The adoption of this technology will reflect on the quality of life in the UAE and will enhance happiness levels for citizens. 50 percent of government transactions on the federal level will be conducted using Blockchain technology by 2021… This technology will save time, effort and resources and enable individuals to conduct most of their transactions in a timely manner that suits their lifestyle and work.”

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I watched a video in which Indian prime minister talk about bitcoin and the value of digital currency. May be he know the wealth of crypto

Many people in Pakistan not support bitcoins and other currency but there also many people who support bitcoin to legal it.

I think so because crypto it self not a country property and currency its a open source currency. Everyone have a right to creat its crypto. He or she just have a knowledge how it work how its creating method.

s of 7 April 2018, State Bank of Pakistan [SBP] has announced that bitcoin and other virtual currencies/tokens/ coins are banned in Pakistan. ... National Assembly of Pakistan can pass law to declare bitcoin legal or illegal in Pakistan, but there is no such news from National Assembly yet.

Most of the country in Asia in which bitcoin are illegal because people don't have enough knowledge to understand. My country also against digital currency but one day it will be legal.

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Beijing’s assault on bitcoin has surprised observers. Photo: Reuters
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Why has China declared war on bitcoin and digital currencies?
Ban on initial coin offerings and the closure of exchanges kick off Beijing’s offensive

China’s government is starting an all-out war against bitcoin and other digital currencies by banning fundraising through initial coin offerings and shutting down all mainland digital currency exchanges.

Two of the largest cryptocurrency exchanges in China, OKCoin and Huobi, issued statements on Friday night saying they would shutdown all trading between bitcoin and the yuan by October 31. A day earlier, BTC China, a Shanghai-based cryptocurrency exchange, said it would stop trading as of September 30.

The cease of operations of the three biggest cryptocurrency exchanges, along with at least 20 other smaller exchanges in China, shows a centralised effort from Beijing to curb or even eradicate cryptocurrencies on the mainland. The government’s decision pushed bitcoin prices below US$3,000 briefly before they rebounded over 20 per cent.

Big Banks want to destroy Bitcoin before it destroys them.

Bitcoin, the “people’s currency,” has the potential to become a new currency, free of the control of big governments and big banks.

That’s why they both want to limit this potential. Each one in their own way. Big governments by stepping up regulations of Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs) and by shutting down cryptocurrency exchanges, as the Chinese government has announced recently, crushing cryptocurrencies.

The majority of countries do not make the usage of bitcoin itself illegal, its status as money (or a commodity) varies, with differing regulatory implications. While some countries have explicitly allowed its use and trade, others have banned or restricted it. Likewise, various government agencies, departments, and courts have classified bitcoins differently. While this article provides the legal status of bitcoin, regulations and bans that apply to this cryptocurrency likely extend to similar systems as well.


Legal status of bitcoin
  "Cermissive" (it's legal to use bitcoin)
  "Contentious" (some restrictions on legal usage of bitcoin)
  "Contentious" (interpretation of old laws, but bitcoin isn't prohibited directly)
  "Hostile" (full or partial prohibition)

No I don't think so bacause, when people of any country get benefit from Bitcoins then that countries people get rich if government of that country is going to legal bitcoin trading then that country also get baefit in shape of texes 

KYC full form is "Know Your Customer"
 
It is a legal process in which background team or any company identify the person who behind the bitcoin.

I don't have any problem with KYC infect I'm happy with this process.

First of all in my country bitcoin is still illegal so I don't pay Tex on my profit on bitcoin.

Last month the IRS issued a serious warning through a press release to anyone that does not pay taxes on their cryptocurrency profits. The statement says that “taxpayers could be subject to criminal prosecution…Anyone convicted of tax evasion is subject to a prison term of up to five years and a fine of up to $250,000.”

Unfortunately, few people understand how to account for cryptocurrency gains on their tax returns.

It is legal to use bitcoin in the United States, and payments are subject to the same taxes and reporting requirements as any other currency. There is no physical bitcoin currency the way there is a dollar, euro or pound. ... Ledgers known as blockchains are used to keep track of the existence of bitcoin.

No reason or purpose. Any transaction has to match an address perfectly so the chance of guessing one is damned near impossible. They represent a digital signature, that is why they are random and none of them are the same