The Best and Worst Countries to Buy Bitcoin in 2018

The best and worst places to buy Bitcoin in the UK is a topic that has been debated for years.

However, a new study suggests that the best places to spend your Bitcoin are in Europe.

The research from digital currency marketplace CoinMarketCap and research firm eToro, which is based in London, revealed that the UK has the highest number of Bitcoin exchanges, while the second highest number are in France.

According to the study, the UK ranks second in terms of volume, with a total of 1,400 BTC transactions recorded in the country in 2018.

This is down from the 1,564 transactions recorded last year.

However, the largest amount of Bitcoin activity was recorded in Luxembourg, which has recorded 3,600 transactions.

The UK, France, Germany and Luxembourg are all in the top 10 for the number of BTC transactions, but that’s down from last year, when the UK recorded 6,942 transactions.

As well as the UK, the research also revealed that Australia, the US, Italy, Canada, the Netherlands, Germany, Austria, Belgium, Luxembourg and Switzerland are the best and most expensive places to deposit or withdraw Bitcoin.

Australia was the most expensive, with BTC at $1,569.90 in 2018, while it was $1.821 in 2018 and $1.,719 in 2017.

The US was the second most expensive country to deposit, with $1 per BTC, followed by Australia with $2.1.

The researchers found that the majority of transactions were made on the Bitcoin network, and that a majority of the transactions were occurring through exchanges, which are regulated and regulated in the EU.

For example, a typical transaction in the US involved two BTCs, one BTC for a user to transfer to a third party and the other BTC for the exchange to take place.

In the UK this would involve 1 BTC, with an exchange fee of 0.8%.

In total, the number one market for Bitcoin transactions was the US with $11.4 billion recorded in 2018 compared to $9.3 billion recorded last September.

This was mainly due to the rapid increase in the number and size of Bitcoin wallets being traded.

The biggest increase was in the amount of BTC traded on exchanges, up 13% from the previous year.

The number of Bitcoins traded on Bittrex and OKCoin also increased significantly, both from 1,700 to 2,100.

However there were some notable drops, with the biggest drop being for the Netherlands and Belgium.

The latter two markets accounted for 7.2% of all Bitcoin transactions, while only 1.7% of the total in the European Union.

For comparison, in the United States, where the Bitcoin exchange market was relatively small, the average volume was only 6% of that in the rest of the world, according to CoinMarket Cap.