My country banned bitcoin. What I can do ?

[CraigShawn]

First of all, you need to understand that no one can "ban" Bitcoin. Blocks bitcoin completely decentralized. So unless you provide your own key to government agents, they can not capture or transfer your money.

[kissme09]

My country also prohibits Bitcoin and Crypto like your country. But I still try to change my IP address using VPS. This is also a way to have access to the exchanges that your national network security blocks. I find that my country's prohibition does not affect my work.

[jeraldskie11]

So sad to hear that but you need to accept the reality. I think your country didn't follow the rules that's why they banned bitcoin but don't lose hope because i believe everything will be fine as long as you believe too for it that is only you can do for now because the government will be the one to decide from this things. I hope it will be a good news from your country.

[uletkeket]

You know the rule about cryptocurrency in your country. So dont use cryptocurrency to make transaction or payment anything. Convert your crypto in your currency first.

[richkid3001]

There is no way governments can ban cryptos. Governments aren't God... as much as they'd like us to think they are. 

[jowabol]

the best way is tranffer to the other country.

[Malam90]

Hi Farhan, we know Bitcoin and cryptocurrency is illegal in Bangladesh. You know there is no control of any govt over Bitcoin transaction because Bitcoin is a decentralized coin. You have to work and trade with your own risk because Police is always finding Bitcoin traders and promoters to put in Jail. Be safe and promote crypto.

[sinta23]

I love bitcoin and cryptocurrencies. I feel more comfortable doing so and will do whatever that I can to support it. Now tell me how can I work with Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies? Although it is illegal in my country.

My country Bangladesh.

Apologies if this is not the right place to discuss.
Thanks in advance.

if your country is prohibiting the existence of bitcoin, it is better to find first why bitcoin is prohibited in your country. if indeed the bitcoin ban in your country is tight and it is official. yes better my advice would not want us to stop. because we as good citizens must follow the rules.

[jayveerastrullo]

So if they banned bitcoin in your country it means your IP address is banned. You cant search any bitcoin related article and website. The best thing to do is change your vpn. There are many application and extensions to have another vpn. With your new vpn you will be able to do bitcoin.

[Chuhuy61]

I like bitcoin but in my country, the government prohibits bitcoin. Bitcoin is not used in everyday transactions. I can only invest in bitcoin on the internet.

[Domanity]

I myself also disagree if my country forbids Bitcoin, because I also enjoy trading Bitcoin, investing or looking for bounty gifts. but if this really happened to me, then I would break that rule by still playing Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency, whatever the risk. I'll keep looking for ways I can get in and play Cryptocurrency, even though I have to change my country's vpn.

[Tahamid]

this is big problem fore you. you hold your bitcoin, long time. otherwise you can go  another country. like UK, japan, maloseya, more country people used bitcoin.     

[Black boy]

If the bann is not than serious,you can trade it informally,hold your altcoins ,trade then for Perfect money which you can trade for your local currency. Just do them in small bits so as not to attract suspicions. You can trade crypto for digital money on several exchanges.
 

[topex.io]

In many countries, bitcoin is blocked, but there are many opportunities to buy, sell and exchange bitcoin for your country's currency. Use a VPN and try not to show your identity.

[Sample2]

I love bitcoin and cryptocurrencies. I feel more comfortable doing so and will do whatever that I can to support it. Now tell me how can I work with Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies? Although it is illegal in my country.

My country Bangladesh.

Apologies if this is not the right place to discuss.
Thanks in advance.

In my suggestion, you could try to tell what do you feel and how comfortable you are using bitcoin to your government. Then try to find someone else as much as you can who love the cryptocurrency too. But the only thing that makes me curious is how the government could ban the bitcoin?

[cpoer2011]

If your country banned bitcoin so you shouldn't worry about it because still can trading it on the cryptocurrency market and gain some income from the trading activities. So don't worry about it.

[pantheraio]

I do not think it's too problematic if bitcoin is banned or rejected in my country. I can still maximize the usefulness of bitcoin like buying something from another place (another country) that can use bitcoin as a payment tool. Or by exchanging the bitcoin we have into a currency in our country.

[Bitlife81]

Although it may disrupt the flow of your crypto business, law is law and it should be followed. Your country's government may have some pretty good reason of banning it.

[brooklynian]

I feel very sad about this development in your country. I understand your plight and I hope you can start weighing your options. Familiarize yourself with the details of the restrictions and see if there are other things allowed.  If your only source of income is bitcoin, then you may have to consider relocating to a Cryptocurrency friendly country.

[Stromspirit]

If you still want to use bitcoin you can move the country that gives permission for bitcoin and there you are free to use bitcoin as you wish and you can also use it silently in your country but also very risk to you if you get caught in your country will also be in the law there so you should move the country that gives permission for bitcoin can be used there