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I am happy to live in Bangladesh. Many people do not know what cryptocurrency is actually a digital currency. I am trying to teach them all with my experience hopefully they will get better benefits.

Cyryptocurrencies are illegal in Bangladesh. You are very courageous.

I visited you profile and see some posts. Luckily your post was translated in English by my chrome google translate extension and see this.

https://i.postimg.cc/KYYg46P5/Screenshot-17.jpg
Sometime google translate does not give the 100% correct output. So it could be wrong also

The post was made yesterday. That means you are new in cryptocurrency then how you will teach other people ? First learn something from here and try to teach others. And since you have found this forum to learn about crypto currency hope you will. Good Luck.

Many failed to understand what cryptocurrency is not only Bangladesh citizen but all Nations,
Ohh, you just said your experience, its a nice thing to teach with little experience you may have.
Here are simple beginner topics to treat them with.
[1]. YOUR TOTAL BEGINNERS GUIDE TO CRYPTOCURRENCY and BITCOINTALK (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3113022.0)
[2]. ✅Guide for Beginners in the world on cryptocurrencies✅ (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5214373)

Maybe you aim to teach people in Bangladesh about how to join bounties, right? What experience you reffered to?
You seems to create this topic as a try to receive merits. I even checked the full post history but found nothing deserves to be merited.
Anyway, it's a great initiative, bt you should build a good knowledge background first [not bounties].

I think he deleted that post. :) All the rest are bounty reports/applications.

Be careful as the Bangladeshi government has banned bitcoin. But what if the person you have taught is the one that will report you to the authorities?

Just a scenario that could possibly happen.

Yes, quite scary.

“We have already located a few bitcoin users, and are on the hunt for more, along with a few web pages which are being checked for authenticity.

Investigating cryptocurrency trading is a complex matter.”

-Bangladesh’s cybercrime unit

link (https://news.bitcoin.com/bangladesh-authorities-hunt-bitcoin-traders/)

Seems like 'im from poor country, want good to bitcoin, donate me money' type of card.
I hope its not, but seems like it.
Anyway, welcome and try to learn as much about Bitcoin as possible first, then teach others.
Have fun and good luck! :)

LOL, english is not their native language it is somehow a lnguage barrier to the users that wanted to express their thoughts and opinion. I can't blame them if they wanted to join and learn about cryptocurrency. The forum offers local boards where they can express well using their language.

In some other ways I think it is ideal to let them express and learn English by letting them to posts here. Pretty sure they can have improvement and as long the post could be understand then that would be alright. Anyway, deleting posts that is not relevant or poorly constructed will be taken care to the MODS.

You must learn what is needed to learn related to cryptocurrency before teaching it to other if you really want to help and you should also teach them the correct details like bitcoin is the first cryptocurrency which it is not as what you think. Many mistakes and misconcept will make you think that you taught them the right one but it is not.

I don't think the authorities really resort to such extreme measures just because someone's teaching the concept of Bitcoin, unless they could link fraudulent or large scale activities such as a mining farm.

Would be amusing to see "Man arrested for teaching friend illegal cryptocurrency without consent; friend tipped off police" on their newspaper headline ;D

You posted a total of 36 posts. Of these, 34 are in the bounty section and 1 is in your local Bangladesh community. This is your first post outside that. Welcome aboard. I think first you should earn much knowledge about cryptocurrency then teach others.

I like your idea of using yourself as a medium to spread your knowledge about cryptocurrencies in your country but it seems your government wasn't really like crypto. We really appreciate your effort but I think you should be careful mate, it would be much better if you will refrain from doing it rather than of getting caught and put yourself in danger. Perhaps, you should wait for your government to accept this crypto before do your thing.

Oh god, at first I thought you were making fun of OP, jokes like watch out the Bangladesh CIA is watching you, but this is actual real!?
Wth are they doing monitoring webpages, ok, they have an excuse as cryptocurrencies could be used for capital flight by some people but it's clear that monitoring webpages you will not catch anything else than small fish with a few $ worth of coins trying to make a living, don't they have anything better to do and spend their resources, which I can pretty much guess are limited, judging from the shape of their economy.

Luckily the article is a bit old, although I haven't seen anything worth notice googling for Bangladesh and bitcoin in the news maybe things are not that bad anymore.


More like, look at me I'm a good man give me some merit, but I could be wrong, maybe is just enthusiasm and he feels like sharing his good mood with everybody, I got that also sometimes, ends with me typing things I regret two seconds after.

Bounty is your calling perhaps. Most people on bitcointalk are here to learn and help others, only few members open new trade to ask as majority all contribute to what they understand in their opinion. You can start something meaningful in the forum just like me else no one will take your words serious

What he is teaching is banned on their country.

