Your Country and Cryptos

[cmarquez]

We are in a developing countries and there are needed a big measure to promote cryptocurrency since many don't know crypto and blockchain technology yet. Also there are many hackers now and scammer that is why governments are scared of crypto to secure financial institution of a community.

[sarfield]

In the country I still do not believe in crypto, they assume that crypto is dangerous and the price is not stable, they say it is not responsible if you lose money investing in crypto. It has a big risk if carelessly invest, but the crypto community in my country has a lot and grow.

[rewulil]

I live in Ukraine and I hear that the administration is great at the market of digital currencies. Additionally, I have found in the media such data that a few agents have digital forms of money and win extremely well on this. Before long in my nation there will be presidential races and how digital forms of money merchandise will create in the nation relies upon who will end up being the president.

[Trustor]

First we were allowed to convert our coins into the paper money and have money into our banks with the profits but now what has happened they have stopped these kind of exchanges and allowed only coins to coins exchange in the market only and not into the paper money so we can only trade within the money and not getting profits for our daily use
That's what's happening nowadays in my country and not sure till when they are allowing us to invest also
Government is also unpredictable like the market !

[Kracko]

In my country legalized bitcoin mining and cryptocurrency trading. Any actions with cryptocurrency are not taxed. Just need to get a license. This is what I understand as a success in digital development!

[infinity33]

Not everything is simple with crypto in my country, according to the current legislation, crypto currency can not be used as mutual settlements, accordingly, bitcoins as a means of payment are not consistent. Consequently, individuals or legal entities that use the bitcoin currency carry out operations and conduct business at their own risk and without guarantees from the state.

In my country cryptos are not supported by the government but they are not against it. Its just that the government do not encourage the people to use crypto. They actually discouraging people to invest in crypto and the reason is they are thinking of it as a scam.

[pinoyrichkids]

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 am proud to say that my country Philippines slowly adapts the concept of bitcoin and blockchain. there are certain business establishments accepts bitcoin as there payment option and of course we also have exchanger here in the philippines, which is coins.ph which is running few years ago, and more than 1 million members. So happy for that, and as far as i know majority of friends knows bitcoin and cryptocurrency.

Have a great day mate., looking forward that every country could accept bitcoin.

[rapsonic1337]

I`am from philippines, In our country it accepted the bitcoin and the ethereum that it could be uses as paying bills like electric and water bills.

[boroda074]

I myself from Ukraine and in us this topic is not very widespread here just people self-taught are interested in this and the tax want to introduce no caution...

[Kat_messy]

In my country cryptocurrency become very popular in last years within the audition of younger people between 20-40 yrs. Following the results of a research 72% ppl have heard about cryptocurrency and 17% have invested into cryptomarket.

[Kartika1]

well, my country is third world country. but theres some good crypto to fiat exchange in my country. it's tokenomy by the way.. and i think theres so many bounty hunter came from my country

[bubble pop]

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 am glad to state that my nation Philippines gradually adjusts the idea of bitcoin and blockchain. there are sure business foundations acknowledges bitcoin as there installment alternative and obviously we likewise have exchanger here in the philippines, which is coins.ph which is running couple of years back, and in excess of 1 million individuals. So glad for that, and to the extent I know greater part of companions knows bitcoin and cryptographic money.

[valter_dego]

In my country crypto is not officially allowed and not very popular. Most people only bitcoin know. On TV and radio not show program about crypto, so people know a little about blockchain technology. I think so that cryptocurrency market develop necessary give more information on TV and radio about  crypto. For this need permission from government country. I think it will be not soon.

[marcenzofing]

Bitcoin is more classified as a digital asset than a daily transaction tool like conventional money because of its less stable nature. As a digital asset alone, bitcoin spreads like a plague to the world.

[rickadone]

I saw my country as one of the biggest crypto countries out there even tho we are not a huge country.
I saw my countries name on the crypto map the other day and we were in the top 15 or so which means we are really bigger than our real economy in crypto world.

We have about 5 or so true exchanges and there are some smaller ones as well so we can exchange our coins to our fiat very easily, we used to have ATM machines as well but government decided there was no law for it (neither for it or against it tbh) so it can't be installed for now. I think we are going great so far and hope there will be some more regulations and laws so that we can become a big place for crypto world.

[gayan7788]

my country is the old year.a big team is crypto traders government is big rule crypto and bank deposit i think government is not sure crypto

[Rosilito]

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.

It is pretty tough to live in a country where crypto is banned, can't even have a decent profit while still young and don't have any permanent job yet. Well, in my country which is Philippines, crypto is widely accepted, and I've heard some news that some transaction here such as fare and so on could been in bitcoin, eth and other crypto payment mode. Though it is accepted, however, there are some restrictions regulating the use of crypto here for some instances. Maybe because there might be a trouble that could possibly happen when it is much.

[RavenousKatana]

My country has an issue with this cryptocurrency they reject it although it is not ban at all. We can still exchange the dollar in our own peso value but there is still a risk if we withdraw it. Hoping in the future it will be legalize.

[Nidhi Bhatia]

In my country crypto and bitcoin both are totally banned. I wish it will be legalize in coming years. According to me, crypto will be whole world currency after some years. Because blockchain technology is very strong and project technologies are very vast. One day, every country accept cryto.

[AshdiD22]

I think that in my country the crypt will never get accustomed to because basically people do not have money at all to risk and invest them in the crypt