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I guess There will be a city fully support crypto currency industry in a not far future.

The definition of city of crypto :
I. Any decentralized crypto currency is legal tender and tax free, let the free market decide which crypto will be the mainstream  
II. Crypto companies have rights to keep customers profile secret  
III. Gov guarantee will not interfere crypto currency industry

Obviously , New york isn't suit for that title.
I have some candidates :

1. Tokyo , though mtgox is in Tokyo but it seems japan still is very tolerant to crypto .

2. Hong kong , HK gov think there's no need to regulate Bitcoin if it does not pose a threat to the financial stability of HK .

3. Singapore ,  Bitcoin transactions may be treated as a barter exchange if it is used as a payment method for real goods and services in Singapore/

4. Los angles , California gov  have signed a bill legalizing Bitcoin , but not sure about the future .

5. Copenhagen , the Denmark top tax authority declared that personal profits and losses from Bitcoin trading would not be taxed

6.  Toronto , Toronto has many Bitcoin ATMs and lots of merchant stores accept Bitcoin  ( williamj2543 )

7. Offshore tax free country  , offshore countries will always be the heaven of crypto

So ..any thoughts ?

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Ref : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legality_of_Bitcoins_by_country

Toronto, Canada anyone? We have a ton of stores, and we have lots of bitcoin atms. Vancouver may also be good, but Toronto is a bigger city.

I don't know about Singapore or Hong Kong. As Bitcoin grows it will increasingly pose a threat to fiat. I would expect the governments there to be less accommodating in the future.

Tokyo is interesting because they thrive in the technology sector. Bitcoin will bring a lot of new, lucrative business to the city.

I have a sense New York will eventually find a way to be that

Amsterdam

Legal Drugs
Legal Hos

Boston because of the MIT initiative

hey can you start a thread about ATMS and btc

how they work

we got www.btcATM.biz and some others

so we're researching how to monetize the assets

if they got enough atm's there maybe we find a canuck company to join

btcATM.biz/com/net/org

those the top 4 terms for a tld for international biz

.ca is canada good for your country that's it
.us good usa
.co.uk UK
.eu europe
.tld for any country limited to that country

com/net/org/biz

those the big four for international biz

Difficult to say right now! Every single gov is monitoring the financial market. If they find anything suspicious related BTC, they will be definitely tracking the BTC transaction and get the suspect's profile from any related BTC company.

Their law makers disagree. Marihuana seems more likely to have it's center there once it's legalized.

Berlin, London, Singapore, New York are all credible and likely candidates

It's tough to narrow down one location as the likely hub when all of these are great choices, so I'd say you're gonna have hot pockets in many of these metropolises and they'll keep expanding from there. I'd really like to see Africa become one of these as a whole considering there's so many there that need to be banked and lifted up.

I vote for HK. because it is closer to where mining machine are made also itself is btc friendsly

Hong Kong as it is easy to open a bank account there.

It may be too early to answer this but it's safe to say that the cities that seriously roll out the carpet for BTC will have a jump start over the others... millions of new revenue.. not including benefits of upstart companies willing to sink capital into the local economy... forward thinking legislators will be early adapters and reap the benefits.

There will be none.

The decentralized nature of bitcoin will prevent any one place from being the center of bitcoin related transactions.

I'm surprised Silicon Valley or San Francisco weren't on your list. You should replace LA with SF.

Isn't LA still fighting technology with record companies, TV networks, and Hollywood?

Come to think of it London, Singapore, Hong Kong and Berlin will also be influential

Detroit,

Bitcoin community can buy out the damn city and start our own.


There are tons of house listing for $500 .

there will be no center.

keep it decentralized guys where every town is bitcoin friendly, why are people so obsessed with making bitcoin concentration camps.. it truly bewilders me

seems most would rather sit in basements and then run to a concentration camp, rather than write a letter or mail to their local politician to become bitcoin friendly..

California and Tokyo high contenders
Tier 1 countries always have the advantage reason being I chose California

Moscow. Putin should support bitcoin to by pass USD.

