Quote from: Cajulasa on November 18, 2017, 10:33:20 AM

Quote from: buwaytress on November 18, 2017, 09:58:30 AM

There's definitely something brewing on the horizon for the EU, and as with all the past moves on financial regulation, this has started with somewhat low-key informal discussions with industry leaders. This is what happened a month ago in Brussels when some EU ministers and the ECB met behind closed doors with a coupld of blockchain firms and even a Chinese miner. Central theme to the meeting? Cryptocurrency regulation.

The blueprint's already there to be honest. Meanwhile Finma in Switzerland's almost in the final phases up its first investigation into ICOs. 2018's going to be a very revealing year for European governments and central banks.

If EU can legalize bitcoin like the Japan, that is good boost for BTC.

EU can't legalise bitcoin,it is too divided at the moment
they can't make decisions on the more pressing matters,like immigrants,for example
each and every country is trying to get some sort of a deal to get rid of as many as they can
some countries like Poland have mass protests against immigrants
so how do you expect EU to be unanimous on such a sensitive matter as finances and regulating bitcoins
hell some of the EU countries have their own currencies still (Sweden,Denmark,UK),I see no legalisation of bitcoins in EU
maybe in a couple of EU countries,yes but not EU as a whole