Most crypto friendly countries in Europe

[Xioma]

It's a good thing. I think Europe is going to be ahead of cryptos, and Europe will be the place to use the first cash instead of cash in the world.

Interesting. I think it will be sweden but the race to adopt crypto hopefully will get more countries involved.

[1715608743]

1715608743

[1715608743]

1715608743

[1715608743]

1715608743

[1715608743]

1715608743

[1715608743]

1715608743

[Bitforking]

I think the future is in UK after the Brexit. UK would love to make itself a centre of crypto to extend its already very strong finance section in its economy.

[LeroyBro]

I think the future is in UK after the Brexit. UK would love to make itself a centre of crypto to extend its already very strong finance section in its economy.

That's a good point. I think the crypto industry is really popular in the UK as well so I wouldn't be surprised to see new startups and successful companies from there.

[skelethon]

interesting list, definitely wasn't expecting georgia but it was very informative anyway.

[HadadC]

Really interesting list, i didnt expect that. In europe generally , they have good look view to crytp world.

[mariogomer]

I like Switzerland, Estonia and Malta. I live in Turkey and no restrictions in Turkey. I feel most safe in Estonia to myself 

[ofeefee]

I think the future is in UK after the Brexit. UK would love to make itself a centre of crypto to extend its already very strong finance section in its economy.

I think you are absolutely right. UK is very open minded when talking about money. They will do anything to invite more capital. And after Brexit they will be even more open minded.

[dedmaroz]

It is interesting, that the three countries of Eastern Europe (Estonia, Slovenia and Georgia) appeared in the ranking. Two of them are former Soviet republics. I think these countries have excellent chances to attract blockchain enthusiasts and raise the economy of their country. I think other countries will follow their example.

[LancelotRay]

You should not rush with such assertions. Since any country, at any time, can change its attitude to crypto currencies.

They can but I don't think a country is very likely to go 180 on their crypto views. Sure, China has flip flopped a lot in the past but my point is, I don't think a government will go from encouraging crypto startups and providing incentives to banning them or something like that.

Yes totally agree, I think state is assessing its potential and when it has some kind of politics it is more or less constant.

But on the other hand, as some people have said, it just doesn't make sense to not want to be involved in the crypto scene altogether by some governments.

There is potential and profit to be made in there, but they don't seem to want to get invovled.

[skelethon]

I like Switzerland, Estonia and Malta. I live in Turkey and no restrictions in Turkey. I feel most safe in Estonia to myself 

Estonia is definitely super interesting. I'd love to become their e-resident in the future.

[BeruchN]

I think the future is in UK after the Brexit. UK would love to make itself a centre of crypto to extend its already very strong finance section in its economy.

I think you are absolutely right. UK is very open minded when talking about money. They will do anything to invite more capital. And after Brexit they will be even more open minded.

I think it'll be a toss up between UK and Sweden in terms of who will adopt crypto first as an actual currency.

Though what's important is that other countries follow suit of course.

[sunX3]

I think more or less, with some exceptions, most countries in Europe tend to be very pro-crypto.

It's just Asia (china, sk) that keeps trying to ban them.

[pro2017]

Estonia and I think Malta. I heard that binance was going to move to Malta.

[manlyxman]

Estonia and I think Malta. I heard that binance was going to move to Malta.

if that's the case i think malta will definitely be one of the most crypto-friendly countries these years then.

[LeroyBro]

Hope to see more big crypto startups from Georgia like BitFury and AMBT. Really shows potential and I think it's an underestimated country in crypto world.

[AlekSandRAx]

I can confirm that Slovenia is as the article claims, very crypto-friendly.
Here are some of the most successful projects from SLovenia: Iconomi (ICN), Viberate (VIB), Cofound.it (CFI), Quantum (QAU), SunContract (SNC), InsurePal (IPL), Hive Project (HVN), SportyCo (SPF), MedicoHealth (MHP).

[alani123]

I think that Cyprus might be it. They have been home to forex and binary option websites for about a decade now. They don't publish data of those companies! It's alsi very attractive due to taxes. Regulations on bitcoin could be liberal enough to attract crypto companies as well.

[caisa88]

I've heard that France wants to be the new Switzerland for ICO's and wants to be home for the new ICO's - so it should probably be on this list also.

[Olatunjex]

Yes i agree with you Germany to me is a friendly crypto country,  japan too is a crypto friendly country but nonetheless they still some uncertainty about how it wil be regulated in all this countries.

[maryhansenn]

I am pretty amazed to find out that Estonia is so much crypto friendly. I live in Europe and I didn't know this