I totally agree that it is one of the greatest inventions seen lately. And probably one of the main reasons why countries refuse recognizing and using BTC is the fact it is capable to promote decentralization.

Still, I suppose that some of the regulations are really must-have.

This is definitely the most exciting news I've read today.

Wow, I really did not suppose that Malta is so friendly regarding this.

I also can't help agreeing that the news about South Korea moving towards allowing ICOs is good, extremely good.

I agree that some of them are urgently needed but I'm also afraid that many of them will become an issue.

Sounds quite exciting even at this phase. I have to take a closer look and then will write my verdict.

Yes, it's a great idea that could rescue the situation.

That's really a huge problem.

What a great news! Finally something promising.

It's just the so-called means of preventing any possible risk.

It is rather not banned in this country.

Yes,  taxation is a very complicated issue indeed but, to my mind, it is more profitable to gain your own knowledge and experience and try to do everything on your own.

You can own and use BTC even under the age of 18.

I also can't understand every country creating obstacles for not accepting BTC.

I hope people won't be so interested in the dark use of BTC soon.

At last, those changes many people were looking for happened.

But is it secure not to declare anything as some people tend to do?

Yes, it will be recognized as a crime but as the practice of many people from different countries shows that not every case can be resolved.

Why are people always ready to find some ways in order to avoid paying these taxes? They are not so high so to take such risks.