Please.  NY is so anti BTC that now BTC Guild may shut down due to the possibility of their overreaching regulation getting passed.  After all can't have capital fleeing from Wall Street crooks  :D

London has more billionaires than any city

But I still say Amsterdam

Legal dope and legal hos

Eventually though BTC will be centered out of CAYMAN ISLANDS

It's where mega wealth is stored today

Some major domain name players there now

Even Mitt Romney has his minor amount of millionaires stored there

The narco money is there

Lots of tech dough there

Only country left I believe with no extradition to USA

So Cayman Islands not a city but a country will be downtown btc soon

I've seen a few projects recently all purposing BTC BANKS chartered out of CI

So a CI bank will soon be how you buy and sell btc and an exchange and a credit card and whatever

CI is coming to btc soon

I don't think many people understand what the philosophy of Bitcoin is, it's Decentralized meaning there should be no center of Bitcoin and Bitcoin should be used in many different countries and cities. Stop trying to make Bitcoin something which it isn't.

Very good list of possible candidates :)
Personally, because already so many financial institutes like World Bank or other- UN, are already located in USA, i would like to see future center of crypto currency  outside of USA, maybe Japan or Denmark.
Still, I'm not sure that this will ever happen because of the nature of Bitcoin, with decentralization as main characteristic but we will see soon, i guess :)

singapore i think

I don't think BTC will ever have a center. At least it shouldn't to keep it decentralized.  The greater the bitcoin adoption the more governments will be interested in centralization and regulation.

Why ... Any reasons?
I don't think Singapore has a big dent in Bitcoin at the moment, though, I could be wrong as I'm basing my opinions on recent even geographical.

New York

ITBIT is located in Singapore. And it is being regulated by MAS (Singapore Central bank). There is no fear ITBIT will turn Gox.

Singapor or Hong Kong because they are open to new ideas and new businesses

Barcelona

Any technology or finance system naturally attracts people to hubs. It's easier to do business and propagate new ideas.

I wouldn't discount offshore places like Jersey. They're already established as financial centres and are that much more nimble. We maybe surprised at where does become one of Bitcoin's engine rooms.

hubs i agree with, multiple hubs, where there are manufacturing hubs in asia, innovation hubs near MIT, investment hubs in jersey, and community hubs across the planet. but i still find it bewildering that people want there to be one exclusive concentration camp rather than getting the world to be bitcoin friendly

Swiss maybe? They are stable country and have a history with banking stuff

It can't be New York, they are captured by the present system, as the new regulations made clear.

In many ways it could be a relatively unknown city or a "rogue" state.  Bitcoin needs its Switzerland or Tortuga....  :o)

Even though Bitcoin is decentralized I think if we did have a center it would probably be london they are friendly to Bitcoin and are already a economic center.

The conventional banks in the UK are most definitely not friendly though. I think London's going to be left far, far behind unless a few of them do come around.

OP are you trying to suggest that a node run out of this so called cypto city could classify the city as running the node

that controls crypto

I really don't know how this would work though there can't be a single node which is classified as a center or are you suggesting that the center has thousands of nodes run 24/7 to be classified as the center of Bitcoin.

Berlin.

I'm thinking Berlin will rank pretty high up, but it will be either Berlin, Hong Kong, Tokyo, or Toronto. Canada is still pretty free when it comes to Bitcoin, it's just no unlicensed online casinos (Which is common practise anyways) and exchanges have to register to prevent money laundering, like every other currency exchange.

Businesses are pretty much free to do as they please, as long as there aren't illegal items for sale.

Nodes can distributed all around the world , what we need is a crypto heaven place which bitcoin can be treated as legal tender

Los Angeles is my dark horse.

Usual 3. New York (eventually), Singapore and Switzerland as they're financial hubs.

I think Vancouver Canada May become the capital of bitcoin as it had a lot of bitcoin activity and has the first bitcoin ATM.

Good question. Only time will tell.

This thread is kind of ironic, because bitcoin is supposed to be DE-centralized, when your asking what will be the center. There will never be a 'center of bitcoin' but there could be cities that happen to support bitcoin more than others.

Seems like you would need some sort of small town that is like an art community.  One of those places people move because it is cheap and other like minded folk end up there.  Then you might have widespread adoption.  Are there any famous libertarian small towns in the US like this ?

I think the OP is referring to a place where a higher then otherwise percentage of commerce takes place. I would say that today Vancouver BC is the center of bitcoin commerce.

I think Vancouver can still hold a spot in this contentious heat
But more or less it will be decentralized but the leader for now will be one of these :)

Kind of hard to say what city will be the center in 1 year and in 5 years

I think many cities will hold "heat" with regards to Bitcoin. I don't believe there will be a legitimate or even self-proclaimed center of crypto currency as I believe (and hope) cities will create a sort-of competition for the adoption of Bitcoin.

