Quote from: ausbit on January 09, 2019, 08:56:33 AM

Quote from: asdnguyenthanhtin on June 20, 2018, 09:54:42 AM

When the government forbids cryptocurrency

In my country, the government is gradually apply internet and cryptocurrency control decrees. Previously, they banned direct Bitcoin transactions. Currently, they are banning crypto-related bank transfers. And of course, ICOS is also gradually banned .
Initially, they said they would not ban crypto and bitcoin. But now their actions show that they do not want crypto to exist.
Is their purpose not to secure crypto investors? They are trying to make it their own
They see huge profits being lost for themselves
And when the internet management program took place in my country, maybe I could not come up here to share my views like this. So sad

Its not every government that supports cryptocurrency. It is already banned in so many countries, but Im happy thats not the same for my country.

Here the government is not against Bitcoin, a lot of people are still investing in Bitcoin. I dont think there is anything you can do about this, unless you will find something like a VPN solution, something like that that can help you to continue to access crypto sites even after they apply such rules.

Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies can be regulated, but not banned. It cannot be banned in a decentralized ecosystem. Even the solution you gave with the VPN tells that!
There are many ways to be involved in the crypto. The difficult part comes when the crypto and fiat world needs to be connected in order to do the transition.