Quote from: gundala on February 06, 2020, 10:06:44 PM

Each government has their respective considerations in responding to the development of cryptocurrency. As good citizens, we must follow these rules. Well, before we have to learn well about the status of bitcoin (cryptocurrency) in our respective countries, there are some that fully forbid and some that only for certain sides, for example, may only be used as an investment or commodity trade, and restrictions given usually associated with payment systems. So, even though it is not regulated, it is permissible to trade and invest, and the exchanges available in my country are officially registered at the ministry that deals with trade.
So do not generalize and overdo it, it must be studied more deeply because bitcoin has also been well received in most countries even with high-risk status.

Indeed, there are still countries that are regulating cryptocurrencies for some reasons, maybe one of them and the common one is that they are thinking that cryptocurrency is a scam which is definitely not, we can say that there are scammers out there, actually, there are too many of them but the cryptocurrency itself is not. Some projects are scam but you can actually avoid them yourself by studying some important information you need before supporting that particular project. In addition, they cannot collect some taxes to the users because we all know that cryptocurrency is decentralized they do not know who are the organization or group of people running it.

Quote from: maydna on February 07, 2020, 07:29:16 AM

Quote from: malikg18 on February 05, 2020, 03:37:25 PM

Dear Community in 2020 How many chances of Bitcoins Regularization in Different Countries.
Bitcoin Has now more than 10 Years old. But in most of the countries it is still illegal.Due to Government Behaviour most
Exchanges and Projects are not allowing people to participate in the said Projects.Even Running Exchanges are Banning The people and not Returning Funds.We should start the campaign in favour Of Bitcoin.

If the government prohibited people from participating in the projects, people could still register in the exchanges, and they can still trade in those exchanges. When people are buying bitcoin or altcoin in many places, including in the exchanges, they can avoid the government, and the government itself doesn't know what their people do with their money. The government will know if there is a transfer from the exchanges to the bank account, but we have another way to transfer the funds to our bank account. I think it's a matter of time before the government will approve cryptocurrency, especially bitcoin to their country so people will be free to use crypto.

Definitely, there are still people who can buy even if the transaction in their country is prohibited, there are some ways to buy some tokens, they can change their IP addresses by using some VPN and to change also their location. No one can stop people what they especially when they really want to earn money and get involved with cryptocurrency.