Your Country and Cryptos

[zedaq]

I am sure that we can now learn without questions from people how the integration of blockchain projects in different countries of the world is going on, in order to control and create clear schemes for justice.

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[jan.nicolas]

The countries are now in a very difficult situation because now there are a lot of other problems in the world that require attention, but there are still countries that are very positive about the crypto-currencies.

[Isiaka208]

My country is very much in support of cryptos even though the adoption hasnt well absorbed into our payment system. The citizens however, have started using some altcoins to trade in some little ways although to promote the altcoin in particular.

[kurlllviss77]

My country is big enough. Cryptocurrencies are not banned yet, but the government plans to pass laws against it. I hope that won't happen.

[Chamaplal123]

My country trying to ban cryptos. Already stop fiat currency to exchange. So the volume on exchanges reduced.so very bad days for cryptos. No way to come for new customers.

[khalifa25]

I think compared to other countries, our country is neutral in cryptocurrency. The government does not encourage it as an investment alternative but they do not illegalize it also. They just want to remind the crypto user to be more concern on the type of crypto investment that they get involved with.

[jefcasidy]

My country is not yet saying anything about cryptos, so I will say they are some how supporting crypto currency because the government have not place any ban or regulation on the use of crypto currency

[joanamaybe]

Many countries trying to control crypto, get tax,... and these actions show that crypto is important and is a real industry. My country is not banning but start to build some law about crypto, this move showing that crypto will be very important to life.

[albertvahitov]

In my country I see businesses that accept bitcoin as payment and are also implementing programs about bitcoin currency, investing, trading and how to earn bitcoin. I Think 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.

[Zeniex]

Zeniex is a Crypto exchange based in Seoul, South Korea
So I assume you guys have an idea how big is Crypto here
Our platform: https://www.zeniex.com

South Korea definitely IS a crypto nation.
Last autumn, financial regulator in South Korea has outlawed initial coin offerings prohibiting all domestic companies and startups from participation in those. Despite the existing regulation, there are still lots of Korean projects out there. Some of them have already completed their ICOs others are still running token sales and pre sales. Way more are preparing to the founding rounds.
It is not that easy to search for Korean ICOs aside from checking every single team one by one. All because the industry found a way to bypass regulations by registering their tokens in other jurisdictions.

if you are curious about projects run by Korean teams here is the thread with the list that I update regularly: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4558615.0



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More about Zeniex and the latest news and updates: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4391329.msg39111069#msg39111069

Zeniex - Promoting sound crypto investment environment

[flysohigh.noshy]

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.

[pekavcilar01]

- The crypto market is very popular in my country. But some ICO projects are accepted in my country.
- Many people in my country are dealing with the crypto market.
- The crypto money world has to be legal in the whole country.

[Biet12]

my country is very much that talk about crypto, and coin others, so many who have invested to succeed, and some who do not know what is the asset in gital, but if you already know then directly join .

[lettypace]

In my country with the crypt everything is pretty sad. The government decided to take measures only on taxation, but did not develop a legislative base in relation to the crypt as a whole.

[stronggirl306]

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.

[Uyekyi]

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.

[metazort]

in my country its own crypto already popular enough and it becomes a conversation. but for transactions using crypto has still not be done due to government policies and consideration of the Government, other than it does the community have not yet quite capable to receive da some areas still hadn't quite capable in terms of internet network.

[regexlove]

In my country there is absolutely no settlement of the issue with the crypto currency, and officials are very good at this 

[Superturacoin]

In my country there is absolutely no settlement of the issue with the crypto currency, and officials are very good at this 

In my country crypto is already known by individuals here and they talk a lot on it by having conversation for the status in the market , officials are not having issues because they believe it also lead us to fulfillment for individuals.

[msadikot53]

Things are looking bad for crypto currencies in India. RBI, that is the federal bank in India, issued a circular asking banks and other financial institutions to stop doing business or providing financial services to those dealing in crypto currencies. In a statement on April 5, the RBI had said virtual currencies, also referred to as crypto currencies and crypto assets, raise concerns of consumer protection, market integrity and money laundering, among others.

The move came after it was observed that the several companies had started dealing in over thousands of digital currencies which, the government and the RBI claim, had no intrinsic value - therefore leaving the investors at risk. The RBI's move was an attempt to ring-fence regulated entities from the risks associated with crypto currencies.  Since December 2013, the RBI had issued four warnings against bitcoin and other crypto-currencies.

The Supreme Court is scheduled to hear the petition against the RBI circular on July 20 but had agreed for an early hearing on a separate petition filed by Internet and Mobile Association of India (IAMAI), which considers the crypto currency exchanges as its members.

Besides, the Central government is already in process of formulating a law to regulate digital currency business in India. So all in all, it is looking very grim for now.