If Bitcoin is legalized, a dream of mine would come true

[2Pizza410000BTC]

As a Bangladeshi I have a dream cherished inside my heart, but in reality it is not possible to realize my dream. My house is located near a popular bridge in Bangladesh and on both sides of the bridge there are parks and sightseeing spots for travelers. My father has organized a food hotel next to that sightseeing spot. I sometimes spend some time in that hotel between studies. I've been nursing a dream for as long as I've been on Bitcoin forums. If Bitcoin was legalized in Bangladesh, I would take a payment system through Bitcoin with a pizza restaurant.
But my dreams will remain dreams because Bitcoin will never be legalized by the government in my country.

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[crypticj]

I don't really think that Bitcoin will be legalized any time soon.
Don't forget that government hates all crypto because they can't control and tax it.

Especially right now, when, because of the prices, people are getting out of Bitcoin, there are not that many people who will oppose the government if it wants to ban crypto.

But lets just hope most governments will just ignore crypto and let it be as it is.

[SquirrelJulietGarden]

I've been nursing a dream for as long as I've been on Bitcoin forums.

Not sure what is your progress to grow up your dream but it's my pleasure to know.

If Bitcoin was legalized in Bangladesh, I would take a payment system through Bitcoin with a pizza restaurant.

You have many options to add Bitcoin into your business, with on-chain transaction payments or with Lightning Network. With Lightning Network, you will save more transaction fee for your users and your business.

But my dreams will remain dreams because Bitcoin will never be legalized by the government in my country.

Never say never. I don't know what's going on in your nation, Bangladesh from politics to economics and law, regulations. I think it is not a nation with dictactors like Putin or Kim Jong Un where one single powerful person can decide all things.

There are bigger chances in your nation than in Russia or North Korea.

[franky1]

for now though. dont quash your dreams of personal wealth/freedom/employment simply because a country does not like a certain currency

instead if you have enough bitcoin to lease a franchise/pizza restaurant for a few months(start up costs). convert bitcoin into fiat and remit it to your fiat bank. get the pizza place operational and accept fiat payments. alow your dreams to begin, dont hold back

then when you make fiat profit, remit the fiat out of the country to then convert into bitcoin again to hoard the profits to safeguard it from/hedge against fiat inflation

dont delay your dreams/employment/future based on a currency. start your future and then adapt it when things change.

there is no reason to not try to use fiat to bootstrap your dreams and then take profits you want to store in bitcoin

[Fundamentals Of]

Never say never!

It will only take one man in the right position before your country sees the beauty in Bitcoin and accept it. Your dream will surely come true. That Bangladesh will accept Bitcoin is not a matter of if but a matter of when. It may not be within this year or the next, but it will come. Bangladesh can't afford to just allow themselves to be left behind.

If you could contribute to the fulfillment of your dreams, you could easily communicate with your representative to suggest that Bitcoin be studied. They may or may not listen to it, but at least you tried.

[btc_angela]

As a Bangladeshi I have a dream cherished inside my heart, but in reality it is not possible to realize my dream. My house is located near a popular bridge in Bangladesh and on both sides of the bridge there are parks and sightseeing spots for travelers. My father has organized a food hotel next to that sightseeing spot. I sometimes spend some time in that hotel between studies. I've been nursing a dream for as long as I've been on Bitcoin forums. If Bitcoin was legalized in Bangladesh, I would take a payment system through Bitcoin with a pizza restaurant.
But my dreams will remain dreams because Bitcoin will never be legalized by the government in my country.

I like your enthusiasm, and yes, if you and your parents have a business and perhaps bitcoin might be a good payment option to at least help it grow because we wanted adoption. And we all know that most of the tourist visitors don't bring cash with them, for security reasons, so they have their credit cards to used and pay. But bitcoin payment could be another great options as well as it was designed to be a payment scheme by Satoshi himself.

However, it seems that Bangladesh government is very strict as far as crypto goes and they totally put a blanket ban on your country. So it might take some time for them to legalized and the chances are slim, in my opinion.

[Die_empty]

As a Bangladeshi I have a dream cherished inside my heart, but in reality it is not possible to realize my dream. My house is located near a popular bridge in Bangladesh and on both sides of the bridge there are parks and sightseeing spots for travelers. My father has organized a food hotel next to that sightseeing spot. I sometimes spend some time in that hotel between studies. I've been nursing a dream for as long as I've been on Bitcoin forums. If Bitcoin was legalized in Bangladesh, I would take a payment system through Bitcoin with a pizza restaurant.
But my dreams will remain dreams because Bitcoin will never be legalized by the government in my country.

Your intentions are good because accepting Bitcoin in your proposed business will attract more crypto-friendly tourists and also make more people know about Bitcoin. I also perceive that you are still a student. My advice is that you should focus on your studies for now but don't give up your dream of starting the business. You have to also note that running a business and education both needs attention and dedication which is why you need to finish your studies first before starting the business except you have competent hands that can manage it in your absence.

But my dreams will remain dreams because Bitcoin will never be legalized by the government in my country.

Bitcoin is banned in your country not because the majority of the people in Bangladesh dislike it. If you carry out a poll or research the people's views on the use of Bitcoin, I guess many people will want the country to legalize cryptocurrency because of the decline of the value of the Bangladeshi taka. But the government which is made up of a few people feels cryptocurrencies are bad for the economy. Maybe the next set of political leaders might have different views about Bitcoin and legalize it. You don't have to lose hope because nothing is impossible.

[YUriy1991]

As a Bangladeshi I have a dream cherished inside my heart, but in reality it is not possible to realize my dream. My house is located near a popular bridge in Bangladesh and on both sides of the bridge there are parks and sightseeing spots for travelers. My father has organized a food hotel next to that sightseeing spot. I sometimes spend some time in that hotel between studies.

In my view, Why this is still happening there because the Government there still sees the volatile nature of the market where Bitcoin and potential speculative bubbles raise concerns about the impact on the economy and its value is not controlled or influenced by any central authority. This lack of control may make governments hesitant to legalize it, as they may prefer to retain control over their national currencies and monetary policies.

On the other hand, governments also have a responsibility to maintain financial stability in their countries because governments may prefer to focus on traditional financial systems to ensure stability and protect the interests of their citizens.

I've been nursing a dream for as long as I've been on Bitcoin forums. If Bitcoin was legalized in Bangladesh, I would take a payment system through Bitcoin with a pizza restaurant.
But my dreams will remain dreams because Bitcoin will never be legalized by the government in my country.

However, I believe that perception will change over time and there will be an increased desire by governments to explore the potential of cryo-currencies taking steps towards regulatory frameworks that allow the use of legal cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin. I myself am optimistic about that because every country and government like Bangladesh has competent economists who can see and pay attention that this landscape continues to evolve over time. If that comes true your dream of using Bitcoin for your pizzeria you will come true.

[wxa7115]

As a Bangladeshi I have a dream cherished inside my heart, but in reality it is not possible to realize my dream. My house is located near a popular bridge in Bangladesh and on both sides of the bridge there are parks and sightseeing spots for travelers. My father has organized a food hotel next to that sightseeing spot. I sometimes spend some time in that hotel between studies. I've been nursing a dream for as long as I've been on Bitcoin forums. If Bitcoin was legalized in Bangladesh, I would take a payment system through Bitcoin with a pizza restaurant.
But my dreams will remain dreams because Bitcoin will never be legalized by the government in my country.

Your dream has two main steps, you want to have a pizza restaurant and you want to accept bitcoin payments, the latter part of your dream is not possible at the moment due to the regulations on the country in which you live and there is nothing you can do about it.

But when it comes to the first step this is something you can do before bitcoin gets legalized, that way if on the future this happens then the only thing you will have to do is to accept bitcoin payments, and if we are honest this is the easiest step out of two, so maybe you should concentrate on creating the pizza restaurant of your dreams.

[Nothingtodo]

As a Bangladeshi I have a dream cherished inside my heart, but in reality it is not possible to realize my dream. My house is located near a popular bridge in Bangladesh and on both sides of the bridge there are parks and sightseeing spots for travelers. My father has organized a food hotel next to that sightseeing spot. I sometimes spend some time in that hotel between studies. I've been nursing a dream for as long as I've been on Bitcoin forums. If Bitcoin was legalized in Bangladesh, I would take a payment system through Bitcoin with a pizza restaurant.
But my dreams will remain dreams because Bitcoin will never be legalized by the government in my country.

Me as a Bangladeshi, I can say that Bitcoin will not be legalized in Bangladesh, the demand for legalization of Bangladesh Bitcoin has been presented to the Parliament several times but has been repeatedly rejected by the government.
But you cannot fulfill the dream that you have been holding inside your mind from this country. Go to a country where bitcoin is legal and accept bitcoin payments with your favorite pizza restaurant.

[LogitechMouse]

Actually, there is a way for Bitcoin to be legalized in your country, and that is if the government will change it's stand against Bitcoin. I mean if there will be a new government that will support or at least be neutral to Bitcoin then I guess that's the time where you can use it "legally". What are the chances? Close to zero I guess... or there might be a chance. I don't know for, but one thing's for sure, Bitcoin being used in Bangladesh legally would take a long time.

Sometimes, dreams will just stay as dreams because of bad government, eh? You have other choice OP, and that is to build a business outside Bangladesh, that is if only you can do it, but if the government really is that strict with regards to Bitcoin, then I guess accepting Bitcoin in your business would be close to impossible. Well, the thing that's permanent in this world is change, and who knows. We might see them changing their outlook when it comes to Bitcoin, and we might see them unbanning it in the future.

