Quote from: isaac_clarke22 on February 01, 2018, 02:07:29 PM

Quote from: LeGaulois on February 01, 2018, 11:43:33 AM

Most of the governments? Excuse me but so far we see only a few countries (maybe 3-4 or 5) thinking not to ban cryptocurrencies but to regulate.
China has stopped ICO and not Bitcoin: yes and I think it's good, honestly, most ICOs are crappy. So in the end, it helps cryptocurrencies to not get the cryptos tarnished by a bad reputation

Yeah. It is a bit exaggeration to say that Bitcoin is being opposed by every authority or government entity. It is just normal for governments to react to this kind of phenomenon that cryptos can be a scam in terms of ICOs needing a really large capital for their operation but would just end up a dead silence in the end. Let's put in a way that government are just polishing the cryptos and removing those possible threats to investors. In fact that they're even welcoming the cryptos even more because they have time to regulate it where they could just ban it in a single declaration in the papers and it will be the end of all for that country. Don't jump to that conclusion that much. It doesn't prove anything useful and it will just make things worse. Instead of spending your time preparing for the possible ban of cryptos in your country by using VPN and all sorts of IP-Masking software to make yourself anonymous in the network then why not just simply become the part of promoting of Bitcoin to prove them wrong. Use alternative social sites that isn't widely connected to Facebook, as for the recent ban of cryptos, then say your words and your points out there. Being more aggressive against someone with higher authority is more likely to make the situation worse.

We are the 5% Let convince the 90%. Fuck the 1%