I wonder if we will eventually see a battle to attract virtual currency related companies.

As I mentioned at the end of my last article, I believe that countries around the world are currently in a state of limbo as to how they will handle virtual currencies.

Now, let's say that the situation is over and each country has decided on its own policy regarding virtual currencies.

When that happens, some countries will regulate it more strictly than others, while others will promote it.

This will make it easier for companies to develop their services, and I expect that virtual currencies as a whole will become even more popular in the future.

If this happens, the profits of companies related to virtual currencies will naturally increase. And the more revenue they generate, the more tax revenue they will bring into the land where they are located.

If this were to happen, I wonder if we would see the start of a war between nations and regions to attract virtual currency companies.

As I mentioned in a previous article, virtual currency is something that runs on the Internet.

And the Internet can be used anywhere there is a communication environment. In other words, it doesn't matter if you are in a city or not.

Therefore, companies can move to places where it is easy for them to work. I think there is a future where regions that are suffering from depopulation and countries that are promoting virtual currencies (such as Ukraine) will move to attract them.