I guess I'm lucky that in our country, cryptocurrencies aren't banned, and we are free to use it anytime we wanted.

[Z-tight]

You can start your dream of owning a pizza shop in your country and accept only payment in fiat for now, it is too risky to be caught using BTC as i read somewhere that it can result in almost 12 years in prison if you are caught.

If you probably succeed in your pizza business, you can own a branch in another country that is BTC-friendly or in the future there may be regulatory changes in your country that will allow the use of BTC, and you can then implement it.

[lionheart78]

As a Bangladeshi I have a dream cherished inside my heart, but in reality it is not possible to realize my dream. My house is located near a popular bridge in Bangladesh and on both sides of the bridge there are parks and sightseeing spots for travelers. My father has organized a food hotel next to that sightseeing spot. I sometimes spend some time in that hotel between studies. I've been nursing a dream for as long as I've been on Bitcoin forums. If Bitcoin was legalized in Bangladesh, I would take a payment system through Bitcoin with a pizza restaurant.
But my dreams will remain dreams because Bitcoin will never be legalized by the government in my country.

If you have the capability, you can move out of your country and stay in a country where Bitcoin is legal.  You can do it by either staying on the country for a decent amount of time or marrying someone who is a native of that country.  If there is a will there is a way but of course, there are necessities and situations you have to give up if you are into fulfilling your dream.  

You can also create an online shop where your client is from another country and your base of operation is in a country where Bitcoin is legal.  It may need a huge amount of money but we all know, there is no freedom in this world.

Actually, there is a way for Bitcoin to be legalized in your country, and that is if the government will change it's stand against Bitcoin. I mean if there will be a new government that will support or at least be neutral to Bitcoin then I guess that's the time where you can use it "legally". What are the chances? Close to zero I guess... or there might be a chance. I don't know for, but one thing's for sure, Bitcoin being used in Bangladesh legally would take a long time.

Sometimes, dreams will just stay as dreams because of bad government, eh? You have other choice OP, and that is to build a business outside Bangladesh, that is if only you can do it, but if the government really is that strict with regards to Bitcoin, then I guess accepting Bitcoin in your business would be close to impossible. Well, the thing that's permanent in this world is change, and who knows. We might see them changing their outlook when it comes to Bitcoin, and we might see them unbanning it in the future.

I guess I'm lucky that in our country, cryptocurrencies aren't banned, and we are free to use it anytime we wanted.

True that, there is no permanent in this world so the hostile stance of Bangladesh towards Bitcoin can possibly change in the future.  The time when is unknown but it is already proven that government changes its stance whenever the present ruling party saw that Bitcoin will benefits your country more than it harms it.

[michellee]

I think many people who are familiar with Bitcoin have dreams of being able to make big profits. They take care of their dreams and do something to make them come true by gradually buying Bitcoin.

Maybe everyone's dream will be different but what is in common is that we want to have a lot of money from investing in Bitcoin and that is normal if there are people who don't seem to care about market conditions and just want to buy more Bitcoin to save when This.

And when the Bitcoin price can increase beyond the last ATH, that is the time for them to take their biggest profits as they did at the last ATH. And there are those who don't sell all their Bitcoin but are still waiting for the price to skyrocket very high. If you want to make your dream come true, you have to work hard from now on because you still have a chance to buy more Bitcoins.

[khiholangkang]

As a Bangladeshi I have a dream cherished inside my heart, but in reality it is not possible to realize my dream. My house is located near a popular bridge in Bangladesh and on both sides of the bridge there are parks and sightseeing spots for travelers. My father has organized a food hotel next to that sightseeing spot. I sometimes spend some time in that hotel between studies. I've been nursing a dream for as long as I've been on Bitcoin forums. If Bitcoin was legalized in Bangladesh, I would take a payment system through Bitcoin with a pizza restaurant.
But my dreams will remain dreams because Bitcoin will never be legalized by the government in my country.

That's just a matter of time, you should not be fooled by the current dilemma that makes your dreams in Palu and no longer developed.
You only need to wait for the leader of your country who is open with technological innovation and financial system, I think at this time you only need to be patient waiting and increase knowledge in the world of blockchain and bitcoin so that you understand the advantages and disadvantages which you then develop to be better to use bitcoin in the region You.

As it is in El Salvador, without having a leader who has an open it will be difficult to adopt the latest technology, which then only thinks that are classified as old -fashioned, in this case it also needs the courage to take risks that might have a significant impact on the financial order in your country if it is if Forcibly use Bitcoin as a means of payment.

I don't really think that Bitcoin will be legalized any time soon.
Don't forget that government hates all crypto because they can't control and tax it.

Especially right now, when, because of the prices, people are getting out of Bitcoin, there are not that many people who will oppose the government if it wants to ban crypto.

But lets just hope most governments will just ignore crypto and let it be as it is.

If only the tax is the problem, I think the government can still try to get it with a variety of arrangements, but I think the toughest thing is the exchange rate that is an obstacle to its application, we know how volatility in Bitcoin, which has a cultural phase and today is the cost Transactions increase, so I think it needs to be reconsidered.

[Stepstowealth]

But my dreams will remain dreams because Bitcoin will never be legalized by the government in my country.

Don't say never, you could not have predicted something like Bitcoins to be today like 15 years ago, you cannot predict Bitcoins tomorrow and what legal status it will have in the next years. Surprisingly some things may happen in the next few years that will make the Bangladesh government change their mind on Bitcoins. Bitcoin can be legalized in Bangladesh and other places too were Bitcoins is very illegal, it will just take some time. Since you are in a place that they are very strict and have clear laws against Bitcoins, you have to be careful and try to keep you activities and wishes for Bitcoins a secret not many people around you should know. Do not get yourself thrown in jail were you can die for Bitcoins before it becomes legal.

[tabas]

If Bitcoin was legalized in Bangladesh, I would take a payment system through Bitcoin with a pizza restaurant.

Who knows if one day there will be a change with that decision?

But my dreams will remain dreams because Bitcoin will never be legalized by the government in my country.

You can still continue with other dreams of yours or why not make your own restaurant soon and when the tide has turned and becomes favorable to Bitcoin. Then, that's the time that you should be the one to adopt Bitcoin as payment with your own restaurant or with any business that you've got. You'll never know, time changes, people changes and even the government policies as well that some of them might change.

[salad daging]

I think it will be very difficult because the current government is still reluctant to legalize bitcoin as a means of payment except as a commodity asset, maybe a dream like yours, many want it because owning a restaurant business accepting bitcoin payments is something easier, but if you are in where the country is illegal with bitcoin then the dream will be difficult and will not come true.

There's nothing we can do except we wait until the government legalizes it, then you should never try to fight it if you don't want it to become a problem because you can do it secretly but the law will face you if you get caught.

So I'd rather be safe than face the law.

[taufik123]

It's a nice dream and you seem optimistic, but it's unfortunate that Bangladesh continues to ban Bitcoin or cryptocurrencies.
This is already a regulation of your country which of course if you violate it you will get punished.

I don't know how the future will be, maybe Bangladesh will accept Bitcoin but with adjusted regulations.
Like in my country which makes Bitcoin regulations only as a commodity asset and cannot exceed these rules.

Bitcoin cannot be used as legal tender. It's like entering a gray area that is not yet clear about the adoption that will be done.

But hopefully there will be good news from the Bangladesh government about cryptocurrency rules.

[DeathAngel]

Your dream isn’t impossible. You say that you’re from Bangladesh, eventually with the fiat banking system starting to show signs of failure, nations could he forced to be kinder to bitcoin or be in real trouble. Bangladeshi currency isn’t very strong, government may be forced to buy bitcoin as a hedge. They may have to do similar to what El Salvador is doing to make things better. Your dream is not impossible.

[Lucius]

Although many dreams of Bitcoin being "legalized" in their country, thinking that it would mean that everyone (or most) would start using it, I will just say that legalization in any sense does not necessarily mean that people will start using Bitcoin as a currency.

Just look at the example of El Salvador, where Bitcoin is legally regulated as legal tender, and data shows that even less than 20% of people in that country have used it or are using it. There are also many countries in the world where there is no obstacle to use Bitcoin as a means of payment, but few people will decide to pay for pizza or coffee with it.

If the OP got the chance to open a pizzeria in his city and put up a big sign "Bitcoin accepted here", and after a month nobody would pay with BTC, would he continue to believe in his dream or would he give up?

[ultrloa]

As a Bangladeshi I have a dream cherished inside my heart, but in reality it is not possible to realize my dream. My house is located near a popular bridge in Bangladesh and on both sides of the bridge there are parks and sightseeing spots for travelers. My father has organized a food hotel next to that sightseeing spot. I sometimes spend some time in that hotel between studies. I've been nursing a dream for as long as I've been on Bitcoin forums. If Bitcoin was legalized in Bangladesh, I would take a payment system through Bitcoin with a pizza restaurant.
But my dreams will remain dreams because Bitcoin will never be legalized by the government in my country.

Good to have dreams like that but don't exceed on your expectations since there are si many technicalities need to consider before it will be legal on your country. Maybe for now try to focus on how you can earn since if you wait for something great to happen then maybe you will wait long for this fantasy to happen. Also we cannot close the doors in terms of adoption since who knows maybe in one day we can see a global changes and we can see bitcoin being added and declared as legal currency to use.

