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Quote from: Selina M on July 06, 2020, 11:19:13 AM

Well, Russia is one of the countries where-in the Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are not welcomed like the blockchain. The country wants to hit harder on cryptocurrencies and its activities by imposing strict laws and taxes. Although, the crypto geeks in Russia regardless of the laws proposed tend to carry out trade persistently.

The continuous tug of war for legality of bitcoin is very taxing for its citizen, this wavering support is giving the people a reluctant hope. The strict laws wouldn't be a thing if the legitimacy of cryptocurrency is still questionable. This is just a few cases that will be a predecessor to more albeit similar cases.

its only taxing for those who love btc but not to those who dont know if what btc's are . this is better as it gives people a small hope than no tug of war for legality of btc at all .

to some countries not just tag of war is happening but they also make it real . they accept btc and then they reject it again , thats better than no actions were takin yet . atleast people get to experienced btc even in a short manner of time .