10 years and no country has approved Bitcoin ??

[mayuri27]

Bitcoin was launched in 2007. It's 10 years and still no country has approved Bitcoin ??   Huh

and in 2018, 2nd richest man "Warren Buffet" said "bitcoin will end up badly"

[jekjekey]

Because bitcoin can use for scams and government dont want to blame like that so they not recomend bitcoin to people.

[Paulomits]

It doesn't matter the number of years that governments reject bitcoin. the most important thing is that is it valuable ? Iif it is, governments would have a rethink later and accept it. But now, the most important question is  whether it will be the technology they've been looking for.

[Alcor]

States can only allow the circulation of bitcoin and other decentralized cryptocurrency on their territory, as well as establish rules for their circulation, but they will never actively support them. Today, many states have legalized cryptocurrency in this way. However, governments and their authorities are unlikely to use cryptocurrency as a means of payment. For this purpose, they create their digitalized central bank currencies.

[AllSii]

Bitcoin was launched in 2007. It's 10 years and still no country has approved Bitcoin ??   Huh

and in 2018, 2nd richest man "Warren Buffet" said "bitcoin will end up badly"

You need to learn how to use the Google search engine. Currently, Bitcoin is fully legal in more than 100 countries around the world. And every year this number will increase even more.

[tervel]

Even though a decade has passed, many countries still do not legalize bitcoin. In some countries, there is no clear regulation for the use of bitcoin or cryptocurrencies, which leave their citizens in confusion.

[jakasantosa]

Bitcoin is fully legal in more than 100 countries around the world. And every year this number will increase even more.

Yes, I also agree that for now the majority of countries have legalized bitcoin even though there are several countries that have not legalized it because the country's government policies still think Bitcoin is one of the tools used for crime.

[lepbagong]

do not believe too much in the analysis of people who are famous for what their opinions are, most famous people only do analysis that cannot be used as a guide at all, they only seek to take advantage of the fame they have just to make something that cannot be a guide to hold on to, forget they just believe what you feel is right and do with your own analysis.

[sampoerna]

~ in 2018, 2nd richest man "Warren Buffet" said "bitcoin will end up badly"

Warren Buffet is a Bitcoin hater, so we cannot believe in him. He just tried to spread FUDs to make us afraid to hold Bitcoin. While in the fact, Bitcoin is getting more popular and more familiar to the people. It is so doubtful if Buffet stated that Bitcoin will end badly, there is no proof that can support Buffet's statement.

[Astra]

Bitcoin was launched in 2007. It's 10 years and still no country has approved Bitcoin ??   Huh

and in 2018, 2nd richest man "Warren Buffet" said "bitcoin will end up badly"

Bitcoin was launched not in 2007, but in January 2009 and was first legalized by Japan in April 2017. Bitcoin and other decentralized cryptocurrencies are now legalized in most countries. The problem so far is that bitcoin is still poorly used as a means of payment, many altcoins in this matter have achieved much more success, having fast and cheap transactions.

[kent47400]

Warren Buffet is just creating a FUD for us cryptocurrency lovers and that's just the people we hate.
I also don't deny that Warren Buffet is the richest person in the world but if he is talking about Bitcoin then don't say it easily like that because it dictates a strong community since 2009.

Sorry to confide in this as this is how I feel about Warren Buffet's statement.

[Black ID]

Maybe not, but I think I will. Someday, bitcoin will be seen as a very profitable and attractive investment. So that the government will be interested too. It takes a long process. At this time I also see that many bounty projects are starting to be copied and implemented in the real world. This may indicate that the government is actually getting interested.

[Hometown]

India a big populated country already permits bitcoin as their central reserve banking system. Most of the developed countries allow bitcoin as their transaction system.

[pornflixandchill]

Most importantly the people has to accept it. Govt has no power whether they want to approve it or not.
It's decentralised.

BTC will eventually become the number 1 reserve currency. We can't give too much power to USD.

[lepbagong]

I think there have been many countries that recognize bitcoin as a means of payment that can be used even though there are those that allow it but not and have not recognized it as a legal means of payment, but do not prohibit exchanging it for local fiat money so that it can finally be used.