I more or less think Bitcoin is going to grow on a massive scale globally that all cities (even with different adoption rates) will be considered "centres". The margins will be so close, I don't know if there will be that much of a difference.

I'd like to make a case for Arnhem (Netherlands) being the #1 Bitcoin capital of the world :)

After we organized Arnhem Bitcoincity (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=619465.0) 2 months ago, more businesses have joined (all sorts of businesses: bars, restaurants, cleaning companies, car dealers, ice cream shops, ICT consultancy & development companies, etc) and I doubt there is any city in the world where you can pay at more different places with Bitcoin than Arnhem.

Unless coinmap is out of date - Arnherm is far from a high acceptance rate.  The city is the highest per capita merchants to population for Bitcoin is probably Vancouver.

Here comes the disclaimer - practically no one useful accepts Bitcoin out there.  I don't go to tattoo parlors, don't drink tea, don't buy hemp seeds or luxury vehicles and yet that describes 98% of Bitcoin merchants.  No one useful like a grocery or a decent restaurant (that isn't an ethnic restaurant) seems to accept Bitcoin yet.   

The reality of Bitcoin, much like back in 2011, is its' only utility seems to be is buying drugs and weapons online and I don't do that either.  Maybe the one difference now is that we can use Bitcoin on Overstock and Newegg and I admit that's a positive change but unless they offer a 3% discount it offers no advantage over using credit.


Here comes the disclaimer #2 - there's still practically no merchants for Bitcoin yet.

Crypto Currencies are still what $11 billion capitalization?  Still a long way to go when considering the dot.com bubble in the late 1990s was $7 trillion.

Don't know, bitcoin is used in so many different country, the only way we could determinate this by finding out in which country bitcoin or other crypto currency is used the most, where it is used the most I would call It crypto currency city or country..

Definitively offshore tax free countries will benefit from adopting crypto currencies, but tax heaven places have bad taste in countries with high debts as something illegal/evil :D

I am hoping that Buenos Aires will end up being a major crypto player
I just love BA and would love not to need fiat at all when there

Amsterdam, best crypto community here in Holland!

Amsterdam (Netherlands) and Nicosia(Cyprus) and the best crypto cities imo.

Why does bitcoin even need a city? I think that's what's great about it. It's decentralised worldwide currency and it exists anywhere and everywhere and doesnt need a hub or a physical location.


Amsterdam is a cool city. I hear there's quite a lot of activity there. Can you spend bitcoins at any of the cannabis shops yet?

Amsterdam is a good city that capable maintance economical challenge.
Bitcoin is another challenge that can be lure by their professional economists i think  :)

A couple of weeks ago I'd have said New York City, but if they really are enforcing those laws they're currently working on, it may hinder Bitcoins development a lot. :-/

I don't think New York City would ever become the bitcoin center of the world. They are already the center of fiat based investments.

Isn't 10% a bigger discount than 3%?

http://promotions.newegg.com/nepro/14-3631/index.html (http://promotions.newegg.com/nepro/14-3631/index.html)

For posterity:

https://i.imgur.com/sIpQaxi.png

Eventually, planet Earth...but starting small, and I may have missed it here, but is it possible that no one mentioned San Francisco...?!  Silicon Valley makes up 46% of all VC going into Bitcoin infrastructure at the moment...rest of the world 54%.

Nice I didn't notice that newegg gives a 10% discount on Bitcoin purchases and that its an active campaign
If I need to do some shopping will know where to look thanks.

My bet is San Francisco.

That's not 3% discount.  That's only $10 off if you spend more than $100.  It's not much of a discount if your buying a whole computer or laptop off Newegg.

Amsterdam or the Hauge

I'd definitely think it would be San Fran more than LA.  LA thinks it's too cool and has other things to do than BTC.  I would think it would be a more liberal city in the US that would take the lead in BTC.  Yes LA said ok it was legal but they don't even have authority to do that I don't think - money would be regulated at the federal level.

Hate to break it to you, but you are absolutely, categorically, incorrect:

https://i.imgur.com/NCNIGGY.png

Honestly, Toronto has a really good start. San Francisco is a good choice in the future. But I think Toronto is the front runner right now.

