Help with building a guide(unique for every country)on buying/selling practices

[alonshvartsman]

About 6 months ago I decided to create an easy-to-use learning resource to help point people in the right direction to understand different topics on Bitcoin. This ranges from mining, wallets, BTMs, and different exchanges. The website is called www.bitrawr.com

Some of the feedback I've gotten back is that many of the countries don't actually have the most popular or recommended exchanges' for buying and selling Bitcoin.

I've tried my best to research some of the best Bitcoin starting points in countries like South Korea, India, Brazil, Mexico, Argentina (from reviews, bitcointalk threads, forums, etc) and would like to know if someone could help, mostly in listing the most popular, safe, and reputable exchanges for countries.

There is a lot of differing information out there and I think it'd be beneficial for a lot of new people just getting started or interested in Bitcoin.

[mk4]

I've tried my best to research some of the best Bitcoin starting points in countries like South Korea, India, Brazil, Mexico, Argentina (from reviews, bitcointalk threads, forums, etc) and would like to know if someone could help, mostly in listing the most popular, safe, and reputable exchanges for countries.

Try going to the local boards of these countries and try asking there by creating a topic(assuming you haven't yet); I'm pretty sure some people are willing to help. Just cross your fingers and hope that the person(or people) that would be willing to help you knows how to speak decent English.

[alonshvartsman]

I've tried my best to research some of the best Bitcoin starting points in countries like South Korea, India, Brazil, Mexico, Argentina (from reviews, bitcointalk threads, forums, etc) and would like to know if someone could help, mostly in listing the most popular, safe, and reputable exchanges for countries.

Try going to the local boards of these countries and try asking there by creating a topic(assuming you haven't yet); I'm pretty sure some people are willing to help. Just cross your fingers and hope that the person(or people) that would be willing to help you knows how to speak decent English.

Great advice, fingers crossed.

[joeperry]

It's a good idea. This would work wonderfully if the expert crypto enthusiasts of different race would be willing to participate in this movement through sharing their knowledge and expertise. It would be organized to have it done from respective local boards of different countries with the use of their native language in order to deliver it in manner that locals would be able to comprehend it very well also.

[pawanjain]

About 6 months ago I decided to create an easy-to-use learning resource to help point people in the right direction to understand different topics on Bitcoin. This ranges from mining, wallets, BTMs, and different exchanges. The website is called www.bitrawr.com

Some of the feedback I've gotten back is that many of the countries don't actually have the most popular or recommended exchanges' for buying and selling Bitcoin.

I've tried my best to research some of the best Bitcoin starting points in countries like South Korea, India, Brazil, Mexico, Argentina (from reviews, bitcointalk threads, forums, etc) and would like to know if someone could help, mostly in listing the most popular, safe, and reputable exchanges for countries.

There is a lot of differing information out there and I think it'd be beneficial for a lot of new people just getting started or interested in Bitcoin.

You have forgot the two most important exchanges in India.
WazirX and Zebpay are the most important exchanges in India. Although Zebpay left India and is no more making any trades, it has announced to make a come back in India.
Though it has mentioned to start the exchange in India soon, it has not made any announcements on fiat trading.
Anyway, I believe you should add WazirX in your list since most of the Indians use WazirX to deal with fiat trading.

[SeaBits]

About 6 months ago I decided to create an easy-to-use learning resource to help point people in the right direction to understand different topics on Bitcoin. This ranges from mining, wallets, BTMs, and different exchanges. The website is called www.bitrawr.com

Some of the feedback I've gotten back is that many of the countries don't actually have the most popular or recommended exchanges' for buying and selling Bitcoin.

I've tried my best to research some of the best Bitcoin starting points in countries like South Korea, India, Brazil, Mexico, Argentina (from reviews, bitcointalk threads, forums, etc) and would like to know if someone could help, mostly in listing the most popular, safe, and reputable exchanges for countries.

There is a lot of differing information out there and I think it'd be beneficial for a lot of new people just getting started or interested in Bitcoin.

Nice work!

You could add https://localcryptos.com/ for the US and maybe other locations. It's very similar to LocalBitcoins.