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October 09, 2016, 04:02:11 PM |
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Are there countries that do not accept Bitcoin? I mean no idea regarding it. What do you think will happen to Bitcoin 5years from now? I'm not asking you to be a psychic to see the future. I'm asking about your idea about Bitcoin's future. TIA!
Maybe there arw some countries dont accept bitcoin but i dont know what country specifically. In my opinion, i think it is very progressive and it will improve more in the future ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) I think some other countries did not introduce bitcoin yet. Somehow other countries improves bitcoin literally. Because bitcoin introduce already, and other countries developed bitcoin ATM. Likewise this have been popular were users already earn profit by using bitcoin. Here in our country, bitcoin is not popular nor been endorsed by the government but there are already bitcoin ATM. our bitcoin wallet provider also allows us to cash out our bitcoin on some money remittance centers and some bank ATM's. I agree to you mate, here in our country bitcoin is not that really popular comparing to another countries. But nothing to worry there many money remittances permits us to cash out our bitcoin ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) It is still the majority of a number of countries problem. There are less users that is why it is slowly adapting. But as long as it moves it is still a good sign for a greater future. We should just advertise more the Bitcoin industry so that it will be easily known worldwide. Not just to our family but also to our friends and the neighborhood. We should keep on talking positive things about Bitcoin. Right. I read a thread saying, what if we set up a bitcoin store in big cities?. Yes we need to start making more aware of bitcoins worldwide. We can set up stores, can employee many candidate for marketing and lot can be done to spread it. We have lots of retail business doing this which everyone is aware of it. This goodness should move to every corner. Wish it should happen down the line.
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October 09, 2016, 07:04:23 PM |
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Are there countries that do not accept Bitcoin? I mean no idea regarding it. What do you think will happen to Bitcoin 5years from now? I'm not asking you to be a psychic to see the future. I'm asking about your idea about Bitcoin's future. TIA!
Yes! there is still countries are very unaware or doesn't know about in bitcoin. And bitcoin 5years from now for sure will become more popular all around the world for sure if that comes.
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October 09, 2016, 08:22:16 PM |
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Are there countries that do not accept Bitcoin? I mean no idea regarding it. What do you think will happen to Bitcoin 5years from now? I'm not asking you to be a psychic to see the future. I'm asking about your idea about Bitcoin's future. TIA!
Yes! there is still countries are very unaware or doesn't know about in bitcoin. And bitcoin 5years from now for sure will become more popular all around the world for sure if that comes. Bitcoin is popular in almost every country. The only countries where bitcoin is not popular and unknown or unheard of are North Korea and Cuba. The first one because of its brutal dictatorial regime and the other because people don't have internet there, Cuba in fact I have seen many documentaries lately and all seem to call it "The land forgotten by time". Every other single country knows about bitcoin and this is a really good thing for bitcoin.
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October 12, 2016, 02:31:22 PM |
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Are there countries that do not accept Bitcoin? I mean no idea regarding it. What do you think will happen to Bitcoin 5years from now? I'm not asking you to be a psychic to see the future. I'm asking about your idea about Bitcoin's future. TIA!
I think that there are some countries that do not accept Bitcoin but there are enough countries that do accept it and we need to look at that. Bitcoin is operating worldwide because you only need internet and that is why Bitcoin is the future.
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October 13, 2016, 02:44:01 PM |
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Are there countries that do not accept Bitcoin? I mean no idea regarding it. What do you think will happen to Bitcoin 5years from now? I'm not asking you to be a psychic to see the future. I'm asking about your idea about Bitcoin's future. TIA!
Maybe there arw some countries dont accept bitcoin but i dont know what country specifically. In my opinion, i think it is very progressive and it will improve more in the future ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) I think some other countries did not introduce bitcoin yet. Somehow other countries improves bitcoin literally. Because bitcoin introduce already, and other countries developed bitcoin ATM. Likewise this have been popular were users already earn profit by using bitcoin. Here in our country, bitcoin is not popular nor been endorsed by the government but there are already bitcoin ATM. our bitcoin wallet provider also allows us to cash out our bitcoin on some money remittance centers and some bank ATM's. I agree to you mate, here in our country bitcoin is not that really popular comparing to another countries. But nothing to worry there many money remittances permits us to cash out our bitcoin ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) It is still the majority of a number of countries problem. There are less users that is why it is slowly adapting. But as long as it moves it is still a good sign for a greater future. We should just advertise more the Bitcoin industry so that it will be easily known worldwide. Not just to our family but also to our friends and the neighborhood. We should keep on talking positive things about Bitcoin. yes sharing is one way to be more popular about bitcoin. Advertisement is very nice idea, why? because we all know that today's generation is more automated than the past years, so in a way of advertising, it is really helpful to bitcoin to be known and more progressive in the future.
