Topic: Your Country and Cryptos - page 33. (Read 5327 times)
Currently either bitcoin or cryptocurrency has not been approved by the government, but already many people who use bitcoin for investment. They are not concerned with government regulations, because bitcoin is currently a very promising investment for the future.
As for my country, cryptos are not legalazed yet. But our government is loyal to operations with it.
There are no taxes and other restrictions. That's why it's rather profitable to deal with crypto in Russia.
There are no taxes and other restrictions. That's why it's rather profitable to deal with crypto in Russia.
Crypto country I haven't been too important to talk about it and only a handful of news about growing crypto are often advised. even for transactions is still very difficult and limited investment are allowed. that's all the Government being unwilling to know. However, there are also developments concerning blockchain which will start to be adopted in my country and certainly it would be a good thing for the development of future crypto in my country.
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
Many countries have been trying to develop blockchain further and will probably integrate or embed blockchain to their governance system, one of my country's local bank even says that the use of blockchain could benefits efficiency and speed up transaction.Actually if we are talking about blockchain, so many countries really welcome it, they think blockchain as a revolutionary idea, but bitcoin could potentiall threat their economy if it's legalized especially third world country.
Apart from a few companies and a large number of sectors, the number of people with ethical knowledge about these types of money is even less. We often see cryptocurrency use in the real estate and currency sectors, but as I said, these are very rare and many people do not know about it.
My country approves the existence of bitcoin, considers Bitcoin as a non-hazardous means of transactions, allowing trade, mining and Bitcoin purchases nationwide. Almost everyone in my country is familiar with bitcoin and started investing there.
It is also the same in my country. Our government is open to cryptocurency, but they refer it only as bitcoin. Our government is trying to regulate bitcoin to protect us from scams. But I think only few people are really open about it because they are just so afraid to get scammed.
My country approves the existence of bitcoin, considers Bitcoin as a non-hazardous means of transactions, allowing trade, mining and Bitcoin purchases nationwide. Almost everyone in my country is familiar with bitcoin and started investing there.
you're lucky in your country crypto is legal, in my country illegal crypto. the government does not approve of the crypto, they fear the crypto will be misused for money laundering, and terrorist financing.
In my country government is not outrightly saying anything openly against bitcoin. Individuals are involved in Bitcoin.
The cryptocurrencies in my country are slowly gaining attention from the masses and there are already plans by our central bank to legalize bitcoin and impose some regulations in exchanges to protect consumers from scam. ICOs here are subject to SEC regulation and they must scrutinize them before allowing them to continue their coin offering. Demands for bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are continuous to grow in my country and many of the coinholders are also participating in crypto trading.
China has completely banned cryptocurrency transactions, but this does not stop people’s investment enthusiasm. They have entered the industry in various ways. I hope that my country will accept the legalization industry as soon as possible.
In my country(East Europe), few know about the crypto currency. Many people have heard the words: bitcoins and crypto currency, but they do not know what it is and how it can be useful. It will take a long time for people to understand tecnology blockchain and start to use this.
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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
Many countries have been trying to develop blockchain further and will probably integrate or embed blockchain to their governance system, one of my country's local bank even says that the use of blockchain could benefits efficiency and speed up transaction.Actually if we are talking about blockchain, so many countries really welcome it, they think blockchain as a revolutionary idea, but bitcoin could potentiall threat their economy if it's legalized especially third world country.
The government in my country has no ill will for crypto currency, though they also not encourage the citizens to actively use crypto currencies. Still people here is enthusiastic and some even is welcoming and actively encouraging others,
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
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.
My country was not allowed crypto currency, but it was not banned. While neither how it is regulated, but the plans are already building.
Over the past year, a lot of people started talking about bitcoin, but not as a "future economy", but as a means of earning. I think many now do not see the prospects of the blockchain and the crypto currency themselves, they just want to make money. I hope this situation will change in the future.
Over the past year, a lot of people started talking about bitcoin, but not as a "future economy", but as a means of earning. I think many now do not see the prospects of the blockchain and the crypto currency themselves, they just want to make money. I hope this situation will change in the future.
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.
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.
Bitcoin is well known here in Turkey but some people also know about Ethereum. Ponzi groups know about Ripple, Tron etc.
You can casually see Bitcoin news in national TV in pump & dump times. There are local projects but we don't have a successful one yet.
In my country the goverment is againt crypto and they have made some ridicouus law where u need to pay insane taxes not only for ur gains but also for ur volume. A lot of people protested against it.
in my contry virtual currency cannot be used for transaction like in other countries because it is considered to harm other people
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