[palle11]

But my dreams will remain dreams because Bitcoin will never be legalized by the government in my country.

It is not bad to dream. It is your heart desire to come through maybe you have lots of bitcoin that you want to start trading directly with customers. Nothing is impossible to happen but at the same time you have a tall dream because it is not dependent on you to happen but the people in government except you have friends or family members to influence your dream.

Advise to you is don't stay by the line waiting for bitcoin legalization in your country before you start your business. Start up the business with the use of your local fiat currency and build a network of customers for your self and if your dream finally become real then you already have an edge.

They may have to do similar to what El Salvador is doing to make things better. Your dream is not impossible.

Even if his country get to follow what El Salvador did by legalizing bitcoin, it may not matter anything significant on the short time because whatever accumulation of bitcoin he got from his customers would make meaning to him on the longterm when bitcoin bull arrive. This is also same thing in El Salvador because part of the bitcoin hedge by the government is below cost price likewise businesses accumulating bitcoin. However the profit in bitcoin is during the long term but pizza business requires more like daily activities and turn over except he only want to be dealing with bitcoin transaction and not really on the longterm gains.

[Lorence.xD]

As a Bangladeshi I have a dream cherished inside my heart, but in reality it is not possible to realize my dream. My house is located near a popular bridge in Bangladesh and on both sides of the bridge there are parks and sightseeing spots for travelers. My father has organized a food hotel next to that sightseeing spot. I sometimes spend some time in that hotel between studies.

From your post op, seems like you and your father have a good business running with a tourist spot. Running a business is actually hard but if its involved money it would be a great advantage for you to enter in this industry in crypto as you know how to handle money or assets already. I haven't been to Bangladesh but I would love to try some dishes there.

I've been nursing a dream for as long as I've been on Bitcoin forums. If Bitcoin was legalized in Bangladesh, I would take a payment system through Bitcoin with a pizza restaurant.
But my dreams will remain dreams because Bitcoin will never be legalized by the government in my country.

It's good to have a goal or dream so you would have a path to take, actually nursing takes years for your studies before you graduate which can be apply to Bitcoin. Bitcoin also takes years to understand, you might get the basic knowledge in just days but to fully understand it, you need to take your time to understand all the complicated information in the Bitcoin. It would be a huge advantage for you once you've graduated and have some income for you to invest in Bitcoin especially when in your country it become legalized. It would take time for some country to legalized Bitcoin since it would be a big adjustment for them to open a system they couldn't control since it's decentralized.

[KiaKia]

This should not stop you from investing in Bitcoin, just learn to keep your mouth shut and hold your recovery seed.

About accepting Bitcoin in your business, that's not possible for now, and this should not stop you to start a business right now and start accepting Fiat, save some Fiat money, and start using some part of the money to buy Bitcoin.

Accepting Bitcoin as means of payment helps Bitcoin to go viral but running a business is all about your daily profits and gains, so don't let the ban of Bitcoin stop your motive to start your business.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

Just as Franky1 has said, you must not wait until Bitcoin becomes legal in your country before you can start your business. There is this saying in my place that goes like this: "Time waits for nobody; time is money." Yeah, the fact that you can't accept Bitcoin payments now based on its Illegality in your country doesn't mean you can't accept fiat or other accepted means of payment in your country. The dream of every entrepreneur is to have a big business that could extend across other countries, and if they are very successful, it can possibly be a dream come true. So, just start your pizza shop first and accept fiat. If you become successful, you could take your business to another country where you can accept Bitcoin for payment.

[usekevin]

Many Bangladesh residents had this wish for their country illegally marked.Their was many bridge in the Bangladesh and which place you are mentioning.Many people had the aim to become a rich person using crypto currency.But the government doesn’t allow crypto currency because of the Bangladesh economy was very small as compared to the many of the developing countries.

[imamusma]

As a Bangladeshi I have a dream cherished inside my heart, but in reality it is not possible to realize my dream. My house is located near a popular bridge in Bangladesh and on both sides of the bridge there are parks and sightseeing spots for travelers. My father has organized a food hotel next to that sightseeing spot. I sometimes spend some time in that hotel between studies. I've been nursing a dream for as long as I've been on Bitcoin forums. If Bitcoin was legalized in Bangladesh, I would take a payment system through Bitcoin with a pizza restaurant.
But my dreams will remain dreams because Bitcoin will never be legalized by the government in my country.

If you think that the location of your house is strategically located with tourist sites, then you should have benefited from it even if bitcoin is not legal in your country. Every foreign tourist who comes to the place will pay you in fiat, so it is also the same when they pay in bitcoin for the same value.

I wonder how you can be so sure that the adoption of bitcoin in your business will benefit you?
I think the average business that adopts bitcoin will just convert bitcoin back to fiat to avoid price volatility, so what are you expecting to gain from it?

[tygeade]

As a Bangladeshi I have a dream cherished inside my heart, but in reality it is not possible to realize my dream. My house is located near a popular bridge in Bangladesh and on both sides of the bridge there are parks and sightseeing spots for travelers. My father has organized a food hotel next to that sightseeing spot. I sometimes spend some time in that hotel between studies. I've been nursing a dream for as long as I've been on Bitcoin forums. If Bitcoin was legalized in Bangladesh, I would take a payment system through Bitcoin with a pizza restaurant.
But my dreams will remain dreams because Bitcoin will never be legalized by the government in my country.

That's just a matter of time, you should not be fooled by the current dilemma that makes your dreams in Palu and no longer developed.
You only need to wait for the leader of your country who is open with technological innovation and financial system, I think at this time you only need to be patient waiting and increase knowledge in the world of blockchain and bitcoin so that you understand the advantages and disadvantages which you then develop to be better to use bitcoin in the region You.

As it is in El Salvador, without having a leader who has an open it will be difficult to adopt the latest technology, which then only thinks that are classified as old -fashioned, in this case it also needs the courage to take risks that might have a significant impact on the financial order in your country if it is if Forcibly use Bitcoin as a means of payment.

I agree, even if there are some nations which banned it for the time being, that doesn't mean that it will stay banned forever, I think it could be unbanned and legalized in the future. Laws are not set on stones, they are things that can be changed, and with every new government the laws could be changed, in fact in my nation the ruling part once put something in law and then took it out, literally took out the thing they put in in the first place because people disliked it.

This is why I believe that we couldn't really do anything that would be too detrimental towards crypto if we just waited for them and wrote to them. Keep writing to your congressman, and say that your town could benefit from crypto being abled, and could bring in so much more tax income that could help the government as well.

[Onset]

Sounds fun until reality hits you with a huge bat in the back of the head.

Bitcoin still isn’t that much popular as a currency of choice. Like @franky1 said, there’s nothing to lose right now if you start a business and accept fiat first. BTC can come later, don’t imagine that if you accept BTC everyone will come serve some food at your place.

As much as I love BTC, I don’t think there’s a lot of potential yet in accepting BTC for your business sales. There’s so much more room for growth and it’s nice having it as an optional payment choice but it won’t bring you that much revenue. Especially in this market.

[3kpk3]

Cool dream op, but it will most probably remain a dream only. World governments(Especially Asian governments) fear BTC and other popular cryptocurrencies since they are capable of taking away some of their power and transferring it to the masses.

Many world governments are trying to regulate cryptocurrencies instead of banning them these days which is a positive step forward.

[yudi09]

As a Bangladeshi I have a dream cherished inside my heart, but in reality it is not possible to realize my dream. My house is located near a popular bridge in Bangladesh and on both sides of the bridge there are parks and sightseeing spots for travelers. My father has organized a food hotel next to that sightseeing spot. I sometimes spend some time in that hotel between studies. I've been nursing a dream for as long as I've been on Bitcoin forums. If Bitcoin was legalized in Bangladesh, I would take a payment system through Bitcoin with a pizza restaurant.
But my dreams will remain dreams because Bitcoin will never be legalized by the government in my country.

Take good care of and save your dreams as long as you can do your activities as usual. Not only in Bangladesh, if you do research there are also countries in the world that have the same status as your country regarding the legal status of Bitcoin.
Don't because Bitcoin is illegal in your country, you will bury your dreams.

Of course, there are still many things you can do with your Bitcoin status. If you want to do business and stuff, I think you can still convert it to fiat.
Finding freedom with Bitcoin is included in the pursuit of your dreams.

[kryptqnick]

Op, does your country have an official system of petitions? In my country, any citizen can create a petition to local or nationwide authorities on an official governmental website, and if that petition reaches enough support within a certain timeframe, the authority to which it is addressed is obliged to officially respond to it. Usually, they support the petitions at least to some extent, although there are exceptions. If there's such a thing in Bangladesh, you could create a good petition to the government (citing successful cases where it works, for example), asking to allow Bitcoin payments, and gather support within Bangladesh to help your dream come true.

[vv181]

If Bitcoin was legalized in Bangladesh, I would take a payment system through Bitcoin with a pizza restaurant.
But my dreams will remain dreams because Bitcoin will never be legalized by the government in my country.

Considering payment options, people mostly buy things with tools that are most convenient, name it, cash, card, or anything. If the popular payment option is not a bitcoin and your goal is to hoard bitcoin, I believe you are going to get a hard time fulfilling that. We have known from experience, just because any government legalize bitcoin payment within its country, does not mean people will immediately start using them. We know it from El Salvador. I'm just trying to be realistic, especially since you considering it as your business planning.

