of fear that it's impossible to control
Although my country not yet recognize Cryptos but more and more people know the existence of this cryptos and more and more people invest in crypto secretly. Thus is actually a good sign.
I am living on Vanuatu islands and nobody here has a glue about bitcoin and other crypto,people here prefer using cash,so I am trying to inform my friends and colleagues about it but they call it Ponzi scheme and laugh ((
my country doesnt support crypto currencies at all. people do not have enough information and approach to bitcoin as a scam. government wants to bring some strict regulations for cryptocoin trading. but i hope it will change in the close future.
Jump to: