surprised to see no big countries like UK, France, Germany, and so on but I think that's a pretty solid list anyway.
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With the fast developing blockchain technology, more and more people are getting involved in the blockchain world. The human being has been evolving so many years, we went through the period of the primitive society, the agricultural revolution, the industrial revolution, and the Internet revolution. It's time to change, we now need to enter a new era, a decentralized era, we got to trust each other with the technology, but not with the third parties. Government is third parties, the bank is third parties, all the giant company are third parties. Why they want to hinder the development of blockchain or ICO. Because they are afraid, there are no more people they can get benefit from.
Well that is the main point of bitcoin/most crypto coins - to be independent from government and other third parties. Of course, I hope this will be the future as well. ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif)
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In the coming days, I can join the ICO depending on the market situation.
Just wondering - what are you looking for in a market situation correlated with the ICO? Though all the coins are pretty much down right now, I think some ICOs (ambit, for example) will still do fine. What do you think?
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I am pretty amazed to find out that Estonia is so much crypto friendly. I live in Europe and I didn't know this
the whole concept of e-residency is crazy to me and i think Estonia is first to do it. I wonder if other countries will follow suit
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I know one good sign. The bigger sad and frustrated voices are heard from all sides, shouting that everything is lost, the closer the market reversal to growth. ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif) I think this is indeed the case because we're already seeing some greens nowadays. ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif)
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Hello, community. Ambit Mining Team is inviting you to an investor meeting, to meet us personally and answer all your questions. We will arrange 2 day trip to Georgia which will include accommodation and living expenses. You will have a chance to see our existing mining and hosting infrastructure and find out more about our future business plans. For more information please contact us at sale@ambitmining.io awesome always wanted to go to georgia ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif) hope this works out would love to visit your mining team
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I was thinking about Ripple now, and then Ether during the first few times it starts to climb again.
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Estonia and I think Malta. I heard that binance was going to move to Malta.
if that's the case i think malta will definitely be one of the most crypto-friendly countries these years then.
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The project is credible and respected I will follow the development of the project and the success of the development team
Same! I have high hopes for the ICO and I'm looking forward to the presale.
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Some of them are Canadians countries. Not sure about Georgia and slovenia but there is a lot of projects are running in the switzerland right now. France can be considered as crypto friendly country too if you can try to complete all of requirements from the regulators to be registered by an official institution. I do not agree with what has been writing by the author. What do you mean Canadian countries? I'm not sure I understand. Honestly, I don't understand why other countries like China and Russia don't want to be friends with cryptocurrency. As if it is going to have any bad effects on the countries economy. If you guys know there will be a negative effect on the country, please inform me. Yeah it's really strange since some countries are super invested in it because obviously they want to make a profit from it (taxes, etc). And some countries are already doing that through regulations and so on, but meanwhile, some don't even try. It's like they don't want the free money they'd get. ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif)
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i think there are even more crypto-friendly regulations in Europe but yeah, for the most part, i definitely agree, even got to see some of the countries i had in mind when i opened the article.
i really wasn't expecting Georgia though but i'm glad to see that it made the list, definitely surprised me.
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I would like to say several words about the web-page. it is also amazing, and really user friendly.
For sure. All the information is easy to find and in simple terms too. The same goes for the white paper, very clean, straight to the point and easy to understand. Hope at the later stage the project will work as good as it is now. Considering they're already making a profit and the presale is already so soon, I think they truly will be capable of scaling up after the sale. And so far, they've followed their road map very accurately
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"At IBM’s Think 2018 conference in Las Vegas, Nevada, the computing giant pushed for businesses to break out and adopt blockchain technologies. Company leaders say the emerging technology is triggering a global movement effecting “supply chains, financial services, government and healthcare” as leaders experiment on active blockchain networks to redefine the fundamentals of business transactions. IBM also highlighted its development of the world’s smallest computer, which was designed to help companies integrate the blockchain by verifying the authenticity of goods as they are shipped around the world. The chip is smaller than a grain of rock salt and costs less than 10 cents to make." https://dailyhodl.com/2018/04/03/ibm-touts-3-1-trillion-blockchain-future/If you weren't convinced that blockchain was the future. ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif) Can't wait till more industries and companies start adopting blockchain.
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It seems that whenever people see the name 'blockchain' they want to invest immediately. ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif)
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In how many languages your whitepaper will release?
I found only English one, did you see any other languages? I suppose this is why they offer bounty campaigns for translating the whitepaper. The bounty is in the other thread here, if interested - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3131155
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Before investing in any projects, do you research their team information and read the whitepaper carefully? Or will you get a basic knowledge of the financial condition of the company?
Im afraid to read the answers on this thread. But hopefully people will learn from their mistakes. In the end is just money. I don't think it's that surprising to see that most people don't read the white paper. Especially considering the kind of questions/threads we see here. ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif) But I have to admit that I haven't read most whitepapers thoroughly and carefully either. Either I've quit half-way through (dislike the project, etc.) or for some other reason. Sometimes I just skip the one-pager whitepaper and that can be enough.
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If you buy low now and hodl, it will probably rise eventually and you'll get a positive ROI.
So, no, I don't think it's too risky now.
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China is such a big market, and for sure we need their investments in the crpyto world
for mass adoption of cypto coins, we need Chinese people
with more people investing in, market will get deeper and effects of whales will get smaller
then we will have less speculative moves and more stabilized market
On the other hand though, we might also see more Chinese FUD and more Chinese whales instead. Not to mention their policies have always been unstable. So, for example, if they decide to try and ban ICOs again, a lot of Chinese people might sell, and change the market direction.
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great video, be sure to update us when something new comes out of this, looking forward to more news!
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