Your Country and Cryptos

[richaerich]

I'm curious, how big are cryptos in your country? Are they still collectively referred to as bitcoin, or do news reports and local media actually dive into their merit and the difference between coins, projects, companies etc. I'm from Canada and most of the current news is wavering between reports of malware installing mining agents and the Canadian Security Exchange cracking down on ICO sales.

cryptos is quite famous in my country, because my country is not saying cryptocurrencies is a illegal, they're only saying the only currency in the country is Rupiah,  but not illegalized cryptocurrencies in our country.

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[efeyigit39]

digital currencies have not yet been recognized by some governments. There are still problems with this digital currency in my own country, but the number of bitcoin investors will increase when the problems begin to diminish.

[adarwis]

Crypto currency in my country received less attention from the central government, and few people know what it is crypto currency. Even in my country there is no legal body regulating the crypto currency issue, so if your Bitcoin is lost in my country and you report to the local police, then they will not arrest the perpetrator, because there is no criminal regulating problem of crypto currency

[alarsincoin]

In my country will not going to legalize crypto. Its not forbidden to mining, but forbidden use crypto as a money-alternative. So all difficult in my country with it.

[artur2403]

I live in Russia. The politicians just want to prohibit everything that they can't control.  This also applies to the situation concerning the cryptocurrency. Russian government wants to make more and more taxes for miners and investors. I'm sure my country never legalize crypto.

[xPASTELx]

Th government has clearly stated that Cryptocurrency is not legalized her, the central bank has been vocal about it too, but still there are still crypto dealers here and there, most of them small scale dealers.

[Jaybitcoin2018]

Well, i can say that cryptocurrency in my country today are getting bigger and brigther in the future which they are supported by most politician who made its own coin in the development of cryptocurrency. Although it was not stated as a legal currency to put some investment between fiat but it was closely monitor by criminal justice for being abused by many scammers and fake agencies which are not tolerated in justice system.

[Kracko]

I live in Russia. The politicians just want to prohibit everything that they can't control.  This also applies to the situation concerning the cryptocurrency. Russian government wants to make more and more taxes for miners and investors. I'm sure my country never legalize crypto.

Something is sure to come up with these people to tear off taxes. They're not stupid, they see how much money to go past the cash register. Just there are not enough smart people who would have formed the correct concept of what is cryptocurrency.Need only time 

[cadoso876]

I think the government's attitude is very influential on the growth of cryptocurrency in the country. Unfortunately I am in a country that is still in a gray area against crypto and its derivative technology.

[annawill3]

The crypto money world is having lively days. At the moment our country has not legalized it, but it will certainly regulate it in the future. The crypt will know all yesterday in the future.

[kettyhanna78]

is the Philippines most prominent local gateway to buying bitcoin. Although a bit higher than regular exchanges, the tradeoff is I can load my Coins.ph 3 wallet by converting my fiat via 711 stores and buy bitcoin from coins.ph using their mobile app.

[quista]

I live in Russia. Engaged in mining for more than a year, trading on exchanges, investing in some ICO. Our government is trying to protect people from cryptocurrencies in news channels. Introduced a tax on mining and obliged miners to register as a private entrepreneur.

[chickenfacts]

I live in Russia. Engaged in mining for more than a year, trading on exchanges, investing in some ICO. Our government is trying to protect people from cryptocurrencies in news channels. Introduced a tax on mining and obliged miners to register as a private entrepreneur.

I thought Russia prohibited the cryptocurrency market cause there are so many big banks there.

[Redbulle]

Many countries trying to control crypto, get tax,... and these actions show that crypto is important and is a real industry. There are no regulations or whatsoever for people trading crypto. But legit locak exchanges pay taxes according to their revenues.. I think its overall good.

[belalangsembah]

In my country ICO's are legal and Cryptos as well. But sometimes our government are giving awareness about investing ICO's they are not restricting any ICO's but they are fully aware that there alot of scam company so better choose wisely before investing money.

In my country, I can not say that cryptos is illegal here but the government just shut their mouths about the problem of making it legal. That is the reason why there are no shops or food chains here that accept cryptos as payment. I still hope it will happen soon. And lucky you are in a country where cryptocurrency has been recognized and done something to secure the welfare of cryptos and its holders

[martabaktelor]

My country are prohibiting the use of crypto for any transaction but they have not make any legal regulations. So I guess its better government do that way because many people has good life by doing crypto.

[dothihanh1811]

is the Philippines most prominent local gateway to buying bitcoin. Although a bit higher than regular exchanges, the tradeoff is I can load my Coins.ph 3 wallet by converting my fiat via 711 stores and buy bitcoin from coins.ph using their mobile app.

[love.prettygirlc3]

In my country Bitcoin are prohibited but none of legal regulations has been announced. But there are so many investors and trader in my country, even there is a lot of exchanges.

[feverpitch]

I'm curious, how big are cryptos in your country? Are they still collectively referred to as bitcoin, or do news reports and local media actually dive into their merit and the difference between coins, projects, companies etc. I'm from Canada and most of the current news is wavering between reports of malware installing mining agents and the Canadian Security Exchange cracking down on ICO sales.

Oh, I have so many friends which are involved in the cryptocurrencies, I know some traders, holders, investors, bounty hunters, ICO research guys, advisors, lol. Every third here are into it.

[Nikolya]

In my country, the attitude to crypto-currencies has not yet been fully determined at the legislative level.