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February 25, 2018, 11:22:21 AM |
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People just can't simply accept the fact that their country bans bitcoin and they cant earn profit with some crypto. Some faucet and site did not accept Proxy servers or VPN so they have to face the reality that their government was not open to possibilities and opportunities in the world of cryptocurrency.
Can we all accept I can be a Christian and support LGBTs, too, because all I want is for everyone to ... of those in the LGBT community, maybe we would be more accepting.
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February 25, 2018, 11:25:28 AM |
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Accept the fact that most of governments will oppose crypto currency. Obviously there are some countries who have decided to embrace the future, but let's face it, most of governments will stand against. Who likes their currency to be weaken? Every time a stupid country opposes bitcoin, there is so much fud and a great price drop.
China bans mining
South Korea will not ban crypto but obviously does not welcome it
India banning crypto
I fully expected this resistance from governments.
Don't be surprised if more countries come out against bitcoin
This is true. but a bitcoin millionaire will just fly and try to get to other countries to continue having crypto. they are will to set off their feet in their own country just to let go and have free to do with crypto. But obviously, once most country and its people are stable with their lives because of this some government who let cryptocurrency on their backyard will definitely destroy their fences to get cryptocurrency back to their own land. Can we all accept the the one that got away Some people will experience this sort of grief all at once, while others will shut ... Accepting responsibility gives us the power to overcome any mistakes that we make.
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February 26, 2018, 05:32:18 AM |
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I support this policy of banning because atleast financial threat from hackers will erradicate then
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February 26, 2018, 03:25:12 PM |
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Its true that btc society is so contaminated with dark affairs that authority themselves fear to legalise it.
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February 27, 2018, 02:41:21 PM |
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bitcoin grew by $ 400 for 1 day so I recommend that everyone invest right now
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March 01, 2018, 03:43:34 PM |
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After such a dramatic fall in government bitcoin prices, although they will not directly oppose bitcoin and other crypto currencies, they will be wary of bitcoins. This will lead to the fact that the rules of circulation of crypto currency in some countries will be a bit stiffer. However, I think that the ban will not come to pass. However, it should also be recognized that such sharp ups and downs in the price of a cryptovplut image will not be added to it.
Taxes and arrangements are a way to control how it feels to have a good term, we'll see what happens in the coming months, I think rules can be a good thing and a bad thing for crypto because managing something means someone has control over things that.
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March 01, 2018, 03:55:05 PM |
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Accept the fact that most of governments will oppose crypto currency. Obviously there are some countries who have decided to embrace the future, but let's face it, most of governments will stand against. Who likes their currency to be weaken? Every time a stupid country opposes bitcoin, there is so much fud and a great price drop.
China bans mining
South Korea will not ban crypto but obviously does not welcome it
India banning crypto
I fully expected this resistance from governments.
Don't be surprised if more countries come out against bitcoin
Thats the reality that we should embrace. We cannot please everybody as much as the government of every country. Leaders should think not only for themselves but also for their nation. We all knew that even if bitcoin is good it is also can be use in bad transaction so its natural that some government are not agree with bitcoin.
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March 01, 2018, 03:57:17 PM |
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Most of the governments? Excuse me but so far we see only a few countries (maybe 3-4 or 5) thinking not to ban cryptocurrencies but to regulate. China has stopped ICO and not Bitcoin: yes and I think it's good, honestly, most ICOs are crappy. So in the end, it helps cryptocurrencies to not get the cryptos tarnished by a bad reputation
On point! It just happens that there has been a lot of news about the few countries who are against Bitcoin so that maybe the reason that they said that "Most" of the governments. People just can't simply accept the fact that their country bans bitcoin and they cant earn profit with some crypto. Some faucet and site did not accept Proxy servers or VPN so they have to face the reality that their government was not open to possibilities and opportunities in the world of cryptocurrency.
It's the other way around mate. The government is just anxious that there is something that they can't fully control and manipulate and that's why they are trying to regulate it at some point.
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March 04, 2018, 10:36:59 PM |
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Governments will not win if there are many people supporting it. They can ban it many times they want but the people will speak for themselves. We know that their decisions is for the sake of their personal interest because regulation can even fix it so it's just clear they did not ban because it's bad but because it's going to be a huge pain for them.
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March 05, 2018, 02:48:25 PM |
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Almost all governors against crypto for tax and other reasons. they want control people.
It's not only for the tax they afraid crypto will effect their wide banking sector . And also the wide use of bitcoin for illegal activities by criminals are another reason that causes banning bitcoin.
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March 06, 2018, 04:39:31 AM |
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It is a fact that some countries and their governments try to ban bitcoin in their territory. China has stopped ICO and not many people are doing mining in China. I never found the news that India forbids crypto maybe you are stuck with the wrong info, in India so far i have never found news stating that their government forbid infecting the rogue government only will result in a kind of tax for once the benefits of bitcoin. I even know that Reliance will introduce their own digital coins so I do not think that India will ban bitcoin as it will only help in developing the economy of this country.
