Where's our country, I can't see it. This world map is not very detailed, so disappointing 
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Anyway, the result of the statistic was not bad at all. The countries where btc is restricted and illegal are only few compare to the total number of countries, they only belong to the 7% (almost) which is really a great news. Actually, my expectation is worse that but didn't happen so let's cheers
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Alam ko rin naman na majority belong to the "no info" group so huwag tayo pakampante masyado because negative tendencies are still there. I just hope na ang maging perspective nila about btc (and crypto as a whole) ay maganda.
. What do you think?
. Anyway, the result of the statistic was not bad at all. The countries where btc is restricted and illegal are only few compare to the total number of countries, they only belong to the 7% (almost) which is really a great news. Actually, my expectation is worse that but didn't happen so let's cheers
. Alam ko rin naman na majority belong to the "no info" group so huwag tayo pakampante masyado because negative tendencies are still there. I just hope na ang maging perspective nila about btc (and crypto as a whole) ay maganda.
Hindi kasalanan ng bitcoin na bumaba ang value ng currency ng kanilang bansa. Kasalanan iyon ng gobyerno nila mismo. Dahil sa korupsyon at maling pamamalakad kaya sila lalong nalulugmok. Tinuturo na lang nila ang bitcoin dahil ayaw nilang aminin pagkakamali nila. Pinapahirapan lang nila lalo yung mga mahihirap sa bansa nila.
Oops, parang sapul ata ang mismong bansa natin dyan sa sinabi mo . What do you think?