BTC in your country

[Mr.grin]

bitcoin in my country is not so well known, some people already know about bitcoin but they do not know how to use it. still a tiny fraction of people who use bitcoin here may still 20% who use

[xdrpx]

I'm from India. People here generally prefer making payments using cash, it's a very liquid society and mostly prefer using debit cards to make payments at large supermarkets. Use of virtual currencies and virtual means of payments is usually low and preferred by those who have internet connectivity and good knowledge of how to use it. Despite this it's nice to see that facilities like net banking are increasingly rising and user preference for it is also hiking. I'd love to see online as well as brick and mortar merchants accept Bitcoins for daily payments, but I'm expecting this to taking a lot of years to evolve.

Not that much, there are tons of new guys from south asia joining, just look at google trends. Bitcoin is basically booming in that region.

And it's also starting to become established in Europe, so it will have a stronghold pretty soon in the world.

To be honest considering the large picture of "Asia" as a whole, those metrics might seem worthwhile. But, in India I haven't seen a single brick and mortar merchant or a large/medium/small online legitimate  merchant that would accept Bitcoin. But there are lots of Bitcoin exchanges emerging in India which seems to be a pretty good start. I did notice a lot of Bitcoin meetups happen in my city, hoping to visit a next meetup.

[diodio5]

bitcoin in the country has not been approved, but has begun to recognize bitcoin, I believe every year many people are using bitcoin.

I think most countries also prohibit bitcoin, it's normal or mainstream, I'd be surprised if your country does allowed the use of bitcoin and not prohibit in your country

[safari88]

bitcoin in the country has not been approved, but has begun to recognize bitcoin, I believe every year many people are using bitcoin.

I think most countries also prohibit bitcoin, it's normal or mainstream, I'd be surprised if your country does allowed the use of bitcoin and not prohibit in your country

yes, including in my country as well. may be due to several factors such as government agencies are worried about the implications of bitcoin, because it has the ability to be used anonymously, and therefore is a potential instrument for money laundering.

[-Tx-Rider]

I am sure 99% in my country have never heard of bitcoins and 0.001% maybe use them.

[MaritiJames3]

In my country the most people have heard from Bitcoin but doesn't know what it is, the most people heard it from the television.
Bitcoin has a bad reputation over here.

[jethrorn99]

Very low amount of people know about bitcoin.
 
It will take years until bitcoin is used for shops here

Just third world country problems

[Newcoins2020]

Not many people in my country know Bitcoin. Because it does not get used much.

And the people who know Bitcoin are often gamers.

[ronaldo40]

in my country has a population of many and so many use bitcoin, some bitcoin group in my country has considerable number of members. it's just not supported by the government

[socks435]

Here in our country we are just a little partial of the country that knows bitcoin ecurrency but we have a company here in my country that you can exchange bitcoin to fiat instantly. even we just a partial of the country i think in the future we will increase not or sooner but in the future it will popular in my country because time to time and day by day we're always increasing...

[KenR]

There are bitcoin exchanges available almost for every country.Even if not offline exchanges but there is surely a online exchange for every almost all the currencies.Actually,it barely matters since bitcoins is a virtual currency.

[krunox123]

There are bitcoin exchanges available almost for every country.Even if not offline exchanges but there is surely a online exchange for every almost all the currencies.Actually,it barely matters since bitcoins is a virtual currency.

That is true, but there is not many people in my country(at least in my city) knows the existence of Bitcoin. And TBH, I never exchange Bitcoin to my country currency. It's pointless to exchange it to my country currency when I can do much more with Bitcoin itself.

[kpitti]

In my country Bitcoin is reasonable known. People who are technicaly skilled are interested in. For average people it needs to be improved.
Goverment is not either supported or blocked. Focus is on black market of course.

[coinzat]

Very low amount of people know about bitcoin.
 
It will take years until bitcoin is used for shops here

Just third world country problems

the same thing is here, I live in a third world country too and the biggest group on facebook for bitcoin users has around 500 members only, there is no shops, restaurants, etc... accept btc
but I cannot deny that exchanging is so easy as there are a good number of themavailable here

[Outlander]

In my country no many ppl know about it! Nearly no merchants are accepting it! But there are a few ppl who are fascinating at the speculation.

[lumeire]

We have a few dedicated exchanges here in my country, and quite a few shops too. 1 BTC atm. The scene is just starting to develop, hopefully a lot of people would be drawn in too. 

[ubersnuggy]

Not many people know it in my country unfortunately

[jethrorn99]

In my country, it's not popular. People barely knew bitcoin.

Hey, there's not even alot of people that know how to online shop.

[gilangIDR]

in my country bitcoin is quite popular among those who work and understand the world of technology. unfortunate the government in my country has not yet decided bitcoin as a medium of payment is valid and recognized.

[winspiral]

In France it is not very known...
when I talk about with my relatives,they do not know or know it without knowing what it is specialy.
Even paypal is not yet known by everyboddy...