how many country recently accept btc?

[Prodigan786]

how many country of the world now accept btc? 

As far as i seen japan is the only regularized bitcoin as legal currency rest of the countries is having no stand for or against bitcoin . Some countries like india are set panel to investigate about bitcoin . Some countries like russia planning to release their own crypto currency .

[uchiha]

Previously you should know that Bitcoin is not published, authorized or regulated by any central bank. Instead they are created through a computer-generated process, where it is known as minning or mining. In addition to being an independent antadaddresser, Bitcoin is also a peer-to-peer payment system because it has no physical form and must be redeemed online. So Bitcoin is more suitable for cross-border transactions without the exchange rate. This condition also allows the user to remain anonymous. So many countries are refusing to make bitcoin legal

[vohoanghiep55]

No country is accepting bitcoin as an official currency as far as I know, You can just exchange it through tons of methods local and international to the local currency of the currency, naturally countries usually don't accept anything but their official currencies, exchanges can do any...

Why do you insist that no country accept Bitcoin while in Japan there are airports accepting it, in India people have also recognized it. Do not assert when you do not know the truth

[Anegg]

how many country of the world now accept btc? 

No countries have made bitcoin illegal which technically makes it legal, just not recognised. A lot of countries are currently discussing this matter and Japan has already solved it by making bitcoin legal and accepted in their country. Russia should also follow suit, especially after their most popular fast food restaurant, Burger King has started accepting bitcoin as a form of payment. More countries should also start recognising bitcoin as a form of payment. Even though countries haven't fully accepted bitcoin, it is easy to exchange bitcoin for fiat currency nowdays.   

[Baby Dragon]

how many country of the world now accept btc? 

I think some country already accept bitcoin as a money and I guess they use in their business to gain a high income. In addition to that, as of now japan already accept bitcoin. However, some country not yet accept bitcoin as money because they think that it is nothing. I believe that in the future all country in the world will accept bitcoin and I think using bitcoin will help our economy to grow up.

[wallstone]

how many country of the world now accept btc? 

Well, i think some country already accept bitcoin. In addition to that, some country also consider the bitcoin as a money that they in their business to gain more profit. However, some country not yet accept bitcoin and their government didn’t legalized the bitcoin as money. I hope in the coming future all country will accept bitcoin.

[giantrobot]

how many country of the world now accept btc? 

As far as I know, at present only a few countries accept bitcoin, this number is less than ten countries. However, with just a small number of countries, the value of bitcoin has increased dramatically. In addition, most other countries, bitcoin becomes a free currency and without any management from the government.

[JoMarrah Iarim Dan]

how many country of the world now accept btc? 

Well, i think some country already accept bitcoin. In addition to that, some country also consider the bitcoin as a money that they in their business to gain more profit. However, some country not yet accept bitcoin and their government didn’t legalized the bitcoin as money. I hope in the coming future all country will accept bitcoin.

Due to some countries that recently accept bitcoin in their business, its increase not only in their profit but also the popularity of bitcoin in their country. Yes, some countries already accept bitcoin as a currency for their transactions and some governments are not legalized it due to their bad perspectives about bitcoin. Its takes a lot of time before all country will accept bitcoin as currency.

[mastadonballs]

how many country of the world now accept btc? 

Recently, no country has accepted Bitcoin, there are just "recognize" Bitcoin as a currency and allow shops, publish areas, etc to use Bitcoin as a payment method, they are still working on it but for now, we can't tell anything at first.

[stompix]

how many country of the world now accept btc?  

Well, i think some country already accept bitcoin. In addition to that, some country also consider the bitcoin as a money that they in their business to gain more profit. However, some country not yet accept bitcoin and their government didn’t legalized the bitcoin as money. I hope in the coming future all country will accept bitcoin.

Due to some countries that recently accept bitcoin in their business, its increase not only in their profit but also the popularity of bitcoin in their country. Yes, some countries already accept bitcoin as a currency for their transactions and some governments are not legalized it due to their bad perspectives about bitcoin. Its takes a lot of time before all country will accept bitcoin as currency.

There is no country accepting bitcoin in "their business".
And no matter how many times you keep repeating that phrase in your post so it looks longer is still a waste of time post.
ps.
It's all countries not all country. Learn some basic English.