Can't believe no one has mentioned Seattle. Such a liberal city, Surrounded by many high tech industries.

The US is actually one of the friendlier countries towards bitcoin.

From what I've heard, Canada is nicer right? Toronto is a very large city that could potentially be good as a center, but again, bitcoin is DEcentralized, not centralized, meaning there can't be a definitive "center" for bitcoin. US has the income laws right? Bitcoins are taxed now aren't they?

Yeah, but both of them are about money in general. And why wouldn't a center of finance absorb another financial instrument as well?

If you mean a city in which the administrative authorities use Bitcoin predominantly and support its adoption, then it's going to be some small city-state, likely a tax haven.

Vancouver's a pretty good hub of cryptocurrency activity, though, especially per capita. We have plenty of ATMs of at least 4 different models and dozens of brick and mortars in a small geographic area. I can get groceries, a bicycle, a haircut, Indian food, Chinese, Italian, German or Polish cuisine, marijuana paraphernalia, computers, games... etc. We have at least 2 Meet Ups a week, and large ones at least once a month. A major technical school and Simon Frasier University are getting on board, and we've got 2 (coming on 4) online exchanges based here. The list goes on

That is the ideal case.


That is the alternative case if most governments employ bitcoin-hostile regulations such as NYC.

Of course I hope that there will be no center and that CCs will flow freely around the entire globe.

ya.ya.yo!

"By U.S. standards"!? Riiiight.

It will be Amsterdam! They've got the Bitcoin Boulevard! Even if it is not working out perfectly as of now, people will soon realize how great Bitcoin is and push it forward. The Netherlands have always been a very open minded and progressive country, as well! I'm sure they will embrace Bitcoin!

I can't say for sure but in my opinion the best candidate is California for so many reasons.  Most importantly being the need it bad.  They could set the standard sort of like Colorado did with Cannabis but way better.

Hmmmm California is a nice guess, as well. They've got Silicon Vallye and all the technology start-ups right there. Also, they are pretty forward-thinking and open minded as well. You may be right!!! San Francisco comes to your mind!

They had a rocky start: http://time.com/2942212/california-bitcoin-legalize/

But it's always a possibility. Although, I have to say... Even though California has a good chance, I'm kind of tired of seeing so many companies move or being based in California. I kind of wish companies would start spreading out more and moving to areas other than silicon valley.

CA is notorious for having high taxes and heavy regulation. Tech companies can tollerate this however Bitcoin users generally are very much opposed to both taxes and regulation. I would doubt that any city in CA will ever be any kind of Bitcoin "center"

Here, I have circled it for you on the map. This city will be the center of crypto currency:

https://i.imgur.com/FvUE4Zp.png

Copenhagen for sure

Toronto is good for bitcoin ;D
but for bitcoin center, i don't think bitcoin need 1 city as center since it's decentralized
how about bitcoin city, like many merchant in the city accept bitcoin, many bitcoin atms and many people there use bitcoin as daily payment

Islamabad

Too stupid idea
It's the same if the dollar have its own center...but it has - Washington cause here is FRS
But bitcoin is decentralized system...it shouldn't has any center priori

Since bitcoin is decentralized there should be no center of it!!

I think the author means city as a symbol of bitcoin...to my mind Tokyo is the best variant

Residence of Mark Karpeles!

Maybe London, they attracted the financial sector, they could do the same with crypto currencies :

http://www.cnbc.com/id/101897995

http://www.cityam.com/blog/1401882571/bitcoin-britain-could-london-become-capital-cryptocurrencies

Currently all cities in Switzerland fulfill that. If you buy Bitcoin e.g. through a broker they have to ask you many questions and run your name against a recent copy of a DB but you remain anonymous if all checks are fine. At least this is what I recall from talking to Niklas fro Bitcoins Suisse AG.

If it's going to be anyone its going to be London but hopefully it won't be any city and Bitcoin will remain decentralized from having a center of Bitcoin.

This is not a single city lol. I agree with the above post that says it will likely be a city in the netherlands. They have a small amount of regulation and low tax rates.

I think it will be Beijing. Yeah, the Chinese banned Bitcoin, but there are still a lot of people there with pretty big amounts of BTC in their wallets. Also all those mining companies like ASICMiner are doing their business there. And because of that the Chinese government will change their mind!

Every major city.

