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It always amazed me how double the standard is. For example, China is the largest mining center for Bitcoin, but at the same time they want to prohibit the use of cryptocurrency via Wechat. Isn't that weird?

This is all due to the combination of traditional views on life and the desire to be ahead of other countries in modern technology. I dont know how their restrictions actually work, but there is a chance that more users from there will start using other social networks, telegram maybe, and not just Wechat, which is still the most popular there.

Now there is already a whole social network taklimakan for those who are interested in cryptocurrency and trade. Maybe a little while about its been heard, but as an option, go immediately to communicate there with people from anywhere in the world. It is very strange to limit people when there is a tendency towards globalization and tokenisation of society.

So far, not all countries are ready to admit the obvious things that blockchain technology will be everywhere. Sometimes it is from a lack of understanding of processes, sometimes from a desire to control everything. But for me, cryptocurrency is a way to make people equal

Even the leading universities in Britain and Canada open courses on blockchain technology training. And here people are blocked from communicating and engaging in such an interesting business as trading. Not too nice.