Most bitcoin friendly countries, list in the making!

[CryptoPanda]

I'll try to make a list of the most friendly to bitcoin countries, ranked by friendlyness


1. Singapore (they basically said using or not bitcoin is a business decision and the business should take it, not the goverment)
2. Germany (.....

please post which one you think should be next and briefly explain why

[Wipeout2097]

Portugal with an hangover of having and losing an "empire", and now being a small vassal of vassals, doesn't take decisive and unilateral action on international matters for decades. Since there's no agreement, Bitcoin is for now free and unregulated.

I will declare and pay taxes on BTC after converted to Euros, until then I'm free to do whatever I want. otoh, acceptance of BTC on businesses is very low (I'm even including usage of Bitpay), despite the Lamassu BTC kiosk being made here.

[anonuser777]

Switzerland of course.

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-12-16/swiss-propose-treating-bitcoin-any-other-foreign-currency

[Lauda]

Finland?
http://www.coindesk.com/bitcoin-classified-commodity-finland-central-bank/

[stompix]

There is another thread that covers this:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=264330.0

There is more info on that so how about you add info  on it , rather than creating another one.

[Lauda]

A list should be kept and updated, although you have this: http://bitlegal.net/ .

[hjbuell]

My list: http://www.financegirl.co.uk/8-ways-to-spend-bitcoins/

[BADecker]

When Liechtenstein and Luxembourg take official note of Bitcoin, if that note is positive, you will know with certainty that Bitcoin is here to stay.

[Lauda]

When Liechtenstein and Luxembourg take official note of Bitcoin, if that note is positive, you will know with certainty that Bitcoin is here to stay.

I can't take your word on that. Although I really hope that they take a positive stance towards it.

[Bitcoin-Monster]

Singapore! Beware of the possible double tax though...