Now specifically for Bitcoin, one thing you can do is advocate bitcoin to be legalized in the country. It is hard, but if you are able to gather masses that support bitcoin adoption, you can start to influence and pressure governments to take a second look.

[Sayeds56]

As a Bangladeshi I have a dream cherished inside my heart, but in reality it is not possible to realize my dream. My house is located near a popular bridge in Bangladesh and on both sides of the bridge there are parks and sightseeing spots for travelers. My father has organized a food hotel next to that sightseeing spot. I sometimes spend some time in that hotel between studies. I've been nursing a dream for as long as I've been on Bitcoin forums. If Bitcoin was legalized in Bangladesh, I would take a payment system through Bitcoin with a pizza restaurant.
But my dreams will remain dreams because Bitcoin will never be legalized by the government in my country.

Dreams are an integral part of life , motivating us to strive for something greater which can potentially  change our fortune. Dreaming for global legalization and extensive adoption of Bitcoin is our common desire, and not exclusive to any one individual. We all wish to see it materializing into a reality, in aforeseeable future. It is crucial for us as  Bitcoin HODLERS to continue believing in its potential to reward its long term investors with substantial profit.

[flyingcarpet]

As a Bangladeshi I have a dream cherished inside my heart, but in reality it is not possible to realize my dream. My house is located near a popular bridge in Bangladesh and on both sides of the bridge there are parks and sightseeing spots for travelers. My father has organized a food hotel next to that sightseeing spot. I sometimes spend some time in that hotel between studies. I've been nursing a dream for as long as I've been on Bitcoin forums. If Bitcoin was legalized in Bangladesh, I would take a payment system through Bitcoin with a pizza restaurant.
But my dreams will remain dreams because Bitcoin will never be legalized by the government in my country.

Many people have done things they said would never happen before. So never say never. Time passes and circumstances change. People and people's opinions also change. We must always think and dream of the good. Maybe things will move even faster once Bitcoin becomes legal in many countries. There you will have an opportunity to realize this dream and you will benefit from it. As I said, times are changing and we can achieve things we never thought we could do.

[superman184]

Cool dream op, but it will most probably remain a dream only. World governments(Especially Asian governments) fear BTC and other popular cryptocurrencies since they are capable of taking away some of their power and transferring it to the masses.

For governments in the Asian continent, they still don't have the courage to make a decision about legalizing Bitcoin in their respective countries, but for other countries, such as those in the Americas, it is very different from those in Asia because several countries exist. in the Americas, such as El Salvador, for example, have succeeded in legalizing Bitcoin, although citizens there still use their own country's currency on a daily basis.

Many world governments are trying to regulate cryptocurrencies instead of banning them these days which is a positive step forward.

I think it's only a matter of time for each government to make a new decision on cryptocurrency and Bitcoin, because the government will definitely agree if they can get benefits and positive things through cryptocurrency and Bitcoin. So be patient now and hopefully OP's dream can come true because maybe there are still many world governments who are learning about cryptocurrencies and Bitcoin at this time.

[Ayers]

Many Bangladesh residents had this wish for their country illegally marked.Their was many bridge in the Bangladesh and which place you are mentioning.Many people had the aim to become a rich person using crypto currency.But the government doesn’t allow crypto currency because of the Bangladesh economy was very small as compared to the many of the developing countries.

I think the Bangladesh government bans bitcoin and cryptocurrencies for their reasons, maybe they are afraid of not controlling the people or will affect the power of the government… but I don't think just because they are a country, small economies have their reasons to ban bitcoin.

Today, there are still some countries that have not yet legalized bitcoin, and unfortunately for investors in Bangladesh. But that should not be a reason to stop our dream, we can do business and start a business without bitcoin, bitcoin should not be considered a barrier.

[Bitcoin_people]

At present, although Bitcoin is legalized in various countries of the world, the government of Bangladesh will not legalize Bitcoin. Because the government of Bangladesh thinks that if Bitcoin is legalized in its country, then the youth of the country will do various illegal activities with Bitcoin. And the economic situation in Bangladesh is very bad at this time if Bitcoin is legalized, it may cause more problems. 'OP' if you want to realize your dream it might not be possible now. But it is a matter of time that your dream will come true when Bitcoin is declared legal in Bangladesh. You can now build a pizza restaurant if you want and invest the profits from it in bitcoins. and when Bitcoin is legalized in Bangladesh you will be able to accept Bitcoin payments in your business.

[retreat]

As a Bangladeshi I have a dream cherished inside my heart, but in reality it is not possible to realize my dream. My house is located near a popular bridge in Bangladesh and on both sides of the bridge there are parks and sightseeing spots for travelers. My father has organized a food hotel next to that sightseeing spot. I sometimes spend some time in that hotel between studies. I've been nursing a dream for as long as I've been on Bitcoin forums. If Bitcoin was legalized in Bangladesh, I would take a payment system through Bitcoin with a pizza restaurant.
But my dreams will remain dreams because Bitcoin will never be legalized by the government in my country.

Most of us here dream that one day Bitcoin will be legalized and we will all be free to use it without worrying that it will be interfered with by the government. But this is just a dream, because the government also doesn't want Bitcoin to be more popular than their financial product. Especially in a developing country like yours, of course the government takes into account that if the majority of people there use Bitcoin it will weaken your country's currency which at this time needs the support of its people. So you should understand more about the condition of your country and make sense if they don't legalize bitcoin until now.

[Accardo]

Just as Franky1 has said, you must not wait until Bitcoin becomes legal in your country before you can start your business. There is this saying in my place that goes like this: "Time waits for nobody; time is money." Yeah, the fact that you can't accept Bitcoin payments now based on its Illegality in your country doesn't mean you can't accept fiat or other accepted means of payment in your country. The dream of every entrepreneur is to have a big business that could extend across other countries, and if they are very successful, it can possibly be a dream come true. So, just start your pizza shop first and accept fiat. If you become successful, you could take your business to another country where you can accept Bitcoin for payment.

That's a nice suggestion, payment is payment whether in Bitcoin or fiat, what matters is the growth of his business. But, he may have a different reason for his actions and could at the moment focus on his father's food business. In a sense, OP is looking at beginning the business to accept and promote bitcoin to tourists and visitors in Bangladesh. I don't think his dream is building a pizza business, without bitcoin as a payment method. If not he would have done that long ago and wait until bitcoin get legalized in his country then he'll Integrate the payment method. Things can change in future, maybe he thinks about it and begin from somewhere.

[borovichok]

At present, although Bitcoin is legalized in various countries of the world, the government of Bangladesh will not legalize Bitcoin. Because the government of Bangladesh thinks that if Bitcoin is legalized in its country, then the youth of the country will do various illegal activities with Bitcoin. And the economic situation in Bangladesh is very bad at this time if Bitcoin is legalized, it may cause more problems. 'OP' if you want to realize your dream it might not be possible now. But it is a matter of time that your dream will come true when Bitcoin is declared legal in Bangladesh. You can now build a pizza restaurant if you want and invest the profits from it in bitcoins. and when Bitcoin is legalized in Bangladesh you will be able to accept Bitcoin payments in your business.

Bitcoin has been approved in several countries, such as El Salvador, and the project is running smoothly in terms of estimating their economy's budgets. While bitcoin is strictly prohibited in certain countries, this has an impact on the activities of merchants throughout the region. Bangladesh is capable of handling bitcoin activities, but the government is holding back solely to regulate illegal activities. Every country encounters challenges, whether temporary or permanent. We all have hopes for the discovery of bitcoin, and many will benefit while others will miss out totally, most likely due to ignorance.

[teosanru]

As a Bangladeshi I have a dream cherished inside my heart, but in reality it is not possible to realize my dream. My house is located near a popular bridge in Bangladesh and on both sides of the bridge there are parks and sightseeing spots for travelers. My father has organized a food hotel next to that sightseeing spot. I sometimes spend some time in that hotel between studies. I've been nursing a dream for as long as I've been on Bitcoin forums. If Bitcoin was legalized in Bangladesh, I would take a payment system through Bitcoin with a pizza restaurant.
But my dreams will remain dreams because Bitcoin will never be legalized by the government in my country.

Hahah honestly each one of us has thought of a lot of dreams around bitcoin being legal. More importantly not only legal i also want it to be an integral part of our payment system which means we should ordinarily do transaction in bitcoin only. But obviously it looks more like a dream only right now. Especially in your country like Bangladesh where the government is too much against it right now. It won't change until the whole west changes first.

[Maidak]

As a Bangladeshi I have a dream cherished inside my heart, but in reality it is not possible to realize my dream. My house is located near a popular bridge in Bangladesh and on both sides of the bridge there are parks and sightseeing spots for travelers. My father has organized a food hotel next to that sightseeing spot. I sometimes spend some time in that hotel between studies. I've been nursing a dream for as long as I've been on Bitcoin forums. If Bitcoin was legalized in Bangladesh, I would take a payment system through Bitcoin with a pizza restaurant.
But my dreams will remain dreams because Bitcoin will never be legalized by the government in my country.

Hahah honestly each one of us has thought of a lot of dreams around bitcoin being legal. More importantly not only legal i also want it to be an integral part of our payment system which means we should ordinarily do transaction in bitcoin only. But obviously it looks more like a dream only right now. Especially in your country like Bangladesh where the government is too much against it right now. It won't change until the whole west changes first.

