Virtual currency BCB

1. What is BCB? Which country? Please go to the Bank of China to exchange RMB. The currencies of many countries can't be directly exchanged. Only a few currencies such as US dollar, pound sterling and euro can be directly exchanged.

2. How much do I have 1500 BCB in RMB

3. As long as there are enough candy in the personal capital account can be exchanged

4. Australia
in October 2013, bitcoin Bank of Australia was attacked by hackers, with a loss value of more than US $1 million. This incident has aroused the concern of bitcoin security in Australia. The Reserve Bank of Australia and the Australian tax office have said they want a virtual currency tax like a business transfer tax
Bangladesh
the Central Bank of Bangladesh banned the use of virtual currency in September 2014. Using bitcoin will be punished by law
Brazil
Brazil is one of the few countries in the world that has enacted laws related to electronic currency payment systems. Brazil has not banned bitcoin
Bolivia
for regulatory reasons, the Central Bank of Bolivia (BCB) has banned the use of bitcoin. BCB believes cryptocurrency will help business entities evade taxes
Canada
bitcoin is not considered legal, that is, bitcoin is not recognized by Canadian law. Canada's tax authorities plan to implement the same tax plan as barter trade and speculative trading for the bitcoin
China
China is one of the few countries in the world that ban bitcoin completely and prohibit financial institutions and banks from dealing with bitcoin transactions. In December 2013, the people's Bank of China issued a notice calling bitcoin & quot; Virtual goods;, And prevent it from becoming money
trading has been suspended
Ecuador has banned bitcoin, but it has chosen to set up a new state-owned electronic currency and monetary system, and the currency will be protected by the assets of the Central Bank of Ecuador
EU
at present, the EU still has different views on the classification of bitcoin. In October 2012, the European Central Bank's report on virtual currency concerns the legality of bitcoin under the EU legal framework. The European Banking Regulatory Authority issued a bitcoin risk warning, saying that the use of bitcoin has not been restricted at present
Finland
Finland has relevant regulations for the use of virtual currencies such as bitcoin. The relevant regulations are issued by the Finnish tax authority Vero skatt. Any gains arising from bitcoin transactions will be subject to capital gains tax
Hong Kong
Hong Kong has no regulations for bitcoin or any other virtual currency. However, the government is closely monitoring the use of bitcoin to prohibit money laundering, fraud and other illegal activities
India
India does not explicitly stipulate or prohibit the use of bitcoin. However, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), equivalent to the Central Bank of India, has been forced to shut down India's largest bitcoin trading platform after it issued a notice that the use of bitcoin could cause money laundering and security problems
Israel
the Israeli tax authority is considering levying income tax on bitcoin transactions. Israeli banks even blackmail bitcoin payments
Kyrgyz
Kyrgyz central bank has banned the use of digital currency and bitcoin for the reasons of lack of centralized management, high currency risk and legal problems
Russia
the Central Bank of Russia believes that bitcoin may be used for money laundering and terrorist financing. Therefore, the Russian government banned the use of bitcoin
Taiwan
Taiwan's financial supervision commission is concerned about the uncertainty and speculation of bitcoin, so Taiwan opposes the installation of bitcoin ATM
UK
at present, there are no relevant regulations for the bitcoin. Profits or losses from bitcoin transactions are subject to capital gains tax, while the purchase of bitcoin is still subject to VAT
the U.S.
the U.S. is probably the most supportive country for virtual currencies such as bitcoin. There are no final rules on bitcoin. However, there are also many new rules for the establishment of bitcoin management framework.

5. Open the Chinese input method, and then use the key combination Shift + 4 to input the RMB symbol.

6. There are two ways to input the RMB symbol:
one is to enter the Chinese character mode (pinyin or five strokes are OK), and press the dollar symbol $(Shift + 4) on the keyboard to immediately generate a RMB symbol ￥
the other is to set the cell type to currency type. You can select all kinds of currency types, and select the RMB symbol

7. http://jingyan..com/article/f3ad7d0fc0032e09c3345bcb.html
here is a tutorial
in addition, I recommend that you use multibit 0.5.13 to update the data packet in a few seconds, which is much easier than the official wallet

8. BCB is also good. Those are all online virtual coins. The director of 347538 has sent an article to share. If you are interested, you can search it.

9. The currency of the Philippines is not called RMB, It's called Philippine Peso
1000. See the following link for the design of Philippine Peso:
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peso in the Philippines is one of the countries in the world that used Peso as currency under Spanish colonial rule Home. Other countries using the peso include Mexico, Colombia, Argentina, etc

Philippine Peso the Philippines used to be colonized by Spain and the United States, so the words "American Philippines" were once printed on the old banknotes circulated in the Philippines before the Second World War. On July 4, 1946, the Philippines declared independence. After the war, the Philippine authorities declared these old banknotes invalid

the banknotes in circulation after the war were printed with the words "victory" on the old version before the war. This note lost its legal value in 1967

since 1949, Pesos 1,5,10,20,50 (in Filipino) issued by the Central Bank of the Philippines and pesos 1,2,5,10,30,50,100 (in English) also lost their legal value in 1974
on December 16, 2010, the Philippines began to issue the sixth set of Philippine pesos, and reprinted the series of 50 Pesos notes in 2012<

Chinese full name: Philippine Peso

currency code: PHP.

currency conversion

1 peso = 100 points

currency:
1, 2, 5, 10, 25, 50 points and 1, 2, 5, 10, 20, 50, 100, 200, 500 and 1000 pesos
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