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October 15, 2016, 04:38:59 PM |
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Are there countries that do not accept Bitcoin? I mean no idea regarding it. What do you think will happen to Bitcoin 5years from now? I'm not asking you to be a psychic to see the future. I'm asking about your idea about Bitcoin's future. TIA!
Maybe there arw some countries dont accept bitcoin but i dont know what country specifically. In my opinion, i think it is very progressive and it will improve more in the future ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) I think some other countries did not introduce bitcoin yet. Somehow other countries improves bitcoin literally. Because bitcoin introduce already, and other countries developed bitcoin ATM. Likewise this have been popular were users already earn profit by using bitcoin. Here in our country, bitcoin is not popular nor been endorsed by the government but there are already bitcoin ATM. our bitcoin wallet provider also allows us to cash out our bitcoin on some money remittance centers and some bank ATM's. I agree to you mate, here in our country bitcoin is not that really popular comparing to another countries. But nothing to worry there many money remittances permits us to cash out our bitcoin ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) It is still the majority of a number of countries problem. There are less users that is why it is slowly adapting. But as long as it moves it is still a good sign for a greater future. We should just advertise more the Bitcoin industry so that it will be easily known worldwide. Not just to our family but also to our friends and the neighborhood. We should keep on talking positive things about Bitcoin. yes sharing is one way to be more popular about bitcoin. Advertisement is very nice idea, why? because we all know that today's generation is more automated than the past years, so in a way of advertising, it is really helpful to bitcoin to be known and more progressive in the future. Yes we need to start advertising and make all know about it worldwide. As said, current business trend is to advertise online and public about the business to spread all over. We need to set up stores. This would bring more hidden money into lights. This would make the economy wealthy. More will be employed.
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October 16, 2016, 09:42:40 AM |
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Bitcoin is used in some countries, and others have disallowed it because it is the fear of losing the banking system. Countries will improve if they allow it because bitcoin is enterprising and I hope that it will upgrade later on.
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October 16, 2016, 10:58:15 AM |
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Yes many country had already banned bitcoin because the think that using bitcoin would result I in economy losses and it's illegal to use bitcoin. But they have no knowledge of bitcoin and it's benefits
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October 16, 2016, 11:01:02 AM |
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Bitcoin is used in some countries, and others have disallowed it because it is the fear of losing the banking system. Countries will improve if they allow it because bitcoin is enterprising and I hope that it will upgrade later on.
we still must reform the system. we have to convince the government to make regulations about bitcoin. that bitcoin is recognized and became one of the legitimate financial payment media.
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October 16, 2016, 11:07:30 AM |
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Yes many country had already banned bitcoin because the think that using bitcoin would result I in economy losses and it's illegal to use bitcoin. But they have no knowledge of bitcoin and it's benefits
Actually, governments know exactly what Bitcoin is and what it is capable of. That's why governments fear Bitcoin so much, and do everything to hold the growth of Bitcoin back. They don't want people to enjoy financial freedom. They want people to remain the sheeps that they always have been.
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October 16, 2016, 01:03:21 PM |
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Yes many country had already banned bitcoin because the think that using bitcoin would result I in economy losses and it's illegal to use bitcoin. But they have no knowledge of bitcoin and it's benefits
Actually, governments know exactly what Bitcoin is and what it is capable of. That's why governments fear Bitcoin so much, and do everything to hold the growth of Bitcoin back. They don't want people to enjoy financial freedom. They want people to remain the sheeps that they always have been. Well that is the fact about the society, government and bitcoin. Government won't allow something that is going to let their collection of money from the people. And because of bitcoin this is going to make the remittance center businesses to die and if those centers died. Then for sure that is going to be a lost tax for a country.