A wide acceptance and adoption of cryptocurrencies can be challenging due to the varied regulatory environment across countries. Although governments may take time to formulate comprehensive regulations and policies regarding cryptocurrencies, attitudes towards them can change over time. Eventually, governments may reassess their positions and consider different approaches as Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies gain traction worldwide.

As a result of the development and adoption of cryptocurrencies, the Western world has had a significant influence. While regulatory attitudes can change independently in different regions around the world, it's important to note that they can occur together. Cryptocurrencies may be embraced more widely by some countries than others, causing global perspectives to shift.

[serjent05]

As a Bangladeshi I have a dream cherished inside my heart, but in reality it is not possible to realize my dream. My house is located near a popular bridge in Bangladesh and on both sides of the bridge there are parks and sightseeing spots for travelers. My father has organized a food hotel next to that sightseeing spot. I sometimes spend some time in that hotel between studies. I've been nursing a dream for as long as I've been on Bitcoin forums. If Bitcoin was legalized in Bangladesh, I would take a payment system through Bitcoin with a pizza restaurant.
But my dreams will remain dreams because Bitcoin will never be legalized by the government in my country.

Hahah honestly each one of us has thought of a lot of dreams around bitcoin being legal. More importantly not only legal i also want it to be an integral part of our payment system which means we should ordinarily do transaction in bitcoin only. But obviously it looks more like a dream only right now. Especially in your country like Bangladesh where the government is too much against it right now. It won't change until the whole west changes first.

A wide acceptance and adoption of cryptocurrencies can be challenging due to the varied regulatory environment across countries. Although governments may take time to formulate comprehensive regulations and policies regarding cryptocurrencies, attitudes towards them can change over time. Eventually, governments may reassess their positions and consider different approaches as Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies gain traction worldwide.

That is why in country where Bitcoin is considered as illegal trade, there is nothing they can do but to wait.  Once Bitcoin gets more approval from different country, those hostile country will possibly reconsider their current hostile stance and might probably create a new regulation that is somehow favorable to Bitcoin.  So I say, let us just wait and watch how these Bitcoin hostile country change their minds.

As a result of the development and adoption of cryptocurrencies, the Western world has had a significant influence. While regulatory attitudes can change independently in different regions around the world, it's important to note that they can occur together. Cryptocurrencies may be embraced more widely by some countries than others, causing global perspectives to shift.

But if majority of the country had accepted Bitcoin, there is no other way for these hostile country but to accept it to take advantage of being included in global market.

[The Cryptovator]

Do not despair or believe that the legalization of Bitcoin in your country is an impossible feat. Once your government realizes that numerous countries have embraced Bitcoin, they may reconsider their stance. The legalization of Bitcoin is a topic that requires thorough examination by governments, as it is a truly decentralized currency beyond their control. However, I hope that one day Bitcoin will be recognized as legal in your country, and your aspirations will be fulfilled.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

That's a nice suggestion, payment is payment whether in Bitcoin or fiat, what matters is the growth of his business. But, he may have a different reason for his actions and could at the moment focus on his father's food business. In a sense, OP is looking at beginning the business to accept and promote bitcoin to tourists and visitors in Bangladesh. I don't think his dream is building a pizza business, without bitcoin as a payment method. If not he would have done that long ago and wait until bitcoin get legalized in his country then he'll Integrate the payment method. Things can change in future, maybe he thinks about it and begin from somewhere.

I fear that the OP may be too old or that it may be too late for him to archive that dream if he decides to wait until Bitcoin is legalized in his country. What if it's after 40 years that Bitcoin gets legalized? Let's assume that the OP is already 25 or more. Then he will be very old. They say no time is too late to start, but common sense says it's not so impressive to start exercising in old age. The fact that Bitcoin is not legal in his country means OP cannot force it because of the implications of government policies.

[panganib999]

Work with what you have not with what you can’t as they say. Which in this case points you elsewhere. If you’re really shooting to offer such a service (and I have high hopes for you) I don’t think dtaying in a third-world country is the way to do it either. So you might wanna look into moving to a different country and starting your hitcoin pizza journey there as well as other important stuff revolving around your life.

It’s one option, and one that takes a lot of balls to do so mind you. But if this is something you’re really stoked about that you’re willing to so whatever it takes to claim your win, then I suggest you push for it yeah?

[famososMuertos]

Well! the pizzeria should not be a dream, the pizza business and bitcoin has nothing to do with your success or starting the business, and your example is the best that can be referenced in that bitcoin does not raise global or personal economies, for now.

Anyway, hurry up to get your pizza business going, that's the real dream, it can exist with or without bitcoin.

[so98nn]

You can start the journey with yourself and your dreams. Bitcoin ain’t getting that legal tender status anytime soon. It’s not like nobody wants it to be legalised but it’s the unforeseen challenges that are in the way of Governments, Banks, and other type of financial institutes. I am more or less skeptical about Bitcoin getting accepted in developing and under developed countries because most of the challenges are coming from developed country itself. Many times tier 2 and 3 would rely on the tier 1 countries and how they are deciding the fate of something. When in the realm of financial outlook it’s even harder to digest things at faster rates.

But it would be great to see if you make a restaurant with that name and actually charge using crypto and specifically Bitcoin. That would make nice title in the news for sure.

[ancafe]

Well! the pizzeria should not be a dream, the pizza business and bitcoin has nothing to do with your success or starting the business, and your example is the best that can be referenced in that bitcoin does not raise global or personal economies, for now.

Anyway, hurry up to get your pizza business going, that's the real dream, it can exist with or without bitcoin.

If until now bitcoin has not been legal and it should not be an obstacle for him to build a pizza business using payments using his country's fiat currency. Do people have to stop doing something on the grounds that bitcoin cannot be used in their country this is really something that has been lost in the minds of people and on the grounds that legalization is preventing them from growing a business. Ironically they don't think realistically that running something like a business should be done even without using bitcoins.

You are right and the OP should keep running the pizza business and don't have to wait for bitcoin to be legal in his country and who knows for the next few years bitcoin will be legal and he already has a growing business and can convert payments using bitcoin after his country legalizes it.

[lixer]

As a Bangladeshi I have a dream cherished inside my heart, but in reality it is not possible to realize my dream. My house is located near a popular bridge in Bangladesh and on both sides of the bridge there are parks and sightseeing spots for travelers. My father has organized a food hotel next to that sightseeing spot. I sometimes spend some time in that hotel between studies. I've been nursing a dream for as long as I've been on Bitcoin forums. If Bitcoin was legalized in Bangladesh, I would take a payment system through Bitcoin with a pizza restaurant.
But my dreams will remain dreams because Bitcoin will never be legalized by the government in my country.

Good to have dreams like that but don't exceed on your expectations since there are si many technicalities need to consider before it will be legal on your country. Maybe for now try to focus on how you can earn since if you wait for something great to happen then maybe you will wait long for this fantasy to happen. Also we cannot close the doors in terms of adoption since who knows maybe in one day we can see a global changes and we can see bitcoin being added and declared as legal currency to use.

Nothing is wrong in dreaming big especially if Bitcoin is involved because the potential of Bitcoin to rise in a really high price is also high. As long as we stay consistent on buying and holding, there is a big chance that we can turn our dreams into reality in the near future.

It's better to start early on our plans because waiting for a sign or something, will only be a waste of time. Too early to close the door in Bitcoin adoption because until now there are still lots of countries who are not yet involved in Bitcoin. We need them in order for the Bitcoins value to pump up more. There were also countries who currently bans Bitcoin. Let's just hope that their governments will change their mind soon.

[peter0425]

I don't really think that Bitcoin will be legalized any time soon.
Don't forget that government hates all crypto because they can't control and tax it.

Especially right now, when, because of the prices, people are getting out of Bitcoin, there are not that many people who will oppose the government if it wants to ban crypto.

But lets just hope most governments will just ignore crypto and let it be as it is.

what I found in your posting seems to be not truly trusting bitcoin and its capacity because even those threads that you created stands against the growth of bitcoin.

instead of giving OP a proud smile to stand for His dream you are preventing him from having a good stand.

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OP keep up your dream , dont bother about the banning or the government not supporting crypto for now instead use this opportunity to gather capital in which best to invest in bitcoin while waiting for that time.

so if happens then you already have something to start for.

[Suzume]

Standing in the present, this dream would just be a dream. Despite saying that the whole world depends on cryptocurrency, crypto legitimately in Bangladesh is just a dream for us. You know that the legalization of PayPal has been going on in Bangladesh for several years but it has not been implemented yet and it remains to be seen if there is a possibility of legalizing it in the next few years. Also, you know the economic situation of Bangladesh, money laundering is a common thing in Bangladesh. What is Bitcoin? It means hidden money. If cryptocurrency is legal in Bangladesh then it will become an easy way to launder money and hence many powerful people will take advantage of this aspect which will lead to a lot of financial loss for the country. Looking at all these aspects. It seems that the legitimacy of the Bangladeshi cryptocurrency is just a dream. 

[KingsDen]

As a Bangladeshi I have a dream cherished inside my heart, but in reality it is not possible to realize my dream. My house is located near a popular bridge in Bangladesh and on both sides of the bridge there are parks and sightseeing spots for travelers. My father has organized a food hotel next to that sightseeing spot. I sometimes spend some time in that hotel between studies. I've been nursing a dream for as long as I've been on Bitcoin forums. If Bitcoin was legalized in Bangladesh, I would take a payment system through Bitcoin with a pizza restaurant.
But my dreams will remain dreams because Bitcoin will never be legalized by the government in my country.

