Instead of posting you 100% agree, you should have given me 100 merit.  

I'd like to believe Theymos implemented this partly as a solution to my request.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=622992.0

Bitcoin has come so far and it has come to stay and nobody can remove it because of it decentralized nature, individuals and government have been fighting to stop bitcoin when it started to became popular but all were not succeeded and the Cybersecurity of bitcoin is very tight that no hacker can penetrate to the bitcoin server and change the narrative. And in all countries individuals adopt bitcoin massively than the government. The countries tht have adopted bitcoin are just few.

But there is a new trend that is going on the State level, countries are stated disturbing cryptocurrency exchanges by banning the p2p in their countries. Which is the lastest ways to crackdown cryptocurrency activities in the world since they can't control the decentralized cryptocurrencies then they went to the Centralized Exchanges to  list the details of people that are using cryptocurrency.

I hope my entry would be accepted as a Newbie???
Please

All right Hhampuz, thank you very much. There is a ballpoint pen I have that has variety of colours ranging from blue, red, Black etc. So, that's why I asked if I'm ok to use a different colour of Pens other than Black.

Is that a ballpoint pen? I'm unfamiliar with "Blue Pen" as a category of pencils, haha. Either way, any pencil that you use by hand is for the hand drawn category - excluding apple pencil or other electronic pencils.

A writing tip: You don't need to add numbering if you are going to discuss just one point. Numbers are added when there is more than one header and you separate them with numbers like 1, 2, 3, etc.

Coming back to the topic, the problem you have discussed is found mostly in third-world and developing countries. You can't see any unnecessary electricity outages in developed countries because they have all the basic amenities available at all times for all their citizen.

When we talk about running a business in a country where electricity outages are a common problem, I believe a person or a group that plans to start a business should keep this in mind beforehand and should plan their business accordingly. If I know there will be such a problem, I should evaluate all the situations after I start my business and see if I can overcome this problem and whether my budget and the revenue my business would earn can cover the costs of running electricity generators when there is no electricity available.

I should only start the business if I know it is possible for it to cover everything, and if it can't, I should look for something else to avoid facing issues.

However, governments need to tackle such issues to make their country and people live at ease.

Last call to enter your work for this contest! Will lock thread as soon as I wake up tomorrow morning.