A Polish Youtuber, with around one million subscribers, was paid circa $30,000 by the Central Bank of Poland, in collaboration with the Polish Financial Supervision Authority, to portray cryptocurrencies in a negative light without disclosing the payment in the video.

Marcin Dubiel, whose video “I lost all my money” has half a million views, portrays cryptocurrencies as a way to get rich quick, to only find out he had no money to pay for a date at a restaurant and was generally left penniless due to cryptocurrency investments.

The video’s description contains the hashtag #uważajnakryptowaluty, a website by Poland’s Central Bank and FCA which portrays digital currencies as risky, having no guarantee, and not classified as electronic money.

The Central Bank of Poland has admitted that “it carried out a campaign on the issue of virtual currencies in social media,” without providing any further comment on the matter.

Nor do they explain why their paid advertising was undisclosed in the video by Marcin Dubiel, who is just one among others who received such payments, including Planeta Faktów, a Youtube channel with 1.5 million subscribers.

Poland’s lack of access, in general, to English language information might make them especially susceptible to such propaganda

Because Islam has regulated everything in their follower's life including the economic system, so they need a bank based on Islam regulation or rules, for example, Islam prohibits riba ( riba : when you give me a 10 $ loan, but i have to pay back 15 $, the 5$ is riba ) hmm but i don't know that it is necessary since i heard that in arab bitcoin is banned by the mufti, they said that transaction with bitcoin is haram.