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The problem isn't the politic, the politic is a necessary bad thing. The problem is the state, while more state it's over the citizen, more problems will have they to thrive. They can't help you to get ahead, but they can't fuck you attempts.
Any experience that you want share?[Post oficial] Champions League (pronósticos, resultados, etc)
Eu, acá el tema oficial para hablar de lo que vaya ocurriendo en la Champions League así como para dar nuestros pronósticos.
Yo empiezo:
Semifinales: Inter, Bayer Munchen, Manchester City, Real Madrid.
Final: Inter vs Bayern
Campeón: Inter
¿Se nota que soy fanático del Inter? x)
Yo empiezo:
Semifinales: Inter, Bayer Munchen, Manchester City, Real Madrid.
Final: Inter vs Bayern
Campeón: Inter
¿Se nota que soy fanático del Inter? x)
Más allá de las transacciones actuales o pasadas, le tengo una fe enorme al Etherium, pero no para ahorita, sino para cuando las NFT's relajen sus comisiones, que sé que es algo que ocurrirá cuando la tecnología atraviese su "adolescencia". Con las tecnologías basadas en el capitalismo siempre pasa lo mismo.
Si bien es cierto lo que comentas tambien te digo que ojo con eso, porque el mismo capitalismo y mas aun el capitalismo siglo XXI o informatico, puede producir una nueva solucion superadora que aniquile al etherium como tal en esa funcion, de hecho hay constantes desarrollos que se meustran como superadores constatemente, obviamente esto no implica que finalmente lo sean, solo digo que es todo muy volatil e impredecible.
Lo de capitalismo lo dice al ser una tecnología basada en este sistema económico, como los celulares o el internet. Honestamente le tengo fe al Etherium por el mercado de las alt coin que, de paso, no hemos visto todo su potencial, pero antes tendrá que digievolucionar sobre todo para corregir las comisiones estrambóticas que tiene.
In my country, Venezuela, people say that in anytime Chavez/Maduro fall from the power. They come saying this for 20 age long aprox. Well, same for the slow bubble that never explote. Bitcoin are a tecnology capitalism-based, have a beautiful future. :3
Más allá de las transacciones, le tengo una fe enorme al Etherium, pero no para ahorita, sino para cuando las NFT's relajen sus comisiones, que sé que es algo que ocurrirá cuando la tecnología atraviese su "adolescencia". Con las tecnologías basadas en el capitalismo siempre pasa lo mismo.
El Monkey Island Theme interpretado por un guitarrista genial. <3
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X0orZEIdGIM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X0orZEIdGIM
We know that it is not possible to ban bitcoin directly, but to create mechanisms that make its use or acquisition difficult, running the risk of being arrested, fined or other problems with the government. And there are several countries where they create these impositions on Bitcoin.
With that in mind, I decided to do some research on the subject and found an interesting article from EuroNews - Bitcoin ban: These are the countries where crypto is restricted or illegal. The information contained in the article is already a year old, but it allows you to have an overview.
The article presents 18 countries that have created restrictions on Bitcoin. Here is a small compilation of what is involved in these restrictions in these countries.
#Algeria - Since 2018 it has been illegal to buy, sell, use or hold virtual currencies.
#Bangladesh - Officially there are bans on the use of cryptocurrencies, with penalties of up to 12 years. However, they have had a soft strategy on the subject, with no record of convictions.
#Bolivia - The use of Bitcoin has been prohibited since 2014 (this ban was very early).
#China - We are well aware of China's history with respect to cryptocurrencies, which have intensified their ban after the Terra Luna incident.
#Colombia - Also since 2014, financial institutions cannot have any activity related to Bitcoin: “protect, invest, intermediate or administer virtual money operations”.
#Egypt - By religious decree, since 2018, bitcoin transactions have been prohibited by Islamic law. And since 2020, any trading or promotion of cryptocurrencies must have a license from the Central Bank.
#Indonesia - The use of cryptocurrencies as a form of payment has been banned since 2018.
#Ghana - Despite cryptocurrencies being illegal, there appears to be interest from the central bank in blockchain technology.
#Iran - Cryptocurrencies mined outside the country cannot be traded, but Bitcoin mining is encouraged.
#India - It is one of the worst countries, because since 2021, it is a crime to own, issue, mine, trade and transfer cryptocurrencies.