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October 16, 2016, 02:09:20 PM |
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Yes many country had already banned bitcoin because the think that using bitcoin would result I in economy losses and it's illegal to use bitcoin. But they have no knowledge of bitcoin and it's benefits
Actually, governments know exactly what Bitcoin is and what it is capable of. That's why governments fear Bitcoin so much, and do everything to hold the growth of Bitcoin back. They don't want people to enjoy financial freedom. They want people to remain the sheeps that they always have been. Well that is the fact about the society, government and bitcoin. Government won't allow something that is going to let their collection of money from the people. And because of bitcoin this is going to make the remittance center businesses to die and if those centers died. Then for sure that is going to be a lost tax for a country. If all the people are using bitcoin we will not gonna pay taxes anymore and the government will suffer so they are just making the right move not to legalize and support bitcoin, it is just an option to use online but it cannot be use to be use in the offline world or the physical world.
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October 18, 2016, 10:58:30 AM |
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Yes many country had already banned bitcoin because the think that using bitcoin would result I in economy losses and it's illegal to use bitcoin. But they have no knowledge of bitcoin and it's benefits
Actually, governments know exactly what Bitcoin is and what it is capable of. That's why governments fear Bitcoin so much, and do everything to hold the growth of Bitcoin back. They don't want people to enjoy financial freedom. They want people to remain the sheeps that they always have been. Well that is the fact about the society, government and bitcoin. Government won't allow something that is going to let their collection of money from the people. And because of bitcoin this is going to make the remittance center businesses to die and if those centers died. Then for sure that is going to be a lost tax for a country. If all the people are using bitcoin we will not gonna pay taxes anymore and the government will suffer so they are just making the right move not to legalize and support bitcoin, it is just an option to use online but it cannot be use to be use in the offline world or the physical world. What if they will make Bitcoin legal and more centralized? I think it is possible if they will create a world wallet just like the world Bank, a wallet wherein every transaction will be charge for processing fees and those collected fees will go the respective national budget of each countries affiliated.
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October 18, 2016, 11:48:14 AM |
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Yes many country had already banned bitcoin because the think that using bitcoin would result I in economy losses and it's illegal to use bitcoin. But they have no knowledge of bitcoin and it's benefits
Actually, governments know exactly what Bitcoin is and what it is capable of. That's why governments fear Bitcoin so much, and do everything to hold the growth of Bitcoin back. They don't want people to enjoy financial freedom. They want people to remain the sheeps that they always have been. Well that is the fact about the society, government and bitcoin. Government won't allow something that is going to let their collection of money from the people. And because of bitcoin this is going to make the remittance center businesses to die and if those centers died. Then for sure that is going to be a lost tax for a country. If all the people are using bitcoin we will not gonna pay taxes anymore and the government will suffer so they are just making the right move not to legalize and support bitcoin, it is just an option to use online but it cannot be use to be use in the offline world or the physical world. What if they will make Bitcoin legal and more centralized? I think it is possible if they will create a world wallet just like the world Bank, a wallet wherein every transaction will be charge for processing fees and those collected fees will go the respective national budget of each countries affiliated. Good idea and I think that can happen. But who will control it? That should be a country who is not known for corruption or just thinking of a bad way to enrich their own country. Who would be satisfied with payments that come from sending fee and transaction fees. They could even take a little fee when buying online but should end with that.
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October 19, 2016, 04:53:35 AM |
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Yes many country had already banned bitcoin because the think that using bitcoin would result I in economy losses and it's illegal to use bitcoin. But they have no knowledge of bitcoin and it's benefits
Actually, governments know exactly what Bitcoin is and what it is capable of. That's why governments fear Bitcoin so much, and do everything to hold the growth of Bitcoin back. They don't want people to enjoy financial freedom. They want people to remain the sheeps that they always have been. Well that is the fact about the society, government and bitcoin. Government won't allow something that is going to let their collection of money from the people. And because of bitcoin this is going to make the remittance center businesses to die and if those centers died. Then for sure that is going to be a lost tax for a country. If all the people are using bitcoin we will not gonna pay taxes anymore and the government will suffer so they are just making the right move not to legalize and support bitcoin, it is just an option to use online but it cannot be use to be use in the offline world or the physical world. What if they will make Bitcoin legal and more centralized? I think it is possible if they will create a world wallet just like the world Bank, a wallet wherein every transaction will be charge for processing fees and those collected fees will go the respective national budget of each countries affiliated. Good idea and I think that can happen. But who will control it? That should be a country who is not known for corruption or just thinking of a bad way to enrich their own country. Who would be satisfied with payments that come from sending fee and transaction fees. They could even take a little fee when buying online but should end with that. Of course each affiliated country should send someone as their representative or delegate. It should also be open to the public to avoid corruption and conspiracy. Corruption can be avoidable if everything will be transparent and the public can participate and have a voice on it ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif)
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October 19, 2016, 05:22:02 AM |
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Are there countries that do not accept Bitcoin? I mean no idea regarding it. What do you think will happen to Bitcoin 5years from now? I'm not asking you to be a psychic to see the future. I'm asking about your idea about Bitcoin's future. TIA!
