Quote from: muhhentuhhen on June 23, 2019, 06:53:01 PM

Quote from: zidanw on June 21, 2019, 02:15:12 PM

Quote from: carodupuis on June 21, 2019, 08:22:59 AM

Quote from: costanos02 on June 19, 2019, 03:41:08 AM

Here are the list of top bitcoin friendly countries,
1.) Malta
2.) Bermuda
3.) Switzerland
4.) Gibraltar
5.) Slovenia
6.) Singapore
7.) Estonia
8.) Georgia
9.) Belarus
10.) Hong Kong
11.) Japan
12.) Germany

Visit link for details, and know the reasons behind
https://99bitcoins.com/bitcoin-friendly-countries/

The countries you have stated here is few compared to what I saw someone post in this forum, sourced from Wikipedia. There are already lots of countries that have declared Bitcoin as legal, and a few of them that are unsure about where they are going with Bitcoin, and those that have declared it as illegal are just a few countries. If you check Wikipedia you will see the countries where Bitcoin is illegal marked with red and the places where they legal marked with green, then the rest that has no rules are marked with Grey. The list is being updated as well.

it's true and my hope is also in my country, of course, the Indonesian government is getting more friendly and supports bitcoin and other crypto, because I am sure that someday if technology is more advanced then many bitcoin and other crypto will be used by many countries to pay and other -other

I do not see the United States on the list. This is the country, where the majority of Bitcoin and crypto holders live. Only statistically, over 12 % of the USA residents hold cryptocurrencies. And they manage to make money on it.

U.S, we are not talking about countries with crypto friendly citizens, the OP is talking about countries that their government is friendly with cryptocurrency and United State is the worst to mention here. If it was possible for United State to declare Satoshi wanted, I am sure they would have done so for the hatred that they have for cryptocurrency, the same way India hates crypto too.

The only thing that is just stopping United State from having any authority over cryptocurrency is because it has become a global thing, and also because the cryptocurrency, most especially Bitcoin has a technology that can never be controlled, stopped or damaged by any third party.