Quote from: LoyceV on October 15, 2017, 10:47:48 AM

Bitcoin is already legal in many countries, see Legality of bitcoin by country or territory for a list per country.

Some countries officially recognize Bitcoin:

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Japan officially recognizes bitcoin and digital currencies as a "means of payment that is not a legal currency"

Others declared it "not illegal":

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As of November 2016 declared, bitcoins are "not illegal" according to the Federal Tax Service of Russia

(quotes from Wiki)

Now I see. But one thing that bother in my mind, would this mean that bitcoin will soon be a centralized? Switching the current state into a new one which is actually not the real reason why bitcoin is being created? Anyone can explain this if it is poss or not?

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