Quote from: Ikay on October 06, 2018, 12:06:31 PM

Quote from: kenlyresuello08 on August 21, 2018, 06:13:27 AM

The main reason for prohibitions is very simple. Transfers in a currency different from the national one, lead to poor economic performance, including GDP (one of the main indicators). This way, it is easier to launder money or transfer funds outside the country. Neither banks nor payment processors will get their interest.
McCall Robinson a manager of Merchant Accounts, believes that most countries prohibit Bitcoin because it cannot be regulated and he said that. "Many governments do not like the very idea that there is another form of currency that they are not able to control. The supervision takes place on the Internet. Some countries consider it as danger to their society and government.

Yes governments think this a threat to them and economic burden because as you said that it will be use for launder money and transfer funds in other country and cannot be handle by their government but this thing won't let happen if the government take a look of the transactions in other country so they can monitor it and use also crypto for the growth of the country.

well, of course there are many reasons for this. this happens when governments see the negative things about cryptocurrency, and predict that it can damage their economic system. but, for now, there are still very few countries that do this, and I think that there are still very many who use this. each country has different thoughts.