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Learning & News => News related to Crypto => Topic started by: Flodner on August 07, 2019, 08:38:36 AM
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Cryptocurrency payments, as convenient as they can be, are still something most governments are trying to wrap their heads around and regulate. Local authorities, however, being closer to the citizens they are called upon to serve, are often quicker to adopt novelties that make their lives and the lives of ordinary people much easier. More of them are introducing cryptocurrency as a payment option for the taxes they collect and the services they provide.
Read more: https://bitcoin2day.net/more-cities-and-regions-accepting-coins-for-taxes-services/ (https://bitcoin2day.net/more-cities-and-regions-accepting-coins-for-taxes-services/)
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Thanks for the great article. Canada, Brazil, USA - yes, but what about European countries?
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adoption is good but have to overcome the scams and frauds which is very common these days in crypto world need major regulations and protections for investors for surviving the cryptocurrencies major nations like US China need to focus on these issues.
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In this way, starting with enthusiasts and governments of small towns and settlements, the development and adoption of cryptocurrencies begins. The more such cases, the faster cryptocurrencies will be accepted at a higher government level.