Quote from: gunhell16 on April 22, 2023, 02:29:17 PM

There we are again with the banning of Bitcoin, then eventually it will be withdrawn. Since then, several countries have banned Bitcoin and later lifted the ban.

Then here we are again now, China I believe that they also have cryptos or bitcoins The same goes for the U.S. That's why they are doing everything they can to control cryptocurrency or bitcoin but they still fail, Now the country China themselves know the potential that Bitcoin or cryptocurrency actually has.

Correct me if I am wrong I would be glad to be corrected but I can recall back in the days when countries like India proposed a law to ban Bitcoin and any forms of cryptocurrency. I read only that it never went through and it was just a "draft".

By just banning Bitcoin, it won't stop people on finding ways to be able to still use it. VPN exists for a reason for cases that their ISPs decided to ban crypto sites. *Insert VPN ad here like what you always hear from any paid Youtubers, lmao*.

Quote from: Issa56 on April 20, 2023, 02:07:55 PM

It's kind of funny to me when I hear about countries banning bitcoin, those countries are just disturbing themselves, because am sure their citizens will keep on using bitcoin either legal or illegal way, since they believe what they are doing is not bad, government is just fighting for their own selfish interest.

Their was a time the central bank of my country was banning accounts linked to crypto transactions, they wasted their time and later free everyone, now they don't really care anymore. I was suprised that bitcoin got more awareness in my country during that period of time, everyone wanted to know what bitcoin was all about and why banks where blocking their customers accounts.

Aside from what I mentioned before, surely people would still be able to do P2P trading like those usual bank transfers that can be done either direct DMs to people. Government would go so far into putting people behind the bars just to fully stop them from using any forms of crypto at all.

What country are you from by the way? I am quite familiar with the old news of a certain country having their banks ban crypto-related transactions. Was it really that bad of an effect to your country? Banks here in my country (Unionbank to be particular) even launched crypto trading into their app.