Quote from: raiderosik on April 09, 2018, 02:09:30 PM

I wont agree with you.

For now there is only 2 options for goverments, they can fight against crypto, and they can take profit from it.
Most of the thinking pcountries will do the gate number 2 like russia( simple 13% tax of crypto earning) So in my opinion they will accept it sooner or later.

No Asian Country Would Agree With You, As It Is Banned In Almost All of Asia (India, Bangladesh, Nepal, Korea, China, . It Violates The Forex Act, In Many Countries And Threatens The Government. As BTC is Being Used In Many Illegal Activities.
Indian Government Has Already Banned It And Named It AN Illegal Tender And Froze All Exchanges. Noone Can Sell Or Buy Bitcoins. Those Having BTC In Indian Exchanges Have Their BTC Stuck Forever. As Banks Oppose It Too.

Marchin, a senator from west Virginias, recently wrote a letter to the treasury department and Congress asking for a complete ban on Bitcoin use in the country. Senator Marchin is not alone. Another high-level politician from New York has also demanded a Bitcoin ban in the US.

I Don't See The Bans Ever Being Lifted.