#Iraq - Efforts have been made to block and hinder the use of cryptocurrencies, despite the fact that they are becoming increasingly popular in the country.
#Kosovo - Due to the energy crisis in the country, any mining activity is prohibited.
#Mexico - Even though cryptocurrencies are banned, the largest cryptocurrency exchange in the country - Bitsos, has more than 1 million users.
#Nepal - The central bank has declared Bitcoin illegal since 2017.
#North Macedonia - It is the only European country that officially bans cryptocurrencies.
#Russia - Where some of the largest mining centers in the world are located, despite the fact that it is prohibited and cryptocurrencies can be confiscated.
#Turkey - The direct or indirect use of bitcoin to pay for goods and services is prohibited. And trading on exchanges is limited to a group of companies chosen by the government, under various rules.
#Vietnam - Payments using cryptocurrencies are prohibited, but they can be used as assets.
How do you think bitcoin users deal with these situations?
How do they manage to get around these restrictions without getting caught?
Do you think, what more countries can join this list?
With that in mind, I decided to do some research on the subject and found an interesting article from EuroNews - Bitcoin ban: These are the countries where crypto is restricted or illegal. The information contained in the article is already a year old, but it allows you to have an overview.
The article presents 18 countries that have created restrictions on Bitcoin. Here is a small compilation of what is involved in these restrictions in these countries.
#Algeria - Since 2018 it has been illegal to buy, sell, use or hold virtual currencies.
#Bangladesh - Officially there are bans on the use of cryptocurrencies, with penalties of up to 12 years. However, they have had a soft strategy on the subject, with no record of convictions.
#Bolivia - The use of Bitcoin has been prohibited since 2014 (this ban was very early).
#China - We are well aware of China's history with respect to cryptocurrencies, which have intensified their ban after the Terra Luna incident.
#Colombia - Also since 2014, financial institutions cannot have any activity related to Bitcoin: “protect, invest, intermediate or administer virtual money operations”.
#Egypt - By religious decree, since 2018, bitcoin transactions have been prohibited by Islamic law. And since 2020, any trading or promotion of cryptocurrencies must have a license from the Central Bank.
#Indonesia - The use of cryptocurrencies as a form of payment has been banned since 2018.
#Ghana - Despite cryptocurrencies being illegal, there appears to be interest from the central bank in blockchain technology.
#Iran - Cryptocurrencies mined outside the country cannot be traded, but Bitcoin mining is encouraged.
#India - It is one of the worst countries, because since 2021, it is a crime to own, issue, mine, trade and transfer cryptocurrencies.
#Iraq - Efforts have been made to block and hinder the use of cryptocurrencies, despite the fact that they are becoming increasingly popular in the country.
#Kosovo - Due to the energy crisis in the country, any mining activity is prohibited.
#Mexico - Even though cryptocurrencies are banned, the largest cryptocurrency exchange in the country - Bitsos, has more than 1 million users.
#Nepal - The central bank has declared Bitcoin illegal since 2017.
#North Macedonia - It is the only European country that officially bans cryptocurrencies.
#Russia - Where some of the largest mining centers in the world are located, despite the fact that it is prohibited and cryptocurrencies can be confiscated.
#Turkey - The direct or indirect use of bitcoin to pay for goods and services is prohibited. And trading on exchanges is limited to a group of companies chosen by the government, under various rules.
#Vietnam - Payments using cryptocurrencies are prohibited, but they can be used as assets.
How do you think bitcoin users deal with these situations?
How do they manage to get around these restrictions without getting caught?
Do you think, what more countries can join this list?
All of them with corrupts goberments and state excess. They can't accept the idea of having a currency that the central bank can't control.
Bitcoin's historical price:
https://www.forex.com/es-latam/-/media/research/global/2021/02/history-of-bitcoin_v2.png
Data speaks for itself. When you have any doubt about the "russian mountain", remember this post. Your welcome.
https://www.forex.com/es-latam/-/media/research/global/2021/02/history-of-bitcoin_v2.png
Data speaks for itself. When you have any doubt about the "russian mountain", remember this post. Your welcome.
El Petro NO es una criptomoneda, una criptomoneda es un activo digital descentralizado, y el Petro está controlado por el estado. Hemos mejorado mucho desde que entró el dolar, déjanos así, por favor. x)
