Switzerland is definitely not a boring country, which can easily be seen in the country’s culture and variety of languages. In the sense of decentralization,
“We perceive virtual currencies as having two roles now: one as a means of exchange and the other, as an investment asset,” says Slovakia’s Finance
In 2014 the first Bitcoin ATMs opened up in Romania. What would have suggested an early interest in the topic was diminished by the statement
At present there are no precise regulations on the taxation of cryptocurrency in Poland. In the future, however, taxes will be paid on profits generated
Cryptocurrencies in Germany Generally speaking, Germany has a very progressive point of view on cryptocurrencies and the blockchain economy. In one of it publications, the
“Our target is simple: enter into the world of finance of the 21st century by guaranteeing all players the necessary security for their development …
The use of cryptocurrencies is allowed in Canada but they are not considered legal tender. “Only the Canadian dollar is considered official currency in Canada,”
Bulgaria has no official legal definition for cryptocurrencies and is orientating its legal approach at the European Union and the existing local financial framework. The
Belgium generally is taking a rather sceptical stance towards cryptocurrencies. The government hence issued a number of warnings in order to protect consumers. Just recently
Last week we celebrated 10 years of bitcoin, after Satoshi Nakamoto published his whitepaper in 2008. Since then the technology behind bitcoin but also the