That's why that scenario can happen and we will never know how the authorities will take that or how they'll give punishment to this guy. But I'm not wishing that to happen if he has good cause.

I think that it is already allowed to store Bitcoin in Bangladesh, the only that they are prohibited about is using bitcoin into any transactions.

They still have a lot of opportunity and chance to make bitcoin become fully legal in their country, but we don't know when. If they are really dedicated to it and they find bitcoin very beneficial then probably this will become open in them. Bangladesh is not that hard to act when it talks about money and development so I'm sure they will deal with it.

It is really hard to teach bitcoin if they had a lot of limits in their countries.

If bitcoin is not that fully allowed in their place, then you will have a hard time to achieve bitcoin adoption. If you really want to help people, and you care about the future of bitcoin, try to help other people not only in your country. You can give them an idea about how bitcoin works in the market, but you should also consider a lot of factors such as the laws, issues, economy class, and etc.

Things shouldn't be rushed, you should study and plan it in order for your goal to be reached.

It's obvious that thousands of people don't have the basic idea of cryptoccurrency, and some who heard about also tag it as possible means of scamming people, op you are not mistaken by saying such.
Most especially people in rural area don't have the basic concept of cryptoccurrency.
I believe that cryptoccurrency will dominate the world soon.

Helping all people seems a lot more unrealistic but, I could watch you try. But then, with cryptocurrency not allowed in Bangladesh, doesn't that scare you to break the law?
It's up to you though but, play safe.

That is a very good initiative from you, OP. But if this is the case (quoted below), then maybe it would be better if you would learn first as much as possible so you can teach better in your place. You'll also have to be very cautious. This might cause you to be convicted or something since bitcoin is not allowed in your country. Good luck!

Of course they will, given that your intentions are pure and don't have any plans to lure and take advantage of them. But my intuition says you are a good man so keep it up :).

However, I warn you since there's a big chance for you to get rejections. Brace yourself, it was a difficult task. Even how hard you explain this new tech and persuade them to try this, there are still people who will doubt and say it was a scam. Educating them well is a major key for your success but sometimes the problem is with them already (being close minded in most cases) so I advice you for not pushing yourself hard. Teach who are willing and respect who criticize, okay?

You’ve now got a couple of days’ worth of peoples input with regards to your quest. It would be interesting to see your intake on them, and how you are planning to go around teaching cryptocurrencies to people in your country, with the regulation limitations that uphold. Specifically, I’d be interested to know the benefits you are going to highlight …

I wonder what/how you will teach them? I know several people saying they were teaching others about bitcoin/cryptocurrency but all they do is put the people new to cryptocurrency in danger by saying that they can easily earn money through it. I wouldn't call that teaching.

maybe he is an extremely fast learner. you don't know that.  ;)

OP should walk the talk. As we all know that it is easier said than done. If OP could really do it well then I will be idolizing OP and probably will be also inspired to do the same thing. However, I think for now its too difficult for there are many rules from the government and even in the society to follow (norms). This is a challenging event that OP wanted to do.

If OP is really serious then I will be more than happy to see  and consider this as the revolution foe cryptocurrency in their country by means of making everyone in their place to learn about cryptocurrency.

OP should take care of his safety I read in some articles that they are very hard to holdlers of Cryptocurrency but I also learned that there is an existing forum for people from Bangladesh why not promote this website to your friends and also be active here

https://bitcoinbangladesh.org/index.php/topic,26.0.html

I think you are having a trouble mate because according to this image you are just new to the world of cryptocurrency it takes a lot of struggles to you if you want to teach other people regarding this.

Also if you want to pursue your want to learn and teach other people with this you can start right here on our platform so you can make have initial knowledge also I think you have your internet connection and a gadget you can use to search for information.


That's right if you are trying to search or find information I highly recommend to filter the data and to become an information.

cryptocurrency not only illegal in Bangladesh but also almost every country. Gamblers use bitcoin for fixing the match. If we don't do anything wrong then govt. never take any action who have Cryptocurrency. Don't teach it openly. You will face any problem like money laundering case.

That's nonsense.
Cryptos are illegal in only a few countries all over the world.

Take a look at this map:
https://cimg.co/w/guides-attachments/3/5c9/9553a04bdd.png
(Source: https://cryptonews.com/guides/countries-in-which-bitcoin-is-banned-or-legal.htm (https://cryptonews.com/guides/countries-in-which-bitcoin-is-banned-or-legal.htm))

Please check (at least roughly) your information before spreading it.

Thanks For Your Information.I told this because I saw this news on our local channel and print media that's why I told this.

Damn, never knew they were that anti-Bitcoin.

