Actually, haven't saw information regarding this in the diverse sources yet.

So sad news for everybody from these countries who is eager to invest in BTC and any other cryptocurrencies.

Oh, it's really a great source for knowing your tax liability. Saved it. Thanks.

No surprise at all if  "BTC recent drop of 70% from its December record highs of nearly $20,000".

I also highly doubt that Police can help in such a case. Need to surf the Internet to find some additional info.

I guess this year will be decisive and soon will see clearly what side will be accepted.

To my mind, Japan is one of the most suitable choices for this.

Despite this detail, BTC can be sold in the numerous international exchanges.

Actually, it differs and everything depends on the particular country you live in.

There's no need to pay much attention to this aspect.

Definitely, there's a chance, but it won't happen in all those countries at one time.

It looks like those two draft laws on cryptocurrencies that have been proposed will be declined and everything will stay the same.

It's definitely not the thing that millions would like to hear.

In my opinion, it's not so easy to gain this when we have a country with quite a weak economy.

I see this too often. This news is usually changing with those telling quite the opposite.

These kinds of prohibitions are useless if to dig dipper.

Unexpected step back. Really sad news.

Honestly, I don't suppose this to have something in common at all.

Years go by and gambling industry still stays to be illegal in the majority of countries.

Thanks for sharing with us that useful guidance.