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There's some interesting chances here for governments. In the 80's, Luxembourg introduced some progressive tax-incentives for space companies. The inflow of bu
by neals 9y ago
There's some interesting chances here for governments.
In the 80's, Luxembourg introduced some progressive tax-incentives for space companies. The inflow of business related to space (mainly satellite parts and software suppliers) has had and enormous impact on the economy of Luxembourg.
I think there's chances in the Crypto/blockchain space for small economies as well.
- John_McT 9y agoCertainly! Estonia has taken a very progressive stance on cryptocurrency and tech development as a whole and it's great to see other countries do the same! I was at a blockchain conference last weekend in Minsk and nearly every speaker ended their presentation with an open call for developers to apply for their projects. Politics and underlying motivations aside, it gives a lot of people work opportunities as the field continues to grow.
- thierryzoller 9y agoIn 2016, Luxembourg became the first country of the EU to deliver a state licence to a cryptocurrency exchange. Luxembourg has regulated Blockchain tech since years, we have quite a few blockchain based startups running under a license issued by the regulator. Example: https://blog.crypto.tickets/crypto-tickets-sent-the-description-of-its-business-model-to-luxembourgs-cssf-1a9fb8f912c2 https://blog.crypto.tickets/crypto-tickets-sent-the-descript...