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How much higher is the price in this store for goods purchased for crypto currency, compared to the Fiat currencies? It is clear that this is a payment for volatility risks.
That is necessary because the transaction fee of crypto is still quite large. But this is a good sign for crypto types as more and more services and large corporations around the world accept crypto in commercial transactions. The future of cryptocurrency will also grow very strong in the future.
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This can be easily shown by our biggest e-shop with electronic. They started to accept BTC as a mean of payment last year and it has easily become one of the most popular payment options, especially for PC components (mostly for more mining).
The most recent news is, that the e-shop will accept LTC and DASH next! Those are awesome news! Why? It shows, that even in the bloody times for the crypto markets, the crpyto currencies are still used even in the mainstream shops somewhere around the world.
Congratulations! This is very good news. If more countries (even small ones) did something similar, the world in general would become more crypto-friendly. If the biggest e-shop accepts payment in cryptocurrencies, it helps them to be what they're supposed to be - not means of trading, but of payment. Guys I just wanted to tell you how happy I am for the comments on this post! I did not expect this article to be so well accepted by you all, as i did not give it much value over all. I kinda thought that it is becoming more common for some e-shops to accept bitcoin, but you have showed me, that our country is one of very few... ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) It truly is. In my country only few small cafes and some private consultants accept bitcoin. As the national bank doesn't recognize it as a currency, it is more of personal agreements on the currency than official business.
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March 02, 2018, 10:15:34 AM |
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Were not talking about big or small here,the important thing here in our community is the additive of each small or big company,agency or enterprises to be part of us,anaccepted cryptocurrencies in each areas and nations.in time if we bond them together we will noticed how greater were having because of them.sulute to Czech Republic and its people
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March 02, 2018, 11:12:11 AM |
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Hello Everyone!This will not be a world news. This will not be giant game changer. This will, however be a topic close to me as I am from the Czech republic. For those who are totally unaware, Czech republic is a small country in the middle of Europe (sometimes called the heart of Europe). But we are one of the biggest BTC miners per head! Even with all those recent news, Czech republic stays strong in the crypto markets, believing in the blockchain. This can be easily shown by our biggest e-shop with electronic. They started to accept BTC as a mean of payment last year and it has easily become one of the most popular payment options, especially for PC components (mostly for more mining). The most recent news is, that the e-shop will accept LTC and DASH next! Those are awesome news! Why? It shows, that even in the bloody times for the crypto markets, the crpyto currencies are still used even in the mainstream shops somewhere around the world. Even if we are just a small country, we slowly, but steadily accept crypto in our everyday lifes. Just wanted to share this bit of information with you guys, hope someone would fin it interesting! ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) Source of the information in Czech can be found here (google translate might do well with this article): https://www.novinky.cz/internet-a-pc/462495-platba-bitcoiny-je-popularni-alza-zavadi-dalsi-virtualni-meny.html That's nice to know that btc along with other crypto (ethereum, litecoin etc)are still growing in your country. I have read an article about the sudden rise of btc in Czech republic. If i am not mistaken that happened as early as the start of year 2015. However, expect that your country might regulate soon or do something about the circulation of cryptos because it is now getting bigger and bigger. For now, enjoy your hassle-free purchases as you can leave your banknotes and even payment cards when traveling.
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March 06, 2018, 06:22:18 AM |
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That's nice to know that btc along with other crypto (ethereum, litecoin etc)are still growing in your country. I have read an article about the sudden rise of btc in Czech republic. If i am not mistaken that happened as early as the start of year 2015. However, expect that your country might regulate soon or do something about the circulation of cryptos because it is now getting bigger and bigger. For now, enjoy your hassle-free purchases as you can leave your banknotes and even payment cards when traveling.
Well the shop has to pay taxes already (I have no idea how do they do it, but they have to) and only regulation coming to my minf that could be quite easily implemented is KYC. I do not find that much of a problem ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) And yes, Czech Republic is one of te biggest miners per head country ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif)
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March 06, 2018, 06:30:04 AM |
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It has been a while that i heard something wonderful in the news, for me it does not matter if the news is a price catalyst or not. Positive news for the community right now is important specially as the price of bitcoin is bouncing from $10k - $11k for some days now.
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March 06, 2018, 06:40:06 AM |
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This should be the best news for me today because I do value adoption and acceptance than news of pumping and dumping. If shops are adopting bitcoin it then means bitcoin is been as currency and not securities or bonds.
Indeed, this is another best news as i have observed that lot of good development that are now happening in favor of Bitcoin including this one in which it will make Bitcoin price to become more strong and stable again. Hopefully, that the other countries will do the same too so that the Bitcoin value will once again to reach the recorded ATH by this year.
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March 06, 2018, 07:15:04 AM |
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This should be the best news for me today because i will be there next two weeks, this is very important step for daily usage of cryptos, i will buy something and share the pics here. amazing.