[bobitza]

No country is accepting bitcoin as an official currency as far as I know, You can just exchange it through tons of methods local and international to the local currency of the currency, naturally countries usually don't accept anything but their official currencies, exchanges can do any...

You have not thoroughly researched the topic so dare to claim that no country has accepted Bitcoin while many countries have accepted it like: Japan, Netherlands, Norway, India, Korea, and Russia is intending to accept Bitcoin. This proves that countries are gradually adopting Bitcoin as their official trading currency...

[FasTroy]

how many country of the world now accept btc? 

Recently, no country has accepted Bitcoin, there are just "recognize" Bitcoin as a currency and allow shops, publish areas, etc to use Bitcoin as a payment method, they are still working on it but for now, we can't tell anything at first.

Maybe you're right, but i heard recently that japan start to accept bitcoin i don't know it's true or not. Anyways in the near future, i think many countries will start to accept bitcoin, which it's amazing for bitcoin itself. After that many people will strat using bitcoin and bitcoin price automatically increase. Maybe in this time bitcoin will be at 5000$ or more.

[XenophotoPhobia]

There are plenty of good news regarding acceptance coming, Australia legalized it as far as I know and there are positive signs from Russia, South Korea and Chine, which would be a significant thing if any (let alone all) of them legalized it.

[hardtime]

None of the governments of the world actually go forth and accept Bitcoin, they may allow it to be used within the country or just not be involved in regulation altogether over it but they still don't accept it for any governmental usage. You're not going to be able to pay your taxes in bitcoin, police fines, court fees, and so on and so forth. That's the big difference between a country ACCEPTING bitcoin as a currency and accepting BITCOIN as a payment for governmental usage. The government is never going to accept Bitcoin, the only way I could think of them thinking about is if they note that they could be making more revenue with Bitcoin and it isn't going to cost them more then the revenue being brought in.

[virasog]

Previously you should know that Bitcoin is not published, authorized or regulated by any central bank. Instead they are created through a computer-generated process, where it is known as minning or mining. In addition to being an independent antadaddresser, Bitcoin is also a peer-to-peer payment system because it has no physical form and must be redeemed online. So Bitcoin is more suitable for cross-border transactions without the exchange rate. This condition also allows the user to remain anonymous. So many countries are refusing to make bitcoin legal

Yes, but include also US which uses by some merchants. Sad to know that some did not know that bitcoin is use by some other countries especially those advanced in technology countries in the world.
Actually now bitcoin is being recognized by many countries it is just that it is not yet publicize by the government. Many Governments are taking steps to make it legalize but it will take some time.

[radjie]

No country is accepting bitcoin as an official currency as far as I know, You can just exchange it through tons of methods local and international to the local currency of the currency, naturally countries usually don't accept anything but their official currencies, exchanges can do any...

Why do you insist that no country accept Bitcoin while in Japan there are airports accepting it, in India people have also recognized it. Do not assert when you do not know the truth

Maybe your knowledge about bitcoin is still a little so you can say like that even though japanese really have received many payments using bitcoin.

[DoublerHunter]

The only countries that i know that already accepted bitcoin are Japan, India, Australia and South Korea. Those are the countries that i know that already accepted bitcoin or fully legalized it into their country and accept it as a currency. I think that those countries are really having good time with bitcoin because of the new income and also potential economic development if bitcoin will become a successful adoption.

[rapport]

Australia and canada has accepted bitcoins and allowed mining and trading of bitcoins.
In India the legal status of bitcoins is still doubtfull.

[Rasel5209]

Nearly all countries have considered Bitcoin "legal" since they started considering it at all.  

We don't need countries to "accept" Bitcoin as long as people can freely spend it.

In a free market, no country accepts it, all they do is regulate it or decide that it's a currency, and neither of those things means a lot.  Each individual merchant can accept it and that's only loosely related to the country.

They can take their acceptance and shove it up their arse.

i think all country people accept bitcoin. bitcoin is online currency so all country have net connected. although all countty don't have btc accepted bank after i tell all country accept btc.

[smsohag]

My country Bangladesh the bitcoin is not officially recognized. But I heared that some of the country accept Bitcoin like Japan, Russia, South Korea etc.