If cryptocurrency is banned or illegal in Bangladesh, it wouldn't be dangerous if someone would try to teach people about using bitcoin or other cryptocurrency as an investment because they could be imprisoned and take away their money. I think the OP should take some time for their government to change their minds to continue your mission teaching people about crypto.

Yes many countries has hostile approach towards cryptocurrencies but once the technology matures and good projects starts getting mainstream traction , the governments will change the stance ,yes but till now everybody needs to be cautious if it's banned or restricted in your country.

Base on the information given by the other member it's looks like you want to share the knowledge you have but still, you do not have enough skills to learn with the use of the bitcoin.

If you want to start sharing with the help and benefits with the use of cryptocurrency I think you should start at your self and also you have found a good platform which is here on our forum you can start reading a lot of threads that could help you to increase the information you have.

Don't be an amateur teacher cryptocurrency  where it's banned, it's useless, a waste of time

all you need to do now is learn it yourself first, don't assume you already understand cryptocurrency and blockchain, because the knowledge you have is still very minimal.

I know you have the best intentions of teaching everyone about cryptocurrency, but you also need to understand cryptocurrency and its real purpose.

One day is enough for him to learn, lol.. good luck on teaching the people, it would be a big success of his part if he will be able to convince this people despite him being new to crypto.

And poster above could be right that bitcoin is illegal in Bangladesh as this news tells about the status of bitcoin in the country.

Police on the hunt for bitcoin users in Bangladesh (https://www.dhakatribune.com/bangladesh/crime/2018/02/19/police-hunt-bitcoin-users-bangladesh/#:~:text=The%20trading%20of%20the%20popular,be%20wary%20of%20bitcoin%20users.)

This was an old new, so hopefully OP could respond and tell us if the status has change from illegal to legal.

I have removed the "n't" as I thought you're saying it isn't dangerous at all. In all understanding, you're right.

I wonder what's with the OP now, he hasn't replied since he has posted the thread.

How can you help if all the people once they heard the word cryptocurrencies or bitcoin the only thing that will come on thier mind is scam. Even i want to introduce bitcoin to my county, but if they heard bitcoin they dont have any interest to learn it.

What is the point of your OP? I would highly recommend that you give more information about the questions:

• What exactly are you doing?
• For how long are you doing it?

You are 100% right here. I have also tried to tell people about crypto currencies around me but they never listen to me carefully and think i am preaching a scam. Their mind are so dull that they cannot think other than about the paper notes. I appreciate the efforts and initiative which OP has taken.

I appreciate your good intention but before that, you better invest yourself first. You can't simply give them some inputs in regard to crypto and in yourself you're not prepared for it.
And besides, how they will listen to you or even from the others if Bitcoin have no room in your place. In fact, the use of crypto is still banned in your country, how they could make use of it? They are just risking their lives and possibly will put into jail once caught.

Well, it was your decision and let us find out what is be the result. But if you are not seeing it good, better not to risk your reputation as well because you are not promoting crypto alone but you are also promoting yourself as well. Because if they won't succeed and absolutely not, they will get back to you and curse you. You should have to think about it first multiple times.

Good to hear such words of yours, however i think it is necessary for you to learn first before you help others. I hope that you could get what you want someday. Just strive hard, because cryptocurrency isn't an easy task or easy money scheme.

Users like you cause reputation damage of a country. I'm from the same region too. But not like you! Almost all of your post belongs to bounty section. I think you teaching other people about bounty hunting. I'm worried your username slightly match with mine
I think OP isn't going to reply any of you.

OP haven't deleted the post. It's still there (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=631891.msg55057279#msg55057279) at local board in native language. 'sujonali1819' has quoted the translated form of the post.

They already took action against using crypto. There were few many online sites where people can buy crypto using mobile banking service. But all those website have been shut down last year.

Crypto still illegal in BD. Though a lot of people using it. Many people engaged themselves with crypto trading. And many freelancer getting their payments in bitcoin from different workplaces. I think the government can't fully prevent it's people to use crypto. But people can't buy/sell their crypto directly here. They need to exchange it with skrill, payeer, mastercard then they can sell it to get cash in hand through bank.

As I said above crypto still hasn't legalized in our country. The people who use it in our region don't expose it publicly. There is no recent news about getting jail for using crypto.
Our government has realized the importance of this modern technology. And there is a slight chance to use blockchain network and legalized crypto. Though there is no official statement about it yet.

Busted huh! I hope he will not teach other  people regarding crypto because being a newbie in crypto will give misleading info and that will be devastating to others if later on their funds will be rekt by wrong decision. This is the reason why many have negative perception towards crypto because of users like him, pretending to know something but when someone will seriously consult about crypto, he may give wrong information to them that potentially ruin what crypto really is.