Gibraltar Supports cryptocurrency.

[cryptoaddictchie]

Hoping that some countries see crypto as wide array of investment opportunity as Gibraltar reiterating support to ICOs but with market driven approach and definite regulations which doesn't affect any national orders.

Clearly speaking that this country is open minded for regulations that related to cryptocurrency which is good since not all are blindly affected by marketing FUD all around the world just to see this industry fall. But I think this will not be easy. This is just the start and Gibraltar did the first move.

[ilnick]

There are many offshore zones. Of course such countries will work with crypto, if it is profitable. It is much better that the developed countries recognize the integration of crypto-currencies.

[kotwica666]

Hoping that some countries see crypto as wide array of investment opportunity as Gibraltar reiterating support to ICOs but with market driven approach and definite regulations which doesn't affect any national orders.

Clearly speaking that this country is open minded for regulations that related to cryptocurrency which is good since not all are blindly affected by marketing FUD all around the world just to see this industry fall. But I think this will not be easy. This is just the start and Gibraltar did the first move.

Gibraltar is not the only country with positive politic to cryptocurrency. Recently Venezuela introduced its own cryptocurrency, the Marshall Islands are in the process of creating it, and the Russian court ordered to banks, unblock accounts that traded cryptocurrency.

[RafaelaFernandes]

Gibraltar has to be friendly to the new trends...They got just a single rock over there, pardon my ignorance

[slaman29]

They and Malta have been very positive towards blockchain and crypto for several years now, what we are seeing today is the result of many years of legislation. They're trying to diversify as they don't have big economies. All the better for us. Waiting myself to see how this new Gibraltar Blockchain Exchange will work. Will everyone move there to invest where it is safe and regulated by EU?

[kolesozw]

Hoping that some countries see crypto as wide array of investment opportunity as Gibraltar reiterating support to ICOs but with market driven approach and definite regulations which doesn't affect any national orders.

Clearly speaking that this country is open minded for regulations that related to cryptocurrency which is good since not all are blindly affected by marketing FUD all around the world just to see this industry fall. But I think this will not be easy. This is just the start and Gibraltar did the first move.

Interesting, this could open the EU road to ICO and crypto regulations. I think EU authorities are experimenting in Gibraltar and if they are satisfied and people don't mind, they will extend the regulation across the whole EU. We will need to follow this closely if don't want to end uo f*ked.

[xenomorphe1]

Some don't like cryptos. They want to be able to control the money.
https://www.theguardian.com/business/2018/mar/02/bitcoin-faces-regulatory-crackdown-bank-england-warns

[3DBrushes]

Gibraltar is a small territory so this news won't affect cryptocurrencies in a positive way on the whole world. By accepting cryptocurrencies and inviting new business related to them, Gibraltar can make money by imposing taxes on them. Many ICOs are also from Gibraltar like wepower etc

[renes]

I think they all support the blockchain technology, but ico, investing in coins is very different issue and might hurt both investors and governments so they want to regulate it. As everyone can see, no one talks negative about blockchain technology.

[surfinonmyownwavebaby]

Is it me or are these tiny island nations figuring it out before the rest of the world? Reason I think this is ongoing is because of word of mouth. They realize the power behind Bitcoin and because these islands are so small, they don't need much time for everybody to get educate. The key to Bitcoin spreading is the awareness and education we give to those who aren't involved. I got great information when beginning out, and I want to pass that on down to the next market participants.

[Vit83]

Offshores loves any money and all thing that can make them money on commissions) This is a very good place for reach peoples not to pay taxes)

[icoprofits]

Most of the developed economy is slowly adapting to cryptocurrencies legalities now Gibraltar Russia Singapore Japan Korea Malaysia Venezuela many countries in the list in positive development in legalising cryptocurrencies

[qazgroup]

It is just the start and very good to see countries starting accepting cryptocurrencies, soon we will see the acceptance of cryptocurrencies by big government authorities like taxation and administration all around the world.

[JoshuaBlack1]

The first of many! Once contries realise how much money the my can bring into their economy they will be fighting over the service of the crypto market. Game theory will kick in

[akitha]

Even if its a small country, they re supporting crypto currency, as they know what crypto can do.

[makuny]

Nice. But we need more and more.
Then the next race will start. 

Don't forget to sell then in the right moment

[AmiranAbdul]

Hoping that some countries see crypto as wide array of investment opportunity as Gibraltar reiterating support to ICOs but with market driven approach and definite regulations which doesn't affect any national orders.

Clearly speaking that this country is open minded for regulations that related to cryptocurrency which is good since not all are blindly affected by marketing FUD all around the world just to see this industry fall. But I think this will not be easy. This is just the start and Gibraltar did the first move.

And most importantly note that basically this is either a very small country in terms of or slightly developed in the economy. And this is what it says, it is right to attract investors and develop the country. This is certainly not bad, but what to do with the national currency and how to provide it all to the public.

[czhen]

not just the gibraltar should the state state that forbid cryptocurriency should learn from Japan
they embrace technology by providing high protection to their citizens who use digital currency to transact. Thus Japanese citizens have protection from the free market of digital currency. Maybe, the way that Japan can be imitated. Therefore, the possibility of the state will not be able to limit the development of blockchain until the future.

[alyssa85]

Gibraltar runs a lot of online gambling sites, and many of those sites are interested in enabling bitcoin and other cryptocurencies - from their point of view it's safer than credit cards. So it makes sense that Gibraltar would legalise crypto, so their online casinos can easily bank and sell coins.

[torai]

Hoping that some countries see crypto as wide array of investment opportunity as Gibraltar reiterating support to ICOs but with market driven approach and definite regulations which doesn't affect any national orders.

Clearly speaking that this country is open minded for regulations that related to cryptocurrency which is good since not all are blindly affected by marketing FUD all around the world just to see this industry fall. But I think this will not be easy. This is just the start and Gibraltar did the first move.

 So those who participated in ICO of https://gbx.gi and are hodlers of tokens RKT can be confident in the future And who doesn't  have the tokens will be able to buy them on exchange QRYPTOS