Is your dream to be a successful businessman or is it to be a successful businessman using Bitcoin?
Why do you have to attach your dream to the type of currency that you use?
If you have found opportunity in the pizza restaurant business, why not open it and accept fiat for the moment, who knows in the future your country could still accept Bitcoin and that will be also fine. Do not attach your dreams to only Bitcoin.

You cannot tell me that you are interested in the pizza restaurant because bitcoin existed. There is no reason whatsoever to dash your dream because your country do not accept or legalize Bitcoin.

As Franky1 has said above, start your business when you have your profits you can convert them into bitcoin and that solves the problem.

[Dzwaafu11]

But my dreams will remain dreams because Bitcoin will never be legalized by the government in my country.

Really? Given that you already believe that your government would never accept bitcoin as legal cash, you can see that this is a dream that will never come true and that we should just live with it for the time being . However, it will be excellent if your government agrees, so let's not worry about that for now. I think that when other nations begin to recognize bitcoin as legal cash, they will follow suit since they don't want to be left behind.
The government's refusal to accept bitcoin, in my opinion, is due to the fact that they will be unable to exert any sort of financial control over us as we will be in charge of our own finances. Without access to our money, they will also be unable to do any sort of tax collection.

[Ucy]

Technically Bitcoin is legal in your country as long as it does not violate any Natural/Moral law which all just laws are built on. If a law says it's illegal it most likely unjust or evil law. It's actually impossible to ban it legally as that will mean violating the fundamental/natural laws of which all just laws are derived from.

Nevertheless, to safely buy & sell with Bitcoin in lawless society you'll need to do it according to the principles Bitcoin is built on and you will be naturally protected as long as you aren't a criminal... And that would also mean taking advantage of the natural laws of which every moral national law is built on

[ImThour]

You never know what happens in future. Cryptocurrency will be the leading payment method all around the globe once it's integrated in your phones by companies like Apple and Google. It will be one click away and you won't even have to do something special to accept Crypto, it will be that easy, just wait for the right time. I would love to visit your country and pay for the pizza, Margherita with Extra cheese is what I crave for.

[Mate2237]

As a Bangladeshi I have a dream cherished inside my heart, but in reality it is not possible to realize my dream. My house is located near a popular bridge in Bangladesh and on both sides of the bridge there are parks and sightseeing spots for travelers. My father has organized a food hotel next to that sightseeing spot. I sometimes spend some time in that hotel between studies. I've been nursing a dream for as long as I've been on Bitcoin forums. If Bitcoin was legalized in Bangladesh, I would take a payment system through Bitcoin with a pizza restaurant.
But my dreams will remain dreams because Bitcoin will never be legalized by the government in my country.

Hey mate from that side of the world, you are just making story that can be realistic in real life and not in dream even now. Now the question is do you have bitcoin in your possession? And of yes how do you use it. Do you sell? And if yes, how do you sell them? The same way you are selling them can be used to sell you Pizza business. Most of the people in n this forum come from a country that do not accept bitcoin just like my country but we are using bitcoin in a maximum way. We don't even mind the government with the policy of banning bitcoin.

So what I am saying is that you can use p2p to do you business. Just inform your friends that you that you are accepting bitcoin in your business and also others that coming to the shop. Inform everyone so that anyone who is interested can come and patronize you.

[Accardo]

That's a nice suggestion, payment is payment whether in Bitcoin or fiat, what matters is the growth of his business. But, he may have a different reason for his actions and could at the moment focus on his father's food business. In a sense, OP is looking at beginning the business to accept and promote bitcoin to tourists and visitors in Bangladesh. I don't think his dream is building a pizza business, without bitcoin as a payment method. If not he would have done that long ago and wait until bitcoin get legalized in his country then he'll Integrate the payment method. Things can change in future, maybe he thinks about it and begin from somewhere.

I fear that the OP may be too old or that it may be too late for him to archive that dream if he decides to wait until Bitcoin is legalized in his country. What if it's after 40 years that Bitcoin gets legalized? Let's assume that the OP is already 25 or more. Then he will be very old. They say no time is too late to start, but common sense says it's not so impressive to start exercising in old age. The fact that Bitcoin is not legal in his country means OP cannot force it because of the implications of government policies.

If he starts to run the business, his dreams won't come through until bitcoin becomes a legal tender in his country. I'd say that Op's main purpose of creating this thread is to share his wish of seeing bitcoin legalized in his country. Then he can set up a pizza restaurant and sell to tourists in his country and promote bitcoin to them. But like a user said, even if bitcoin get legalized in his country it doesn't mean he'll be getting paid with bitcoin all the time. Because not everyone would want to spend or purchase things with bitcoin. So, it's as good as saying that OP wants to enjoy the feeling that comes with pasting on his store “BITCOIN IS ACCEPTED"

[Popkon6]

As a Bangladeshi I have a dream cherished inside my heart, but in reality it is not possible to realize my dream. My house is located near a popular bridge in Bangladesh and on both sides of the bridge there are parks and sightseeing spots for travelers. My father has organized a food hotel next to that sightseeing spot. I sometimes spend some time in that hotel between studies. I've been nursing a dream for as long as I've been on Bitcoin forums. If Bitcoin was legalized in Bangladesh, I would take a payment system through Bitcoin with a pizza restaurant.
But my dreams will remain dreams because Bitcoin will never be legalized by the government in my country.

You can fulfill your dreams but it has to be cyclical. Your pizza restaurant dream will come true but you will have to accept fiat money and send that money out of the country from where you will receive bitcoin again.
You can also store bitcoins in other ways, such as collecting bitcoins with a fiat portion of profits and holding them for a long time. Then your dream will come true and since Bitcoin is illegal in your country then you go ahead to fulfill your dream. And don't stop working, keep going. And keep accepting bitcoins like this with honest courage.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

But my dreams will remain dreams because Bitcoin will never be legalized by the government in my country.

Well, don't be so negative, bitcoin adoption is something that is still coming through little by little, you don't expect it to happen over night, bitcoin is not also legal in several parts of the world, as we speak, only two countries have officially legalized bitcoin and made it a legal tender, more countries will follow in the future, and you can't be so sure that bitcoin will never be legal in Bangladesh, except you guys are been ruled by a permanent government, which I highly doubt, but even if it be true, when such a government see that alot of other, even bigger countries have introduced and legalized bitcoin payment in their system, they will have no choice but to change their mind on their stance with Bitcoin.

[Plaguedeath]

@OP don't worry you don't need to live in Bangladesh if you want to open a business accepting Bitcoin payment, you can move into other countries which have declare Bitcoin as a currency e.g. El Salvador and Central African Republic.

However you don't have to accept Bitcoin if you want to open a business, there's not really different if your business is successful and you can invest that money to buy Bitcoin.

[Z390]

You don't have to start accepting bitcoin your business as means of payment because this won't increase your gains in any way.

I believe what will change your life is buying bitcoin and holding it for a long period of time for massive value in the future, why should you care so much about accepting bitcoin as means of payment in your business because all what this is going to do is create crypto and bitcoin awareness for your customers nothing more than that.

There is no way this will benefit your business because bitcoin is not even well accepted throughout the world right now

[hyudien]

As a Bangladeshi I have a dream cherished inside my heart, but in reality it is not possible to realize my dream. My house is located near a popular bridge in Bangladesh and on both sides of the bridge there are parks and sightseeing spots for travelers. My father has organized a food hotel next to that sightseeing spot. I sometimes spend some time in that hotel between studies. I've been nursing a dream for as long as I've been on Bitcoin forums. If Bitcoin was legalized in Bangladesh, I would take a payment system through Bitcoin with a pizza restaurant.
But my dreams will remain dreams because Bitcoin will never be legalized by the government in my country.

Speaking this year it is clear that it will not happen. In addition to the legal process which is quite time-consuming, you don't need to judge that this dream will not come true. It is possible that in the next 5 to 10 years it will be realized. After all, no one knows what it will be like later. Moreover, Blockchain technology plays an important role in the future regarding the internet and access to all digital transactions. Currently every country still doesn't dare to legalize Bitcoin but some of them have started little by little. The process will continue to be faced and don't give up. Bitcoin is here to stay both now and in the future. That means the possibility of adopting the use of Bitcoin is increasingly trusted.

[BD Crypto]

But my dreams will remain dreams because Bitcoin will never be legalized by the government in my country.

It's too much uncertain to be legalized Bitcoin because there have some limitations why government don't like Bitcoin and other digital currencies. As it's decentralized, anonymous and secured so if government legalize it they will not be able to implement tax regulations, will not have control on Bitcoin transections or assets and will fall bad impact on Banks.
Government also thinks Bitcoin as a Risky assert because it's price can be manipulated extremely and has high volatility.

So we can't say accurately if Bitcoin will be legalized or not in our country. And I appreciate this idea to make Bitcoin as a payment system for your business. But always respect the Government rules first. I think the good days for Bitcoin will come.

[Bananington]

The process to endure before it becomes legalized is what we are faced with. Several governments like that of the US want to be able to have a control of it, inorder to access transactions and trades that might otherwise be for terror purposes. The government wants to have data about its users and how funds move. They want to also tax payments while doing this and have a general stake.

It would be almost everyones dream even for those whose countries are yet to be as dogged as the US government, because the ease at which transaction would fly, the ease at which other developments and innovations waiting on the approval of BTC to become accepted is numerous too.