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March 06, 2018, 12:26:37 PM |
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I think the government opposes Crypto at first because of the scale of the changes that it will achieve, no one likes to change especially when control is taken away from it, I think we are all in this forum and anyone involved in Crypto agrees that this is the future. is one of the first to start receiving Crypto as something that will not go away and the sooner they greet it, the better their chances of benefiting from growth like everyone else does.
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March 06, 2018, 12:41:15 PM |
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I dont surprise if any country ban bitcoin or not because they have their own reason why they do it and we can not ask them to not do something that they dont want.However, there are some country which really open about bitcoin and crypto so i dont worry at all.
A country other than yours banning bitcoins also affects you in indirect way. Whenever a country bans bitcoins, the citizens of that country will stop investing in bitcoins and sell all their holdings. Now this result in reduced demand of the bitcoins and thus the prices are affected negatively. This was observed recently, when there was news of India banning bitcoins completely for Indian citizens and making it illegal. Most of the people started taking out their money and bitcoin prices dropped by 205 in single day.
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March 19, 2018, 04:38:23 PM |
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Accept the fact that most of governments will oppose crypto currency. Obviously there are some countries who have decided to embrace the future, but let's face it, most of governments will stand against. Who likes their currency to be weaken? Every time a stupid country opposes bitcoin, there is so much fud and a great price drop.
China bans mining
South Korea will not ban crypto but obviously does not welcome it
India banning crypto
I fully expected this resistance from governments.
Don't be surprised if more countries come out against bitcoin
i think that was true but we all knows that government is have the law for their country and they only want is to control there people and there own management. Its hard for government to accept bitcoins. Because its decentralized, unstoppable, untouchable, and not in under control. Not only Government banks are also against bitcoins because we mostly use bitcoin to send and receive money world wide without any tax. That's why most of Governments are against bitcoin we don't pay any tax to Governments or banks while sending or receiving bitcoins. So they want to take down bitcoins by banning them.
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March 19, 2018, 04:41:26 PM |
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Accept the fact that most of governments will oppose crypto currency. Obviously there are some countries who have decided to embrace the future, but let's face it, most of governments will stand against. Who likes their currency to be weaken? Every time a stupid country opposes bitcoin, there is so much fud and a great price drop.
China bans mining
South Korea will not ban crypto but obviously does not welcome it
India banning crypto
I fully expected this resistance from governments.
Don't be surprised if more countries come out against bitcoin
The value in the market of cryptocurrency today is already decreasing and it is now stable on 8k dollar. China dealt a huge impact last december when they ban all the ico's on their country but still bitcoins managed to surpass 10k dollars so i believe that there's no hindrance that can block bitcoin from increasing its price in the market.
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These are just three countries that have not accepted bitcoin. And maybe in the future they will reconsider the ban. I believe in it. This will have a positive impact on bitcoin.
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March 19, 2018, 10:28:28 PM |
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Accept the fact that most of governments will oppose crypto currency. Obviously there are some countries who have decided to embrace the future, but let's face it, most of governments will stand against. Who likes their currency to be weaken? Every time a stupid country opposes bitcoin, there is so much fud and a great price drop.
China bans mining
South Korea will not ban crypto but obviously does not welcome it
India banning crypto
I fully expected this resistance from governments.
Don't be surprised if more countries come out against bitcoin
Most countries are into regulating Bitcoin transactions due to tax issues. Those countries banning Bitcoin are extremely conservative with change which makes them closedminded with new ideas or technologies because they have been inclined in their traditional and cultural ways. A number of countries have openly accepted Bitcoin as a medium of exchange in the monetary system but still with some policies regulating its functions. See, this is the same as saying, "we can never please everyone around us. " Bitcoin can never be a 100% legit or reliable in everybody's eyes because not everyone understands its benefits. A fact that we must accept whether or not we like it.
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March 20, 2018, 07:39:50 PM |
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These are just a few of the countries that have banned bitcoin. In General, the situation around the world is more positive. And I think that in the future they will weaken their prohibitions on bitcoin.
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yeah agree with it it don't suprise me anymore, is more like bitcoin still stand if that thing happend because also people in that country will not agree with it and they still using bitcoin in their purpose
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March 20, 2018, 07:43:51 PM |
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Accept the fact that most of governments will oppose crypto currency. Obviously there are some countries who have decided to embrace the future, but let's face it, most of governments will stand against. Who likes their currency to be weaken? Every time a stupid country opposes bitcoin, there is so much fud and a great price drop.
China bans mining
South Korea will not ban crypto but obviously does not welcome it
India banning crypto
I fully expected this resistance from governments.
Don't be surprised if more countries come out against bitcoin
This will all be in the short term. Once governments gets to learn more on how blockchains work and the efficiency that can be derived from it I believe issuing of national cryptocurrencies will be on the rise. This cryptos will supplant the current fiat system and will be more transparent than the cash system.
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