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pharaon

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Quote from: Asimmo on March 23, 2018, 07:38:45 AM

All in all, we are still in the condition when government do not know how to deal with crypto income..
Accept or tax it..
There will be time, when we will have nostalgia of current times..

Yes, indeed, most countries only look at crypto-currencies and take a neutral position. But you are talking about nostalgia for this time, do you think that in the future there will be a strict regulation of the crypto currency on the part of most countries?

toygama

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Quote from: twostepsally on March 13, 2018, 12:44:39 AM

Cryptos currency is future currency. So it any where to use and learn more information. It helpful for the people future. So people will be growth country also growth. If country will be growth other country will be connect and improve the future business process. It any time to change the price. So time to complete the process.

Yes, it's a future currency a cashless basis transactions as of now my country starts making information drive some private institution conduct seminars about cryptocurrency its a very good welcome development in any developing countries.

Asimmo

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All in all, we are still in the condition when government do not know how to deal with crypto income..
Accept or tax it..
There will be time, when we will have nostalgia of current times..

lancer10

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I think that in my region the cryptocurrency is not particularly developed and only the most advanced ones are earning on the mining farms.

BrBoy

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I have a crypt in the country mostly engaged in young generations, mostly students who want to make good money on new technologies.

kaito.

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to be honest in my country mostly they refer all kind of coin as bitcoin.
since only a few % that interested in cryptocurrency and try to learn about it.
and the use of bitcoin for currency exchange in daily life was banned in here.
still there's some news about the goverment want to make a cryptocurrency for the use of people here.

Enzo05

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Quote from: epidose on March 12, 2018, 07:22:12 PM

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.

In Philippines BTC is a scam as many other says but they didn't really know what really the potential of BTC and altcoins . They didn't know that they missed the big opportunity on digital currencies .

dzelenyanskiy

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In my country, Ukraine, there is progress in regulating crypto-currencies - the government defined mining of the crypto-currencies as a kind of entrepreneurial activity, so friends, one more step towards legalizing crypto currency is done! Congratulations to all!

franklinrichards

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in my country there is still no action because there are still many studies and regulations that need need to be repaired when system currency that could distrupt the security of the country. only regulatory transactions should not use botcoin whitout changing to native currency which is not allowed.

Aivengo111

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In my country is develop well only taxation of the currency and income from coins, but not the crypt itself. This is very sad...

farland7

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I am really worried about the legal regulation of cryptocurrency in my country, because it is practically non-existent, and this greatly hinders this activity

KEPLER99

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My country is crypto neutral. People have heard about cryptos, but normally they are afraid to get involved because they don´t really understand the underlying technology.

If I talk about the role of the government of my country in making the crypto currencies more successful, then I am sorry to say that our government has not been too much supportive for the ones who are investing their money into any of the crypto coin and that it is also not taking any positive steps to regulate the cryptos in our country. Most of the investors are investing at their own without expecting anything good from the government.

coolws

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From my county, it's popular among people. Most people have heard about this and would like to make investment if they have access to invest them. However, cryptos are banned and exchanges are illegal in my country. So we have to find another way to invest it. Hope policy can be changed in the future.

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In my country, Vietnam, there are a lot of people are actively talking about cryptocurrency, trading, and especially on ICO and mining. I think our government are still considering about regulation, it looks like some members from government said about potential of blockchain, but they avoid to say about "cryptocurrency", and they said we will duly do researches on how US, EU, Japan and Singapore manage crypto. So it seems quite optimistic.

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Quote from: epidose on March 12, 2018, 07:22:12 PM

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.

At present in my country there are a lot of people investing in bitcoins, and many of them have become young billionaires.

PetrovichCoinMaster

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In Russia today, deputies headed by the head of the financial market Committee Anatoly Aksakov have submitted to the state Duma a bill "on digital financial assets" (published in the Duma database), which prohibits their use as a means of payment in Russia.

I hope that the project will remain a project.

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I think only 40% of the total population in our country who knows about cryptocurrencies. But for the meantime since our government has not yet imposed regulations on cryptos so i am enjoying the benefits that i got from bitcoin and other altcoins for tax-free.

k-west

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Im from Papua,in my country it is not so easy to buy some crypto,anybody has absolutey no idea what's that,everyone prefer cash.I knew about it from one tourist from Australia travelling through my small town.He said that Aussies are all aware about it and their goverment is ok with that.

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Quote from: Benarand on March 19, 2018, 01:36:03 PM

In Ukraine there is no mechanism to regulate the status of the crypto currency - they are dangerous for citizens, law enforcers believe. As they say, in case of inability in the near future to regulate the status of the crypto currency, they want to officially prohibit its turnover. That everyone knew that buying or selling a crypto currency in the territory of Ukraine, he risks losing his financial investments irrevocably, without the right to protection and compensation for damage. So that's it!

Yes, you have tough officials there ... the officials themselves probably keep a couple of bitcoins in their pants) And how are they going to take your coins from you? Are they going to come home with a soldering iron and scotch? And how can you select what is not officially of value for your state?

Benarand

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In Ukraine there is no mechanism to regulate the status of the crypto currency - they are dangerous for citizens, law enforcers believe. As they say, in case of inability in the near future to regulate the status of the crypto currency, they want to officially prohibit its turnover. That everyone knew that buying or selling a crypto currency in the territory of Ukraine, he risks losing his financial investments irrevocably, without the right to protection and compensation for damage. So that's it!

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