Quote from: Maslate on Today at 02:06:33 PM

What took them so long? They’ve already missed a huge revenue opportunity. This action was probably influenced global trend now and also maybe by Trump’s statement about considering Bitcoin as a legal reserve. In addition, they’re likely seeing institutional investors entering the space. In fact, the market is already so wide and globally recognized.

If they still feel the risk, then it’s clear the government lacks leaders with brilliant ideas. Risks can always be managed, but the potential tax revenue is something they shouldn’t overlook.

They should be more grateful that their government has Bitcoin in mind even if it is a result of a global trend. Many North African countries and entire African countries have not taken any bold steps since the global hype and influence of US President Donald Trump. While we are waiting for it to be legalized more awareness should be created in other African countries because Bitcoin can help change the economy.

Honestly, their government may not be technically inclined toward Bitcoin this may be one thing that would make them feel that there is a great risk in legalizing Bitcoin. Aside from that they should care more about the advantages than the disadvantages. Since they will benefit more from the process. No technology does not have its Pros and Cons.

Quote from: SickDayIn on Today at 02:27:55 PM

The article does say: "Morocco’s central bank, Bank Al-Maghrib, has prepared a draft law for cryptocurrency regulation, which is currently being reviewed."

So technically this hasn't actually happened yet, but it is good news indeed.

There is an 80% possibility that they will legalize it from my research. We should be positive about it.

Anyway, am no Moroccan.