Quote from: BITSSA : BITCOIN EXCHANGE on September 26, 2018, 09:23:24 AM

Belgium has set a marvelous example. This is a milestone achievement. This will certainly enhance the scope of bitcoins as a part and parcel of the mainstream payment system. This indicates that the day is not far when Bitcoins will replace fiat currency as a conventional mode of payment. This is turning out to be true in the case of advanced economies but developing economies are still grappling with the idea of accepting Bitcoins as part of their economy. These developing economies are failing to understand the economic benefits of incorporating Bitcoins in their financial system. These economies need to understand the importance of having an easy, quick, cheap and most importantly a highly secured value storing digital currency. The only challenge with Bitcoins is that it needs to stabilize and this is where such economies are becoming suspicious of accepting Bitcoins. As far as issues like terror financing and black money laundering are concerned, such activities are anyway carried out through other channels also. So one cannot single out the use of Bitcoins for all the illegal activities taking place on the financial front.

If that's true then its a good sign that Bitcoin will be more countries that accept it. So I think it possible to other country to have atm of Bitcoin like in Belgium, because some country gradually accept the digital currency. I hope it will continue to have a good news about crypto like that because it might be a good start to know the Bitcoin all over the world and become this coin more popular.