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To me a country which have a softer visa policy should be the hub
I am not in the clear mind state - I have to complete all the comments - too I will read all the comments and will come up with my suggestion

This is a good suggestion since other countries are too strict when it comes to visa application but of course it will still depend. Having more events doesn’t tell you to be the blockchain capital, i believe it will still depend on how friendly that country is and if blockchain technology or cryptocurrency is already accepted on that country and being used by many.

It’s hard to tell where the capital is but the good thing here, many countries are now accepting crypto and that is what matter the most here.

for me, this should not be a competition at all. the more cities we have in terms of being open to crypto market, the better. because it means, more people will be encouraged to join this market if they are promoted by more cities or countries. it will also lessen the hesitations of most newcomers about the negative notion about crypto.

But then again - if people have to go and attend meeting and the visa policies are sticker - how would people be able to meet and discuss the matters with other in the industry so for me too - softer visa policy should be the main priority.

These days Visa processes weren't a big issue when you're an investor. Even for layman this has turned to be an easy thing, if there is no legal issues out of crime and other activities. Most of the countries mentioned were good, but for me it is Singapore which best suits for the technology based move.