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Title: Bitcoin in Crimea Post by: ljpitre on April 03, 2018, 09:14:17 PM Has anyone successfully used Bitcoin to transfer money from United States bank or Ukraine bank into and out of Crimea since Russia annexed it?
Title: Re: Bitcoin in Crimea Post by: KingScorpio on April 03, 2018, 09:16:33 PM Has anyone successfully used Bitcoin to transfer money from United States bank or Ukraine bank into and out of Crimea since Russia annexed it? seriously you cant pay mindfully with bitcoin you electricity bill, (i am talking about an ordinary one) bitcoin wont be successful in crimea. Title: Re: Bitcoin in Crimea Post by: Leyss on April 03, 2018, 10:26:17 PM Has anyone successfully used Bitcoin to transfer money from United States bank or Ukraine bank into and out of Crimea since Russia annexed it? This is an interesting question. I personally did not do such translations because I do not live in the Crimea, but I think that transfers of crypto currency from Ukraine to Crimea or back do not make any problems because Ukraine considers the territory of Crimea its territory and therefore should not implement any restrictions. In addition, Ukraine has not yet adopted any laws on the crypto currency and therefore there can be no restrictions. Given that the crypto currency does not know the territorial boundaries, this is in principle, and it is impossible to do. The same can be said about the crypto-currency transactions between citizens of Ukraine and Russia.Title: Re: Bitcoin in Crimea Post by: YuriyBum34 on April 11, 2018, 05:29:09 PM Bitcoin could be used everywhere, Crimea does not an exception.
Title: Re: Bitcoin in Crimea Post by: kichasov_oleksii on April 11, 2018, 05:32:05 PM Has anyone successfully used Bitcoin to transfer money from United States bank or Ukraine bank into and out of Crimea since Russia annexed it? I even dont know it can be a problem. Bad if so :( |