European Virtual Currency

2. In China, there is no formal virtual currency trading platform. So don't think about it, wash and sleep.

3. According to the roadmap published on the official website, there are two major branches, one is the expansion of underlying functions, the other is the optimization of user experience. The underlying function expansion is mainly to develop new functions on the basis of peer-to-peer payment to support the long-term vision of a real Internet of value (IOV). For example, expand Op_ Return, optimizing the cache architecture for balance, anonymity on the chain, and native protocol component based on op code are designed to support the implementation of functionality
there are two main reasons why user experience optimization is listed separately. First, LBTC wants to build an excellent peer-to-peer e-cash system. Its basic idea is to put payment experience and user first, so it puts it at a high level, such as cross platform light wallet, accelerating payment confirmation speed, optimizing irreversible block mechanism, etc. Second, LBTC has always emphasized superior chain governance system. Before that, there was a standardized SGS (spark governance system) governance system, but it still needs to constantly improve the relevant mechanisms. For example, we should greatly optimize the node parameters and election mechanism, establish the LBTC foundation, multi-channel proposal process, and light wallet's support for the governance function on the chain.

4. Hello, most of these platforms are not compliance channels, or even illegal,
but there is no problem, so it can not be determined
few investors and poor liquidity; Lack of supervision and serious manipulation.

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The main currency in Europe is the euro

euro is the currency of 19 countries in the European Union. The 19 member states of the euro are Germany, France, Italy, the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, Ireland, Spain, Portugal, Austria, Finland, Lithuania, Latvian, Estonian, Slovak, Slovenian, Greek, Maltese and Cyprus

The euro became the only legal currency in the euro area in July 2002. The euro is managed by the European central bank system, which consists of the European Central Bank and the central banks of the euro area countries. In addition, the euro is also the currency of six non EU countries (regions), namely, Monaco, San Marino, Vatican, Andorra, Montenegro and Kosovo. Among them, the first four pocket countries use the euro according to the agreement with the EU, while the latter two countries (regions) use the euro unilaterally

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euro is the most significant result of European monetary reform since the Roman Empire. The euro not only makes the European single market perfect and the free trade among euro zone countries more convenient, but also is an important part of the process of EU integration

although Monaco, San Marino and the Vatican are not EU countries, they also use the euro because they used the French franc or Italian lira as their currency, and they are authorized to mint a small amount of their own euro coins. Some non EU countries and regions, such as Montenegro, Kosovo and Andorra, also use the euro as a payment tool

the euro is managed by the European central bank system, which is composed of the European Central Bank and the central banks of the euro area countries. The European Central Bank, headquartered in Frankfurt, Germany, has the power to formulate monetary policy independently. The central banks of euro zone countries participate in the printing, casting and issuing of euro notes and euro coins, and are responsible for the operation of the euro zone payment system

source of reference: Internet Euro

6. With the deregulation of new currencies in Europe, blue sky city currency SWC has the opportunity to compete fairly with virtual currencies issued by many European institutions.

7. Mark money is basically a pyramid scheme in China. Imported goods are not necessarily good. Maybe they are not imported goods, but just a cover up. All information of bitcoin, Ruitai coin and Laite coin are basically public. It's not clear how the change is now, but it's true that the development is not as smooth as before.

8. Because Europe has seen the development potential of virtual currency and is graally using bitcoin in major trading projects, it will relax the regulation of new currencies.

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Among the five "EU" Member States, Austria and Slovakia are "euro area" countries, which use the euro, the European Union's unified currency, while Hungary, Czech Republic and Poland, which have not joined the "euro area", still use their own currencies

the currency of Hungary is "forint", the currency of Czech is "Krona", and the currency of Poland is "zloty". At present, the ratio of Polish zloty to euro is 1 euro = 4 zloty

the euro is the currency of 19 countries in the European Union. The 19 member states of the euro are Germany, France, Italy, the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, Ireland, Spain, Portugal, Austria, Finland, Lithuania, Latvian, Estonian, Slovak, Slovenian, Greek, Maltese and Cyprus

Hungarian Forint (original symbol: ft. standard symbol: HUF) is a brief history of Hungarian currency. Hungarian Forint was issued by the Central Bank of the Republic of Hungary, the National Bank of Hungary (mints were issued by the Ministry of finance before 1968). 1 RMB to 43 forint (as of April 2, 2015)

English Czech Koruna, Czech Czech Koruna, international currency code CZK, 1 Krona = 100 hells

Zloty is a traditional monetary unit originated in medieval Poland. In the 14th and 15th centuries, zloty was originally a kind of foreign gold coin circulating in Poland, especially in Germany and ludenia. In 1496, the Polish house of Commons officially approved the issue of Polish currency, with 30 Austrian grossian as the single value, known as grossy

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Introction to Euro:

on January 1, 1999, the single monetary act was implemented in the European Union countries implementing Euro. In July 2002, Euro became the only legal currency in the euro area

the euro is managed by the European system of central banks (ESCB), which is composed of the European Central Bank (ECB) and the central banks of the euro area countries

In addition, the euro is also the currency of six non EU countries (regions), namely, Monaco, San Marino, Vatican, Andorra, Montenegro and Kosovo. Among them, the first four pocket countries use the euro according to the agreement with the EU, while the latter two countries (regions) use the euro unilaterally

The euro is the most significant result of European monetary reform since the Roman Empire. The euro not only makes the European single market perfect and the free trade among euro zone countries more convenient, but also is an important part of the process of EU integration

although Monaco, San Marino and Vatican are not EU countries, they used French franc or Italian lira as currency, also used euro, and authorized the casting of a small number of their own euro coins. Some non EU countries and regions, such as Montenegro, Kosovo and Andorra, also use the euro as a payment tool

the euro is managed by the European central bank system, which is composed of the European Central Bank and the central banks of the euro area countries. The European Central Bank, headquartered in Frankfurt, Germany, has the power to formulate monetary policy independently. The central banks of euro zone countries participate in the printing, casting and issuing of euro notes and euro coins, and are responsible for the operation of the euro zone payment system