since bitcoin is not illegal further some countries banned it , like bolivia , this country's main bank central control called it as illegal because of no control . and i think further no more countries will ban it . because many of countries now accepting it and doing some restrictions in transactions . so i think the future of bitcoin is very bright .
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October 19, 2016, 07:26:33 AM |
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Are there countries that do not accept Bitcoin? I mean no idea regarding it. What do you think will happen to Bitcoin 5years from now? I'm not asking you to be a psychic to see the future. I'm asking about your idea about Bitcoin's future. TIA!
Bitcoin is worldwide the only thing that you need is the access to the internet and you are good to go if you want to make use of Bitcoin. Allot of people around the world make use of it and it is only going to be more later on.
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October 19, 2016, 07:52:10 AM |
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Th ebitcoin is going to get world wide allot of people in the whole wide world are using the bitcoin you know and that is nice because we need to make the bitcoinn as big as possible!!
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October 19, 2016, 12:14:13 PM |
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Are there countries that do not accept Bitcoin? I mean no idea regarding it. What do you think will happen to Bitcoin 5years from now? I'm not asking you to be a psychic to see the future. I'm asking about your idea about Bitcoin's future. TIA!
since bitcoin is not illegal further some countries banned it , like bolivia , this country's main bank central control called it as illegal because of no control . and i think further no more countries will ban it . because many of countries now accepting it and doing some restrictions in transactions . so i think the future of bitcoin is very bright . I didn't know that Bolivia banned it. It's sad to see that those countries that would have the most to gain from Bitcoin adoption are rejecting it. Well, it could have something to do with the socialist leadership in such countries, because socialists are the natural enemies of economic freedom. Another factor is the fear of loosing control over monetary policy, when people start to realize that there is a non inflationary alternative to a country's national fiat trash currency. On the other hand the question is if a Bitcoin ban is really enforceable. There's little the officialdom can do when people choose to use Bitcoin for direct P2P trades. So I think Bitcoin's future is bright, even if some countries will try to ban it. Within a scenario of high fiat inflation, banning Bitcoin might even be good advertising for the currency by raising awareness of a non-inflationary alternative. ya.ya.yo!
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October 20, 2016, 03:44:23 AM |
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Are there countries that do not accept Bitcoin? I mean no idea regarding it. What do you think will happen to Bitcoin 5years from now? I'm not asking you to be a psychic to see the future. I'm asking about your idea about Bitcoin's future. TIA!
since bitcoin is not illegal further some countries banned it , like bolivia , this country's main bank central control called it as illegal because of no control . and i think further no more countries will ban it . because many of countries now accepting it and doing some restrictions in transactions . so i think the future of bitcoin is very bright . I didn't know that Bolivia banned it. It's sad to see that those countries that would have the most to gain from Bitcoin adoption are rejecting it. Well, it could have something to do with the socialist leadership in such countries, because socialists are the natural enemies of economic freedom. Another factor is the fear of loosing control over monetary policy, when people start to realize that there is a non inflationary alternative to a country's national fiat trash currency. On the other hand the question is if a Bitcoin ban is really enforceable. There's little the officialdom can do when people choose to use Bitcoin for direct P2P trades. So I think Bitcoin's future is bright, even if some countries will try to ban it. Within a scenario of high fiat inflation, banning Bitcoin might even be good advertising for the currency by raising awareness of a non-inflationary alternative. ya.ya.yo! I think one of the reasons why some countries banned bitcoin is because they have no control over it. Their government will not receive any benefits from it because they cannot put some tax and it can also be use on illegal activities because bitcoin is really anonymous and does not require so much information from the users.
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