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March 06, 2018, 07:21:10 AM |
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This isn't a big news for the world as you claimed but the major difference is the people living in your country will now be aware of cryptocurrencies though price won't have a major difference now but in the future it can surely introduce more investors and more trading firms in your country
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March 06, 2018, 08:38:42 AM |
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Hello Everyone!This will not be a world news. This will not be giant game changer. This will, however be a topic close to me as I am from the Czech republic. For those who are totally unaware, Czech republic is a small country in the middle of Europe (sometimes called the heart of Europe). But we are one of the biggest BTC miners per head! Even with all those recent news, Czech republic stays strong in the crypto markets, believing in the blockchain. This can be easily shown by our biggest e-shop with electronic. They started to accept BTC as a mean of payment last year and it has easily become one of the most popular payment options, especially for PC components (mostly for more mining). The most recent news is, that the e-shop will accept LTC and DASH next! Those are awesome news! Why? It shows, that even in the bloody times for the crypto markets, the crpyto currencies are still used even in the mainstream shops somewhere around the world. Even if we are just a small country, we slowly, but steadily accept crypto in our everyday lifes. Just wanted to share this bit of information with you guys, hope someone would fin it interesting! ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) Source of the information in Czech can be found here (google translate might do well with this article): https://www.novinky.cz/internet-a-pc/462495-platba-bitcoiny-je-popularni-alza-zavadi-dalsi-virtualni-meny.html I agree but it is the small countries that can make the difference, as in some of these countries, a small amount of bitcoin can make the living of a family, and help to sustain them. Thus, in these countries, the initiative of spreading the popularity and adoption increases and this is a really good thing ultimately for the base of bitcoin. I'm glad to see Czech republic being one of those ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif)
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March 06, 2018, 09:58:23 AM |
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Were not talking about big or small here,the important thing here in our community is the additive of each small or big company,agency or enterprises to be part of us,anaccepted cryptocurrencies in each areas and nations.in time if we bond them together we will noticed how greater were having because of them.sulute to Czech Republic and its people
Exactly! The OP may not see it as a big news, but for the whole community at large and the investors, it is a very good one. This kind of news give hope that there is a huge light at the end of the tunnel, and the thing is that it takes few to start and most especially the brave ones, and once others start using them as case study based on how well they are doing, the adoption at that level will start increasing and we will see more of them coming up. Great one for the people of this country and I am sure over time, it should have impact on their economy if the adoption increases, which I believe it will.
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March 06, 2018, 10:20:11 AM |
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Hello Everyone!This will not be a world news. This will not be giant game changer. This will, however be a topic close to me as I am from the Czech republic. For those who are totally unaware, Czech republic is a small country in the middle of Europe (sometimes called the heart of Europe). But we are one of the biggest BTC miners per head! Even with all those recent news, Czech republic stays strong in the crypto markets, believing in the blockchain. This can be easily shown by our biggest e-shop with electronic. They started to accept BTC as a mean of payment last year and it has easily become one of the most popular payment options, especially for PC components (mostly for more mining). The most recent news is, that the e-shop will accept LTC and DASH next! Those are awesome news! Why? It shows, that even in the bloody times for the crypto markets, the crpyto currencies are still used even in the mainstream shops somewhere around the world. Even if we are just a small country, we slowly, but steadily accept crypto in our everyday lifes. Just wanted to share this bit of information with you guys, hope someone would fin it interesting! ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) Source of the information in Czech can be found here (google translate might do well with this article): https://www.novinky.cz/internet-a-pc/462495-platba-bitcoiny-je-popularni-alza-zavadi-dalsi-virtualni-meny.html I agree but it is the small countries that can make the difference, as in some of these countries, a small amount of bitcoin can make the living of a family, and help to sustain them. Thus, in these countries, the initiative of spreading the popularity and adoption increases and this is a really good thing ultimately for the base of bitcoin. I'm glad to see Czech republic being one of those ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) Most commonly small countries adopting innovative tech are what causes large countries like US and others to consider adopting the same tech which is in this case, bitcoin and crypto in general. I am sure that we will soon see another country adopting btc and cryptocurrency legally. This would fulfill the real intention for creating cryptos which is to be used as payment by most, and not for speculative purposes.
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March 06, 2018, 10:34:56 AM |
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Many European countries began to receive digital currency, many countries also plan to issue the official digital encryption currency, Liberia, plan on April 13, issue its own encryption currency, known as "Merit"!
Digital cryptographic currency is popular in many countries in 2018!
