cyprus

The Cyprus issue is one of the many sticking points that resulted in Turkey being refused EU membership.

However, Ireland together with the UK has the highest energy prices excluding taxes, closely followed by Cyprus and Spain.

Russia is already on the verge of financial collapse; they couldn't bail out Cyprus let alone Greece.

What makes the debate interesting is Greece vs Cyprus discussions or now vs recently discussions.

So the BTC focused greek situation should be very much like the historical cyprus event.

As such it is only a matter of time before the entire program is unwound a la Cyprus in March 2013.

Umbrella preferably based inside Europe outside the EU, Northern Cyprus was very common 3.

Many greek businesses run through cyprus to survive (low tax).

If you are about to say that it's with a private bank and thus safe, you may want to look up Cyprus and what happened there.

Adding a bit of context: Greece basically had a full-out war with Turkey over Cyprus about 40 years ago, and tension has been high ever since.

I don't think anyone disagrees with the historical results around the Cyprus disaster.

It worked out quite well in Cyprus in 2012.

There may or may not be a "deposit haircut", like in Cyprus, where the numbers in the databases were simply all reduced.

Even cyprus, a "sister" country of ethnic greeks signed it.

Norway) that don't have a disproportionally large banking sector, and some which do but recently failed (Cyprus, Iceland).

Cyprus is a different situation than Falklands or the Spratly Islands.

There was a spike in Bitcoin prices when Cyprus, another EU member state, imposed capital controls during a potential default and driving Bitcoin prices up 400%.