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Starting a series of publications on the legal status of cryptocurrencies in different countries of the world, we will first consider the EU member states. Today we have chosen the European jurisdiction of Luxembourg for analysis.
The legal leapfrog that has developed against the backdrop of futile attempts by regulatory authorities to regulate the “unregulated” cannot but attract attention. But in fact, all this excitement and hype, artificially inflated by state regulators around bitcoin and altcoins, can best be described in the words of Kozma Prutkov, “No one will embrace the immensity.”
Belarus has actually become the first state in the world to create special conditions for the use of blockchain technology. Programmers feel like a “privileged caste”; Belarusians hope to get rich from mining, and in a completely legal way. Minsk Nuclear Power Plant plans to use its capacity for cryptocurrency mining.
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