Your Country and Cryptos

[leow]

Many countries behave almost identically in relation to cryptocurrencies. First, they try to ban, then they try to regulate, and as a result they create their own national cryptocurrencies. As for me, this is just a news throw, which they do to manipulate the market. Yet understand that cryptocurrency is no longer the future, but the present! And this technology every day is increasingly being implemented in various fields of activity. So we're on the right track!

[Cacingkemi]

Many countries behave almost identically in relation to cryptocurrencies. First, they try to ban, then they try to regulate, and as a result they create their own national cryptocurrencies. As for me, this is just a news throw, which they do to manipulate the market. Yet understand that cryptocurrency is no longer the future, but the present! And this technology every day is increasingly being implemented in various fields of activity. So we're on the right track!

Actually the state wants to regulate our movement,firstly forbid then regulate.I think such news wants to inhibit the crypto movement that the year the demand is getting higher,the result of the successful movement of the affected crypto currencies so as to make the market value decline.

[sserge009]

My country has not yet made any decision about the future of crypto. They come up with one draft law after another, but no decision has been taken yet. The only thing that is known for certain that mining is equated to entrepreneurial activity.

[kipozer]

In the country in which I live today, to my great regret, they are very negative about crypto-currencies, you probably need to change something in your life, because many people say if you want to change the world, then you need to start with yourself, probably it's time to move

[pacho08]

In phillipines, Bitcoin and other cryptos are considered as a commodity, a stock, or any kind of currency. Instead, these things are considered as private money in a way that’s similar to foreign currency. Here, Bitcoin/crypto trades are not taxed, and your capital gains on BTC are tax exempted under the light of this phillipines rule.

[hannahB4]

Generally in my country it is refer to as Bitcoin, though it is being popularize by social media because as a person the first time I heard about it is on one of our radio station. I am from Nigeria and it has been quite popular over here ranging from investing into bitcoin and trading bitcoin.

[Xioma]

Though the crypto culture is definitely strong here, there are only a select few companies that dwell into crypto I think. A lot of people simply don't know enough about it.

[colenax]

I think, most of the development of crypto and bitcoin in europe countries is not as difficult as asia. yes, i am from asia. and that is very troublesome for us, especially if my country plans to ban bitcoin development. but I am not worried and will always trade crypto.

[mariaozawa]

it seems that in my country, not too many people hear and besides I see there is still no great development of the crypto currency in my country.
what about the country where you live?

[genset88]

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.

The virtual currency as well as the Crypto market in my country have many people welcome and participate but besides the government in my country do not like the virtual currency influences the domestic market, and now Now the government is banned.

[rockstarr]

In my country all cryptos are still considered Bitcoins, few people however know the difference and make an effort to tell others about alts. The regulations are however not very clear as the government only issue warnings but hasn't taken a firm step to ban crypto.

Not all countries accepting crypto currency even though it's volatility itself. It gives the situation of being a low profile country that makes them to recognize their own. It is nice for them to have crypto currency because it is a kind of business especially in earning extra income.

[indrakusumaindra]

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.

i think its not really big in indonesia. In indonesia they banning of the use of bitcoin and hunt people who uses it for transaction. but we still able to doing trading here. I hope there will be good development of the use of cryptocurrency in my country

[coinbergh]

There are so many uninformed people on cryptocurrency in my country. Actually, I guess they are afraid of investing to cryptocurencies.

Also there are ministers and politicians have no idea about the cryptocurrency world. They think, it's a bad investment and crypto revolution will be fail.

[bitcoinmasterlord]

There are so many uninformed people on cryptocurrency in my country. Actually, I guess they are afraid of investing to cryptocurencies.

Also there are ministers and politicians have no idea about the cryptocurrency world. They think, it's a bad investment and crypto revolution will be fail.

Of course, daily media people show bad news regarding Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, people get afraid to invest in cryptocurrencies.

Don't say ministers and politicians are not invested in this cryptocurrency. they will not use there identity but with others identity, I think all ministers and politicians are invested in cryptocurrency.

and I think they are the owners of some exchanges in our country I have doubt because to run exchanges we need big money, apart from a big businessmans only ministers and politicians can afford what you say.

[ocid]

Many countries behave almost identically in relation to cryptocurrencies. First, they try to ban, then they try to regulate, and as a result they create their own national cryptocurrencies. As for me, this is just a news throw, which they do to manipulate the market. Yet understand that cryptocurrency is no longer the future, but the present! And this technology every day is increasingly being implemented in various fields of activity. So we're on the right track!

Actually the state wants to regulate our movement,firstly forbid then regulate.I think such news wants to inhibit the crypto movement that the year the demand is getting higher,the result of the successful movement of the affected crypto currencies so as to make the market value decline.

I agree with your opinion, the existence of cryptocurrency is already recognized by all countries but most countries can not formalize its existence because cryptocurrency can easily be misused by people who commit crime. therefore, all countries want to take a role in this digital currency technology by creating a special rule for its users.

[ntodntodan69]

my country is not as good as your very advanced country in bitcoin or other crypto currency, my country can not be bitcoin country. bitcoin users very little in this country, bitcoin news is very taboo. only some people can succeed with bitcoin

[Chuokie]

As for the moment, we don't have official coin and supported by our own  country, but the good news is our government is open for crypto, as for now they are looking for some ways so that banks can also work with their bank member that are crypto traders

[bvg96634]

in my county they are try to ban the cryptocurrency but that may happen or not let's see i think it will never happen. here is no any direct local token exchangers. so i need to convert it into bitcoin then i need to take it out. as local currency.

[Milamol]

Basically in my country people knows about bitcoin. Such words as blockchain, ICO, token, few are familiar. The news sometimes speaks of some attempts by the government to work with the crypto industry.
I am from Eastern Europe and my government echoes in the West)

[aalborg]

I wish to be in country where cryptos are widely spread and used without minimum limits. In my country there are some positive steps for changing attitude. But it is still hardly accepted.