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March 06, 2018, 11:59:32 AM |
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Hello Everyone!This will not be a world news. This will not be giant game changer. This will, however be a topic close to me as I am from the Czech republic. For those who are totally unaware, Czech republic is a small country in the middle of Europe (sometimes called the heart of Europe). But we are one of the biggest BTC miners per head! Even with all those recent news, Czech republic stays strong in the crypto markets, believing in the blockchain. This can be easily shown by our biggest e-shop with electronic. They started to accept BTC as a mean of payment last year and it has easily become one of the most popular payment options, especially for PC components (mostly for more mining). The most recent news is, that the e-shop will accept LTC and DASH next! Those are awesome news! Why? It shows, that even in the bloody times for the crypto markets, the crpyto currencies are still used even in the mainstream shops somewhere around the world. Even if we are just a small country, we slowly, but steadily accept crypto in our everyday lifes. Just wanted to share this bit of information with you guys, hope someone would fin it interesting! ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) Source of the information in Czech can be found here (google translate might do well with this article): https://www.novinky.cz/internet-a-pc/462495-platba-bitcoiny-je-popularni-alza-zavadi-dalsi-virtualni-meny.html This real good news for the people of Czech Republic and because the shop is the largest electronic shop makes it a force to reckon with in that part of the world. It really might not be a game changer as you have rightly said but its also not reducing the influence of the game because that is what is needed to have a spiral effect all over the globe and you never can tell how the tentacles can spread as fast as possible. However, the most important is the attitude of government towards crypto over there for a major site to come out openly for crypto without having issues with authorities because over here, that is one thing you are scared of.
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It is good news, I would say, even if the shop is not popular or really influential. A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. EU is very reluctant to accept cryptocurrencies, so each case is remarkable. I'm glad ![Cool](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cool.gif)
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March 07, 2018, 04:30:24 PM |
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This can be easily shown by our biggest e-shop with electronic. They started to accept BTC as a mean of payment last year and it has easily become one of the most popular payment options, especially for PC components (mostly for more mining).
The most recent news is, that the e-shop will accept LTC and DASH next! Those are awesome news! Why? It shows, that even in the bloody times for the crypto markets, the crpyto currencies are still used even in the mainstream shops somewhere around the world.
Congratulations! This is very good news. If more countries (even small ones) did something similar, the world in general would become more crypto-friendly. If the biggest e-shop accepts payment in cryptocurrencies, it helps them to be what they're supposed to be - not means of trading, but of payment. Yeah, if more countries are doing this, it would spring up the adoption level of cryptocurrency and would even make the development to be fast. So far, we have seen a lot of them but very few but it is a good start. Czech republic may be a small country, but the fact remains that it would have an impact generally as more awareness is being created and if the citizens are finding ways to do well for themselves with the adoption of cryptocurrency, I am sure it would have a huge impact at large in the country itself.
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Not only are they accepting cryptos, they are also severing more customers than just Czech which is a big bonus. Sadly they don't ship to my country as I am outside the EU but good for people inside the EU. It does give me optimism that more merchants will begin accepting cryptocurrencies, mainstream adoption gets closer each and every day! ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif)
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It is positive news for the country and the users in the country. If only we can get to see more countries like this coming up with an adoption like this, it would make the whole system better. One thing that this is going to create is awareness and adoption. Once the citizens start seeing a way to utilize their coins, it would make the idea of currency stick and also give the confidence that the space is here to stay. It is a good thing and I hope there would be more improvement.
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March 08, 2018, 09:00:48 AM |
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Were not talking about big or small here,the important thing here in our community is the additive of each small or big company,agency or enterprises to be part of us,anaccepted cryptocurrencies in each areas and nations.in time if we bond them together we will noticed how greater were having because of them.sulute to Czech Republic and its people
Exactly! The OP may not see it as a big news, but for the whole community at large and the investors, it is a very good one. This kind of news give hope that there is a huge light at the end of the tunnel, and the thing is that it takes few to start and most especially the brave ones, and once others start using them as case study based on how well they are doing, the adoption at that level will start increasing and we will see more of them coming up. Great one for the people of this country and I am sure over time, it should have impact on their economy if the adoption increases, which I believe it will. perfectly right on this mate,every big thing starts at smaller pieces,we cannot complete a puzzle without even the smallest piece so this Czech republic action to support our crypto community is a start of a bigger future,if this company succeeds in this one,more company for sure will follow its path in using cryptocurrencies as mode of payments,and if they saw the advantage of having our coin as investment soon they will realize that they should have done this before.
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March 10, 2018, 06:22:57 AM |
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That's nice to know that btc along with other crypto (ethereum, litecoin etc)are still growing in your country. I have read an article about the sudden rise of btc in Czech republic. If i am not mistaken that happened as early as the start of year 2015. However, expect that your country might regulate soon or do something about the circulation of cryptos because it is now getting bigger and bigger. For now, enjoy your hassle-free purchases as you can leave your banknotes and even payment cards when traveling.
Well the shop has to pay taxes already (I have no idea how do they do it, but they have to) and only regulation coming to my minf that could be quite easily implemented is KYC. I do not find that much of a problem ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) And yes, Czech Republic is one of te biggest miners per head country ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) I am very sure since the government is aware of all the development, taxes should not be a problem. It is good to hear stuffs like this anyway. I am not sure how regulation is really done by the government here, but at the end of it all, once one of the biggest shop as you said is accepting, that would get most of the citizens who even have no idea about cryptocurrencies to get curious and want to know more. It is a good thing for the country, the citizens and the cryptocurrency community at large.
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