[Kakmakr]

OP, never is a very long time.... and nobody knows what is going to happen in the future. A lot of things can still happen... your country might go into a state op hyper inflation and in times like that, governments have to consider other "currency" options. 

You should never give up on your dreams and you should also not forget that you can use your bitcoins in many other countries where it is legal. 

I had a dream...... <You fill in the rest with your hard work and dedication to this technology> 

[Razmirraz]

You use the word will never be legalized by the government in your country, maybe for now it has not been legalized, who knows in the next 5 years or 10 years you can take a payment system via Bitcoin with a pizza. There is no dictatorship in your country like what happened in North Korea which always makes its citizens subject to the rules it makes, your country's ideology is based on democracy (please correct me if I'm wrong) which is all possible if passed in law.
Currently Bitcoin is only considered as a commodity asset that can be traded on Exchange, when your country discovers the huge content contained in Bitcoin they will open up a little space in Bitcoin as the El Salvador government once did, when that time comes your dream will come true.

[jeraldskie11]

OP, never is a very long time.... and nobody knows what is going to happen in the future. A lot of things can still happen... your country might go into a state op hyper inflation and in times like that, governments have to consider other "currency" options.  

You should never give up on your dreams and you should also not forget that you can use your bitcoins in many other countries where it is legal.  

I had a dream...... <You fill in the rest with your hard work and dedication to this technology>  

I completely agree with you. Even if it appears impossible, we must be positive that Bitcoin will be legal in your country in the future. Perhaps their government simply does not understand the value of Bitcoin and how it contributes to the development of their economy. The volatility of Bitcoin will gradually decrease over time, so that even a single institution selling its assets will not be able to lower the price. If the government saw this, surely there's a big chance to be legalized especially if other countries are now ready to do it. For the time being, you can either utilize a VPN or buy Bitcoin and altcoins while you wait.

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As a Bangladeshi I have a dream cherished inside my heart, but in reality it is not possible to realize my dream. My house is located near a popular bridge in Bangladesh and on both sides of the bridge there are parks and sightseeing spots for travelers. My father has organized a food hotel next to that sightseeing spot. I sometimes spend some time in that hotel between studies. I've been nursing a dream for as long as I've been on Bitcoin forums. If Bitcoin was legalized in Bangladesh, I would take a payment system through Bitcoin with a pizza restaurant.
But my dreams will remain dreams because Bitcoin will never be legalized by the government in my country.

If you want to achieve something in life, even when it is not feasible, you should be positive about it, a system cannot continue forever, fiat was not the means of exchange back then in the late 80s and early 90s but today it is been accepted worldwide but it is having its own demerit and that is why you will found out that almost the banks are now dishing out CBDC which in my opinion is not difference from the regular fiat we are using. Either the government accepts or rejects Bitcoin now, one day they recognized how important it is for the future and your dream will be actualized as long as you are still alive.

as per your country, I am not sure if there is certainty regarding the legality of Bitcoin status, if you have the means to buy and hold, it will do you good instead of waiting forever, you can do the little you know you can right now and do the rest later when there is feasibility on the legality.

[yazher]

Your dream isn’t impossible. You say that you’re from Bangladesh, eventually with the fiat banking system starting to show signs of failure, nations could he forced to be kinder to bitcoin or be in real trouble. Bangladeshi currency isn’t very strong, government may be forced to buy bitcoin as a hedge. They may have to do similar to what El Salvador is doing to make things better. Your dream is not impossible.

Suppose most countries don't recover because of the current economic depression. In that case, I think they will consider legalizing bitcoins forcefully to save their country's economy because they will search for alternatives if problems ever occur. After all, it leaves them no choice when their people are starving, and they have nothing to replace the continued crashing of their national currency. Bangladesh will be one of those countries that will legalize bitcoins if ever they will get affected badly by this inflation, and they can't do anything about it if they care about their people.

[isaac_clarke22]

You can fulfill your dreams but it has to be cyclical. Your pizza restaurant dream will come true but you will have to accept fiat money and send that money out of the country from where you will receive bitcoin again.
You can also store bitcoins in other ways, such as collecting bitcoins with a fiat portion of profits and holding them for a long time. Then your dream will come true and since Bitcoin is illegal in your country then you go ahead to fulfill your dream. And don't stop working, keep going. And keep accepting bitcoins like this with honest courage.

That would be kinda costly for the OP if you think about it. Running a business has plenty of processes and let alone having a pizza business to be specific. Being able to hodl Bitcoin would be the last thing that you could possibly worry about considering that there would be plenty of stuffs to talk about such as auditing. There might be questionable stuffs when you start to accept crypto so suddenly unless you're just into small businesses which is another discussion.

@OP I would not risk getting myself behind the bars if I were you. Good thing that your ISPs hasn't banned every crypto sites including this forum though so at least you got that.

[Aikidoka]

I hope your dreams come true at some point but to be honest I don't believe that Bitcoin will be legalized in Bangladesh anytime soon. As we know the government has a negative stance towards Bitcoin and don't like it because they are unable to tax and control it. I mean it is possible that regulations may be introduced eventually about taxing it but it will likely take time.

Instead of waiting for Bitcoin to be legalized, I suggest pursuing your dreams through alternative means. Don't let a specific currency dictate your aspirations as it is beyond your control. My suggestion is to start your own business and generate your income through your local currency and It'll be better if you consider investing a part of your earning in Bitcoin. Over time, this could be very good for both you and your business and when Bitcoin is eventually legalized you can adapt to the Bitcoin transaction system.

I hope you'll achieve your dream one and best of luck!

[Wend]

But my dreams will remain dreams because Bitcoin will never be legalized by the government in my country.

Well, don't be so negative, bitcoin adoption is something that is still coming through little by little, you don't expect it to happen over night, bitcoin is not also legal in several parts of the world, as we speak, only two countries have officially legalized bitcoin and made it a legal tender, more countries will follow in the future, and you can't be so sure that bitcoin will never be legal in Bangladesh, except you guys are been ruled by a permanent government, which I highly doubt, but even if it be true, when such a government see that alot of other, even bigger countries have introduced and legalized bitcoin payment in their system, they will have no choice but to change their mind on their stance with Bitcoin.

Yes, the legalization of bitcoin is still happening, and we will soon see all the countries that will accept bitcoin someday in the near future. I remember a few years ago when bitcoin was banned in most countries, and people were also very scared and pessimistic about the future of bitcoin because of the huge embargo. But things are changing too fast as more and more institutions, corporations, and businesses start to accept bitcoin, and then countries, especially two countries have made it a legal tender. So we should not be pessimistic and just wait, I believe it is only a matter of time before bitcoin is used globally.

[Synchronice]

As a Bangladeshi I have a dream cherished inside my heart, but in reality it is not possible to realize my dream. My house is located near a popular bridge in Bangladesh and on both sides of the bridge there are parks and sightseeing spots for travelers. My father has organized a food hotel next to that sightseeing spot. I sometimes spend some time in that hotel between studies. I've been nursing a dream for as long as I've been on Bitcoin forums. If Bitcoin was legalized in Bangladesh, I would take a payment system through Bitcoin with a pizza restaurant.
But my dreams will remain dreams because Bitcoin will never be legalized by the government in my country.

Is it illegal to use Bitcoin in Bangladesh? I mean, will they arrest you if you stick a B logo on your wall with Payment Accepted text? If that's the law, maybe laws aren't that much enforced in Bangladeshi? Keep your attention on that. I know it's probably not ethically the right thing to suggest but governments do absolutely more shit.

Btw bitcoin payments in your pizza restaurant won't increase sales because usually there is little to no demand on them in real life. Bitcoin payments are usually more popular on e-commerce websites in the USA and it includes some gray-area items.

[MFahad]

I think bitcoin is not under the control of government so its something difficult to legalised bitcoin in such countries where there is no permission of bitcoin investment. I know you heard about the success of bitcoin therefore your desire for its investment increases so may be in coming years the government of Bangladesh accept bitcoin because hopes sometimes come true.

I will suggest that if bitcoin is banned in your country then you should select some other way for investment because setting hopeless and do not select another way does not suited well. If you choose another way of investment so whenever bitcoin become legalized in your country then take profit from that investment and put it into bitcoin. But if it does not legalized in your country after years then you can choose another country where bitcoin is allowed for investment.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

So, it's as good as saying that OP wants to enjoy the feeling that comes with pasting on his store “BITCOIN IS ACCEPTED"

Well, if that's the case, then I would say that Op doesn't really want to do the business because he needs the money or profit that comes along with it; it seems he just wants to experience that feeling of accepting Bitcoin payments, just like you said (I agree with you), but I think Bitcoin is unlikely to get legalized in his country any time soon.

[qwertyup23]

As a Bangladeshi I have a dream cherished inside my heart, but in reality it is not possible to realize my dream. My house is located near a popular bridge in Bangladesh and on both sides of the bridge there are parks and sightseeing spots for travelers. My father has organized a food hotel next to that sightseeing spot. I sometimes spend some time in that hotel between studies. I've been nursing a dream for as long as I've been on Bitcoin forums. If Bitcoin was legalized in Bangladesh, I would take a payment system through Bitcoin with a pizza restaurant.
But my dreams will remain dreams because Bitcoin will never be legalized by the government in my country.

