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Who are we?

ME-Bitcoin is a resource for Bitcoin in the Middle East. Status of Bitcoin, tutorials, guides, news and much more.

Our Website:

https://www.me-bitcoin.com/ (https://www.me-bitcoin.com/)

Are you the owner of this website/blog/service,or whatever? Then what is the main goal of this site, can you tell some important information instead linking only your site here, it doesn't help either. And I guess this must be move to announcement boards also.

Well, there's no website in the middle east area to track the status of Bitcoin in that region. Nor a resource available for Bitcoins on that matter for people to rely on. Bitcoin is still not clear; vague in the middle east.

The purpose of the website is to educate and tell people in the region about Bitcoins.

Thank you,

No offense, but i think its just the same style on wikipedia. But its good tho. Very informative. You educate them about bitcoin. Maybe if you will add some news and updates regarding on bitcoin like, whats trending? Also not everyone understand english on middle east. So try local language. Actually anyone can just search bitcoin on google.

Will add my first blog post when there's actually something TRENDING in the middle east with regards to Bitcoin.
Thank you for your feedback and suggestion.

Well noted, thank you for your feedback.

Kinda yes but the idea of getting them together in one place is more of a wise way so that no need to go further too especially when a newbie wants to explore some basics about bitcoin and lurks to that website. Much more if the newbie is in the region of Middle East.

And I like this section: https://www.me-bitcoin.com/status/ because they compiled the status of Middle East Countries about how bitcoin was being look on a specific countries in that region. Hope that more interesting section will be added in the future.

You have provided very good information regarding bitcoins. Bitcoins are not used that much in middle east except in UAE, I think. I am from qatar. Here basically nobody knows about these digital currencies. So I also dont use bitcoins locally here.  Its a nice site to educate people about digital currencies. And its nice know that bitcoins are legal in  middle east especially in qatar.

I don't know if you are the website's owner or not. After visit the website, I think the contents is not really different with others bitcoin related websites, and you are using English language on the website. Is it native language for middle eastern people? I think no.
It would be better if you provide marketplace for bitcoin like localbitcoin for middle east. Or any guides where to buy and sell bitcoin in local exchanges.

Site doesn't provide any special things for bitcoin learners or for middle east people. It has same information which is available in the Coindesk. I think you may get the copyright issue for the same text layout you have been used in your site.
Simply waste of time, We get into Wiki or Youtube to get more information than this site.

I see a lot of effort put to create the website and the design, but please for god's sake fix that horrible scrolling issue because its really painful to use your site on desktop.

Which scrolling issue? Please refer or post some screenshot.

Great website for that region.

Congratulations! Keep up the good work!

Thank you for your support. Highly appreciated!

Just updated: https://www.me-bitcoin.com/bitcoinrate/

What do you guys think?

Resource for bitcoin in the middle east owned by someone from the United States, is this the reason you forgot that the languages of Middle East is basically Arabic ? Bitcoin is universal and it cannot be tied with any particular region. There is no way you can say the geographical location of a bitcoin transaction, so the whole idea is vague.

You misunderstood the purpose I assume, let me put it this way; it's a website to educate and inform people in the Middle East about Bitcoin.
We are working on the translation, and I'm not from the United States, I'm actually from the Middle East :D

Really hilarious answer.
So, you are from the Middle East, though your website's domain whois says something different, and forgot that majority of the people in the Middle East don’t speak English ? You seem to contradict your own self :o

"whois says something different" => Whois Privacy, heard of it mr Troll.
"and forgot that majority of the people in the Middle East don’t speak English ?" => Not true.

Your site is pretty much informative and its very helpfull for those people who's starting up to used bitcoins today, And the best thing here is you can expand your tutorials in asia or maybe you can make it global so that those person seeking some little information on how to start their bitcoin venture and get some valid ideas.

Good job dev and site is quitely appealing and much interactive. ;D

Thank you so much for your kind feedback!

Really hilarious answer.
So, you are from the Middle East, though your website's domain whois says something different, and forgot that majority of the people in the Middle East don’t speak English ? You seem to contradict your own self :o
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"whois says something different" => Whois Privacy, heard of it mr Troll.
"and forgot that majority of the people in the Middle East don’t speak English ?" => Not true.

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English is now a neutral language. If it was in Arabic, some (few) people in middle east would'n understand it.
This might be for users from middle east as well as for others.
And you can be Arabic and not live in Arab. It's not about who is operating is but what is being operated.

"whois says something different" => Whois Privacy, heard of it mr Troll.
"and forgot that majority of the people in the Middle East don’t speak English ?" => Not true.

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English is now a neutral language. If it was in Arabic, some (few) people in middle east would'n understand it.
This might be for users from middle east as well as for others.
And you can be Arabic and not live in Arab. It's not about who is operating is but what is being operated.
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Fix your quotes hahahha ;D