In my country, Indonesia, the legality of bitcoin is still quite confusing. But one thing for sure, bitcoin is not considered as a legal currency in my country since the legal currency that can be used in Indonesia is the one that is officially issued by the government, which is Rupiah. So, bitcoin is not a legal currency yet, maybe we can considered it illegal. However, it's not like government banning everything related to bitcoin. Even, Bitcoin is legalized by the Ministry of Commerce through the Commodity Futures Trading Regulatory Agency. So i guess it's legal as a trading commodity, however not as a currency.

- These lands seem to be holding hands by telepathy, I mean even without conducting in-depth legal and bitcoin talks, countries have basically exhibited a common face, ignore legal regulations but do not propagate or contribute any support for bitcoin in the current context, bitcoin is not subject to the light of the law and their users are entitled to the same conditions, solving problems separately from each other and not touching the common law system. It is also not easy to exchange for currency when the support networks are so numerous and confusing and the scammers are very professional here.

Come on, what are you talking about?
I see that your base is Indonesia (based on post history). Our country has a clear legal status regarding the use of crypto. I think there are many topics about legal information on the Indonesian board, for example [1] [2]. You have to read a lot dude instead of throwing messy opinions

Actually, Bitcoin was once considered an illegal transaction tool in my country Indonesia. In a press release issued by Bank Indonesia in 2014, it was stated that Bitcoin and other virtual currencies are not legal currencies or means of payment. However, over time, Bitcoin is starting to be accepted in my country, Indonesia. The Ministry of Trade (Kemendag) through the Commodity Futures Trading Regulatory Agency (CoFTRA) has provided legal certainty about Bitcoin in Indonesia, but the government in my country still has not accepted any exchange in the form of crypto.

In my current country, the status of cryptocurrencies should not be more than a type of investment. So, we can't use it as a medium of exchange or transaction. In addition, there are several regulations that say that crypto is a type of investment with high risk, and at your own risk. Well, I quite like the regulations because at least, there are still many countries that ban cryptocurrencies.
However, right now I believe that the world will start to accept cryptocurrencies and make regulations for it. maybe some countries are still banned like China and India, but I'm pretty sure that in the future, they will accept this technology, and make some regulations for it.

In my country, Bitcoin currency is still illegal. But government tries to regulate this currency. Because cryptocurrency is spreading day by day worldwide. There are many countries where crypto currency is illegal, the reason is that the government plans how we get benefit from this currency. It is a global currency and no one controls this currency.

in my country. Bitcoin is allowed to be traded. Bitcoin has been legalized as an investment just like gold. However bitcoin is not allowed to be used for payments. Because the only currency allowed is rupiah.

In Russia, bitcoin, along with other cryptocurrencies, after the adoption in the summer of 2020 of the law "On digital financial assets" is legalized in the form of property and has property rights. But at the same time, the same law prohibited the payment of goods and services in cryptocurrencies and BTU and in bitcoins. At the same time, officials of the Central Bank and representatives of the authorities regularly declare that bitcoin and cryptocurrencies in general are a financial pyramid.

Nothing really big has happened yet but the agencies that don't have stake on crypto and bitcoin are the one that's been meddling so it's a shitty thing although they haven't done anything drastic yet but given that they are meddling already makes me uneasy since there's a possibility that we might see some sort of bad policies.