There you go. That's the easiest answer to predict. I'm not guessing one city will just be the 'center', however, oh well.

Freeside

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No way NYC -- honestly, I say no way in the USA, we love control way too much. Having anything out of arm's reach drives the powers-that-be crazy.

I say it's gotta be western/northern Europe -- open-minded and the people there usually can speak English. :D

Los Angeles

I can think of numerous places where it should be the center and I can think of many places that could be.  But I think Cali takes the cake they have all the different industries that could benefit from it and I'd think Texas would be a good place for it also.  Sucks I can't add New York to that list...

It may be London or New York

I'm pretty sure London is on the verge of being the center of Bitcoin...who would of thought?

Definitely NOT New York City .. maybe San Fran but most likely somewhere like Mali

Haven't heard much from Cali since Brown endorsed BTC... what's going on lately?

Honolulu

Too difficult to choose, but i vote for Hong kong and Toronto..

My guess is Hong Kong due to favourable regulations. Certainly not any US or European city.

While Toronto is certainly more Bitcoin friendly than US cities, they are extremely tax hungry and are basically in bed with the US so I don't see them becoming a Bitcoin center. Etherium was based out of there but they took off to Switzerland I believe.

I think Vancouver Canada May become the capital of bitcoin as it had a lot of bitcoin activity and has the first bitcoin ATM.

Saigon, gotta start bribing when the bribing is cheap.

There will probably be a few different big hubs for Bitcoin where the legislation is favorable and adoption is big; maybe in the US but more probably in the free world : in Asia

Probably Toronto because its promoting Bitcoin so much with lots of ATMs.

I don't think Tokyo will welcome BTC.

I agree somewhat. I don't think we will see "centers" like we do with fiat financial centers. The reason why we see financial centers with fiat is because of banks, and many banks converge in a particular city to conduct a lot of business. Since there are no banks with bitcoin this is unlikely to happen.

Now some places will see a greater level of bitcoin related commerce then other places, but not to the effect that we will see a "center" of bitcoin commerce.

Amsterdam for the liberty, Detroit for the big opportunity.

After Mtgox hacking incidence, I am doubtful if Japan will welcome BTC anymore..it might weaken their currency.

A couple of weeks ago I'd have said Detroit, but if they really are enforcing those laws they're currently working on, it may hinder Bitcoins development a lot. :-/ It could be Boston.
https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fupload.wikimedia.org%2Fwikipedia%2Fcommons%2Fthumb%2Fe%2Fee%2FLegal_status_of_bitcoin.png%2F1200px-Legal_status_of_bitcoin.png&t=543&c=ixOqTZrIXKkNDw

London is the financial center so it could be some city in england like cantebury

NY, NY!!!!

Should be some city in europe.

I think Tokyo has crypto in their eyes again...even after Mtgox incidence...so I go for Tokyo.

Only my thought ^^

Los Angeles and Toronto are my guesses. Most probably Toronto as they are promoting BTC a lot.

Melbourne

Toronto has less Bitcoin merchants than smaller Canadian cities like Vancouver and Edmonton.

Canada has always been the forefront of bitcoin.. :) Always have been..

A center for decentralized crypto's can only be weird imaginations.

The center of cryptocurrency is here on this forum. We don't need a physical headquarter just like we don't need a physical bitcoin.

Multiple centers for Bitcoin may be the future but one or two places will probably be more active because they will have more friendly regulation

Japan, or probably some european city.

I think toronto canada.Canada has the liberty on bitcoin and even employees are demanding to get paid off in Bitcoin

I'd definitely think it would be San Fran more than LA.  LA thinks it's too cool and has other things to do than BTC.  I would think it would be a more liberal city in the US that would take the lead in BTC.

Don't think about a single city! Let's think about a whole country. Maybe we can buy a third world country and replace it as Crypto City.  8)

I think Vancouver is in the lead. 30 new btms.

Canucks opting for receiving wages in btc in the news recently.

I would highly doubt that Detroit will ever be the center of anything ever again. It is simply too poorly run of a city. Even when the auto industry was booming and most cars were being built in Detroit, it was still notorious for it's horrible crime problem.

What third world country can you suggest?

If people from NYC accepts btc, then NYC is the best city to be the center of btc

More realistic: what planet will be center of cryptocurrencies -> earth.

http://www.caseclosedteam.com/images/caseclosed2.gif

New York OR China might become the centre of BTC. ::) Both are being crowded by BTC users. ;D

  ~~MZ~~

Philippines need some new owner. Corruption is rampant.

