Altcoins Talks - Cryptocurrency Forum
Cryptocurrency Ecosystem => Bitcoin Forum => Topic started by: emma.lee1890 on October 27, 2018, 06:36:28 PM
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I really feel sorry for Indians. There are many crypto enthusiasts in the country. This shows how difficult certain policies are for people but there should be ways to circumvent bans in a decentralized system. What will you do if this happens to your country? Some countries are under siege because of political laws, you can’t make any bank transfers in those countries, and you are entirely out of the global financial system. Without cryptocurrency, citizens in those countries can not buy anything online. Javal Halam "or any Indian" does not necessarily transfer these currencies directly to his bank account, and does not violate the law. He can buy products and then ship to his country and earn double the profits.
These laws mean nothing, will change in the future.
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Its a difficult one so to say most of my friends in Indian sell their tokens to local buyers and the local are sell out side Indian probably they have relative's or truthed friend out Indian but if this is also applied in my country I will find a way.
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No matter the country you are in the world. There are BITCOIN exchanges that considered that before now and provided a means to going about that meaning, you can get your BITCOIN from these exchanges..
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This seems to be a difficult thing, because the government has banned everything related to Cryptocurrency. And we cannot do anything. Maybe if this happens in my country then I will be forced to follow the rules made by the government, and I will stop playing Cryptocurrency. Or if we still want to play Cryptocurrency, then we have to do it secretly.