Quote from: Vaskiy on June 02, 2022, 10:52:49 PM

Quote from: Rigon on June 02, 2022, 09:56:40 PM

Yes, of course he is the first country in the world to accept Bitcoin and set up multiple ATMs at once.His plan has surprised the whole world. Bitcoin will become the lifeblood of every country if there is a government like his in every country.Bitcoin transactions will increase and the popularity of Bitcoin will increase.El Salvador ranks first in legal tender worldwide for maximum use of Bitcoin.

Vietnam records the maximum usage of bitcoin against other countries, as people prioritise as an investment. Apart from Vietnam it is Venezuela, Argentina, Brazil, Turkey which have got more investors as people intend to hold in terms of bitcoin against the inflation.

In Nigeria and other parts of Africa it is possible to see a massive adoption and increased usage of cryptocurrencies amidst the regulation of cryptocurrency. In Africa it is much used for the purpose of transaction as find it difficult to make transactions via banks due to limits

USA, UK, Australia, Canada, South Africa have got good usage and here everything is in a regulated manner. Countries like India, have registered good usage amidst heavy taxation. In recent months Ukraine and Russia made a heavy usage of bitcoin compared to rest of the countries.

i need to made mention that all the countries afore mentioned by Vaskiy are currently doing good with the running of bitcoin amidst regulations from the government, one thing that got me surprised at first is on how some of the countries first took some drastic measures to curb the flow and usae of crypto as a payment means, later they got to realize how thier citizens have gone wide with the use of bitcoin transactions in making payments through p2p, guess what? some still try to introduce CBDC but that does not solve the problem of what the people want.

now many countries have supported the running of cryptocurrency for transaction and payments with suitable Regulation in place to help the operations of crypto companies perform their services while they (government) implement tax on them, isn't this good and better?... one thing am much convinced of is that if the government can come as low to this extent then with time they will begin to allow the payment transactions to be conducted by their banks in the case of those that places a ban but with or without their services, bitcoin adoption continues to widens all over the globe.