There's a lot of people in the Phillipines, though; that might be expensive. We should pick a smaller third world country.

London should be the center. If US doesnt want to take part of this then its London.

As i know usa use bitcoin the most so maybe newyork?

Like what are you thinking? Hmmmm.. smaller countries/island is far richer compared to Philippines.

There cant be center of decentralized currency. There will be regional centers, they are already emerging,  that will lead that will inform and educate of crypto coins. Butwill be no real center.

Perhaps Moscow

Montreal is the best city to represent bitcoin

Montreal, London, Honk Kong or an other city we didn't think about that will emerge because of nice regulation that truly respects freedom

Los Angeles...

London has the largest Bitcoin Meetup Group in the world. Bigger than California, NYC and Israel.

Isle of Man and Jersey are currently battling it out to attract Bitcoin companies to their shores. They are crown dependencies very near to the UK mainland and officials from both governments (Peter Greenhill, IOM/ Philip Ozouf, Jersey) have visited Westminster officials to attempt to carve out regulatory exceptions for Bitcoin. The game is on!

Then, there is The Bit Drop project that is taking place on Pi Day where Bitcoin will be distributed to residents of Dominica via SMS with full government consent.

It's interesting times!

no joke

Cleveland,
we own the first Bitcoin Boulevard, and we are resilient and welcoming to change.

LA is great but California has huge taxes and huge regulation, not really an heaven for innovation; except it is apparently since a lot of start ups are based there

As mentioned earlier, Arnhem (The Netherlands) really surpasses Amsterdam, Berlin, Vancouver or other cities in terms of Bitcoin-accepting merchant density:

http://cointelegraph.com/news/112707/bitcoin-city-arnhem-becomes-densest-concentration-of-btc-merchants-in-the-world

And I'm not talking webshops here, as they aren't really city or location specific, but actual, real, brick and mortar businesses.

I always thought Las Vegas would be the first place to widely accept BTC just about everywhere. I think businesses are crazy not to accept it. Especially with companies like bitpay around now.

Montreal and Asian cities come back more often than others

Where most of the big data centres are just now and out of reach of the Feds, Moscow

But you would not out of reach of the Russian government.

Did you mean 1/Where most of the big data centres are just now and out of reach of the Feds and 2/Moscow or did you implied that most of the big DC are in Moscow? The latter is not true.

No city under Putin's thumb will ever be the center of cryptocurrency.

Russia is a counter power of the USA which is goo but there are not into fighting for less regulation and more freedom in all aspects of life!

I like the idea...

Imagine buying whole skyscrapers... Turn them around. Startups don't mind a little cleanup and a little unfinished interiors.. heck those are in style now.

I agree with such.  The Bitcoin trade barely has a pulse in Southern California.   It's relatively lively in Northern California.

I think it nicely could be an New Zealand city like Wellington or Auckland... or a Japanese one  :D

i love the freedom providing countries which are green

Thee will be no center. But there already are regional centers of bitcoin education. Maybe all you listed there are and will be one.

New York, when they finally legalized it.

Most of the big data centers are in Moscow,I know I have been round one

decentralized assets don't have a center, logic huh.

More than 50%? I don't think so.

You have never been to Northern Europe or California.

Based on that one thread of the parliament discussion, I'm thinking London tbh. No other governments are having the kind of serious discussion necessary to make the changes that are needed right now. It certainly isn't happening in the US. I mean you had a few congressmen standing up as outcasts for how many years raising the red flag and that was it and they are largely ostracized.

San Francisco or San Jose?

New York, once people overcome the regulations then it will boom easily. It is already a pretty big Business District.

Detroit.... while we can buy it cheap!

This is the easiest question all day.

Luxembourg will be the center of it all!

Tokyo will for sure grow quickly re. a center of crypto i think.

Amsterdam has very high potential though.

A few other Euro cities I think will have a chance to be #1

New York I think will slow down given the news lately, but still be good.

Also, Toronto/Vancouver seems to be quite accepting of btc also.

Berlin be my guess

just read a news the other day that Amsterdam is going to be the center of cryptocurrency.

The internet will always be the center of crypto currency, without the internet crypto will be dead. So I believe that cryptocurrency will never fully reside within just one place as its epicenter.