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I think yes, there are more store now open to accept crypto, but its not a significant improvement for btc, but at least the growth is not stagnant, now the acceptance is rely on the government, if the government agree to adopt I think the acceptance will be really fast

I think no reason why government shouldn't agree to adopt crypto.
More money and transactions means more taxes and more taxes means more for them

I think governments will only have an interest and have more funds if she can taxe bitcoin! If bitcoin is not taxable then we should expect governments to lose interest in it and instead of adoption, she will keep fighting it. When governments use bitcoin as a store of value that is when we would see it going into the mainstream and it really values come out.

Tax bitcoin? What do you really mean and how can Bitcoin be taxed by the government. I think if am not mistaking tax Bitcoin business related and income via bitcoin and if that is what you meant then you should know that it is already happening in some developed country of the world and is high time other developing countries join so the they can benefit by way of increasing there revenue and am sure that will create more awareness and adoption of bitcoin.

In fact, in Croatia, the tax service has already defined a way to tax the profits from crypto trade.
Of course, we have to pay taxes when we exchange crypto to fiat, not before.
If we can prove that we have kept crypto for at least 2 years in our wallet, we do not pay any taxes Grin