Cryptocurrencies granted legal status in Turkey under new crypto law - CoinJournal

nope, not legal as payment method. investment asset only.

My milkshake hasn’t been bringing anybody to the yard, so I’m gonna spend my BTC on butt implants.

As an already bald guy by 18yo, I'm happy for you.

I'll have to do that eventually thanks to this market

This spam is posted literally everyday. Don’t click the click

Real fact: Taxes are inevitable.

Excüse me büddy, it'ş actüally Türkiye

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If only they had access to assets like gold and USD. Oh wait.

Need permission... so basically as of now it's illegal for these organisations to operate in Turkey unless approved... which could be like the SEC does: keep on dragging their feet, sueing companies and the companies needing to sue the regulatory body to get clarity?

Is it really?