In my country, we also experience similar fate with the government bearing down on any business just for their tax or other incentives just to keep them strictly controlled and at the mercy of the government. This is one reason why I strive to gain the best knowledge of bitcoin and the cryptocurrency market in order to be able to do something different and be able to be private about it.

One thing that don't fail to keep me baffled is how more p2p merchants and traders are rising thus creating an environment that is maybe to some degree not under strict government control and taxing. I also learnt how bitcoin is called the digital gold of the century, and its price margin has risen above silver and gold and although it is still in a rather fluctuating price region, it is very much a live testimony of the brilliance and success of digital currency and the failure of the local currency, mostly as compared to the worth of paper currency I use in my country.

Many persons still do own bitcoin and have bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies investment I may know nothing of, all due to the decentralized nature of cryptocurrency despite the fact it is not yet accepted as a legal currency in my country, and with the world not slowing down in adopting it and even going as far to allow wealthy individuals and big businesses with the means to actually own mining farms and run them, it is a matter of time for my country to accept it and allow the citizens to use it openly for buying and selling both within and outside the country.