Well for starters, I think you can fulfill this dream by earning enough cryptocurrency and convert it via p2p exchanges to your local currency. In this way, you indirectly used your BTC as a payment to the transaction of purchasing your pizza. Though I am not sure if what you want is to directly transact, this kind of way is the most plausible and convenient way given the current state of BTC.

Personally, my dream is to use my heard-earned BTC all the way to retirement. I hope that its price skyrockets and it will catapult my earnings to retirement plans as it would enable me to purchase my very first house and car in the process.

[romero121]

More countries that had a negative opinion on the cryptocurrency have moved on legalizing it based on the people's interest. Maybe in the future Bangladesh could make some positive move with cryptocurrency legalizing. Compared to the past years it looks like Bangladesh isn't that against the usage. Earlier the country used to arrest people, if they're found handling cryptocurrencies. Everything needs time to settle down. In some countries they prefer the blockchain technology and doesn't encourage cryptocurrency usage. Everything will change over time and on need.

[karabiber]

As a Bangladeshi I have a dream cherished inside my heart, but in reality it is not possible to realize my dream. My house is located near a popular bridge in Bangladesh and on both sides of the bridge there are parks and sightseeing spots for travelers. My father has organized a food hotel next to that sightseeing spot. I sometimes spend some time in that hotel between studies. I've been nursing a dream for as long as I've been on Bitcoin forums. If Bitcoin was legalized in Bangladesh, I would take a payment system through Bitcoin with a pizza restaurant.
But my dreams will remain dreams because Bitcoin will never be legalized by the government in my country.

Why are you waiting for Bitcoin to become legal? You should not have expectations for the life you dream of and you need to take action. You can still accept bitcoin at your father's workplace. If you are going to be penalized according to the law, you may not do so openly and make a confidential bitcoin purchase. It must convert its bitcoin acceptances into investment in order for a business to accept bitcoin. If you are a small business with daily expenses i would not recommend accepting bitcoin because bitcoin is a coin with high ups and downs and the bitcoins you accept in your business may have fallen at the end of the day, which will hurt your business. I hope Bitcoin becomes legal in your country and people's awareness increases.

[Blitzboy]

Your perspective on Bitcoin's embrace, grim but rippling with radical enthusiasm - your idea of welcoming Bitcoin at your father's bistro, commendable. Bitcoin may be off the table in Bangladesh, but regulations often bend to tech trends. Cryptocurrencies, Bitcoin being a case in point, are reshaping our fiscal engagement, compelling changes in laws. Seems implausible now, but Bangladesh could yet adopt the Bitcoin system.

So, keep your dream alive. There's scope for progressive optimism. Dare to plan for tomorrow, ready to kick-start your ideas when chance comes knocking. Perhaps, your father's restaurant will usher in Bitcoin acceptance in Bangladesh, trailblazing a growing sector.

[Minhxx]

As a Bangladeshi I have a dream cherished inside my heart, but in reality it is not possible to realize my dream. My house is located near a popular bridge in Bangladesh and on both sides of the bridge there are parks and sightseeing spots for travelers. My father has organized a food hotel next to that sightseeing spot. I sometimes spend some time in that hotel between studies. I've been nursing a dream for as long as I've been on Bitcoin forums. If Bitcoin was legalized in Bangladesh, I would take a payment system through Bitcoin with a pizza restaurant.
But my dreams will remain dreams because Bitcoin will never be legalized by the government in my country.

Most of the world's handful of countries accept payments in bitcoin. Banks always want to manipulate people's assets. But with bitcoin it is not possible, I don't expect my country to adopt bitcoin payment, if so I have to pay some personal income tax

[Eternal Truth]

As a Bangladeshi I have a dream cherished inside my heart, but in reality it is not possible to realize my dream. My house is located near a popular bridge in Bangladesh and on both sides of the bridge there are parks and sightseeing spots for travelers. My father has organized a food hotel next to that sightseeing spot. I sometimes spend some time in that hotel between studies. I've been nursing a dream for as long as I've been on Bitcoin forums. If Bitcoin was legalized in Bangladesh, I would take a payment system through Bitcoin with a pizza restaurant.
But my dreams will remain dreams because Bitcoin will never be legalized by the government in my country.

This dream is not only yours but also the dream of all Bangladeshis like us that when Bitcoin will be legalized in our country and we will be able to exchange and transact crypto openly.

To be honest, now these dreams of ours are going sky high because the government has not yet declared bitcoin legal, they may think that if bitcoin is legalized it will lead to money laundering.Government may also think that if crypto is legalized in Bangladesh, there will be more smuggling of Bangladeshi currency abroad but I think than that but now more money is being smuggled abroad through government leaders.
However, if Bitcoin is legalized in Bangladesh, the economic infrastructure of this country may be more developed.

[n0ne]

Bangladesh is one among the country that have got strong opposition from the government. Once it is very risky as people talking about bitcoin were also arrested. Now things have happened in a better way and more people from Bangladesh are using bitcoin amidst the opposition from the government. When it comes to regulated usage it is really hard. Only time can bring the opportunity to have a pizza bought with bitcoin.

[jostorres]

Bangladesh is one among the country that have got strong opposition from the government. Once it is very risky as people talking about bitcoin were also arrested. Now things have happened in a better way and more people from Bangladesh are using bitcoin amidst the opposition from the government. When it comes to regulated usage it is really hard. Only time can bring the opportunity to have a pizza bought with bitcoin.

Things will definitely change over time, they might be against Bitcoin right now but there will be a time when the government will allow its citizens to use and trade Bitcoin without any restrictions, they can always regulate the usage and tax people based on that if it's the concern, but I believe the main concern for them is that they might start losing control over people if they get an alternative way of storing and using their personal wealth.

Most governments right now are against Bitcoin just because of this reason, but the countries and governments that understand the potential it has got are trying to do their best to adopt it and regulate it and make full use of the technology in their favor because they know it's a great innovation.

[mamesso]

As a Bangladeshi I have a dream cherished inside my heart, but in reality it is not possible to realize my dream. My house is located near a popular bridge in Bangladesh and on both sides of the bridge there are parks and sightseeing spots for travelers. My father has organized a food hotel next to that sightseeing spot. I sometimes spend some time in that hotel between studies. I've been nursing a dream for as long as I've been on Bitcoin forums. If Bitcoin was legalized in Bangladesh, I would take a payment system through Bitcoin with a pizza restaurant.
But my dreams will remain dreams because Bitcoin will never be legalized by the government in my country.

The place of business that your father built is very strategically located, especially since many travelers visit tourist attractions while enjoying the beauty of the popular bridge in your country. I don't know how your country views Bitcoin and other Cryptocurrencies, if regulations in your country regulate the existence of Bitcoin as a commodity asset, you can still open a Bitcoin to fiat exchange service. It will take time to change illegal status to legal depending on how the government values Bitcoin. If the government of Bangladesh seems strict with crypto assets you will have to be patient indefinitely while looking for ways to accept Bitcoin exchanges from travelers who stop by your restaurant.

[taufik123]

Things will definitely change over time, they might be against Bitcoin right now but there will be a time when the government will allow its citizens to use and trade Bitcoin without any restrictions, they can always regulate the usage and tax people based on that if it's the concern, but I believe the main concern for them is that they might start losing control over people if they get an alternative way of storing and using their personal wealth.

I am sure no government will allow trading or using Bitcoin without any restrictions.
Remember that the government has everything in order, providing the right regulations according to their research.

In fact, you answered yourself that the government's concern is that the use of Bitcoin is uncontrolled and decentralized.
Governments are not happy with that, they need to have control over everything.

So providing regulations according to the conditions of their country is mandatory.
Imposing taxes, regulating trading platforms and some bans are clear examples of governments wanting to control everything.

Most governments right now are against Bitcoin just because of this reason, but the countries and governments that understand the potential it has got are trying to do their best to adopt it and regulate it and make full use of the technology in their favor because they know it's a great innovation.

Countries that understand the potential of Bitcoin will be more free to provide regulations.
Real adoption will probably be done as happened in EL Salvador.

But, EL Salvador with BItcoin at this time seems to be getting worse, There are always pros and cons.
Bitcoin is a good future for payments, but it depends on how the government regulates it.

[irhact]

If Bitcoin was legalized in Bangladesh, I would take a payment system through Bitcoin with a pizza restaurant.
But my dreams will remain dreams because Bitcoin will never be legalized by the government in my country.

Don't give up on your dreams yet, use this period to make your business very popular in your country and be accepting payment in fiats which is your local currency. You can't know what the future holds because some countries that have accept Bitcoin now wasn't considering it few years ago but they're accepting it as a payment method today. Also has your government banned bitcoin operation in the country or not because this is what will determine if you can accept Bitcoin without breaking the law.

Your country is an Asia country and they're all looking up to China because if China accept Bitcoin and it favours their economy other Asia countries will do the same. I believe a time will come in the future when no country can deny Bitcoin as an alternative currency in the world.

[Z_MBFM]

As a Bangladeshi I have a dream cherished inside my heart, but in reality it is not possible to realize my dream. My house is located near a popular bridge in Bangladesh and on both sides of the bridge there are parks and sightseeing spots for travelers. My father has organized a food hotel next to that sightseeing spot. I sometimes spend some time in that hotel between studies. I've been nursing a dream for as long as I've been on Bitcoin forums. If Bitcoin was legalized in Bangladesh, I would take a payment system through Bitcoin with a pizza restaurant.
But my dreams will remain dreams because Bitcoin will never be legalized by the government in my country.

The government will not legalize Bitcoin in Bangladesh very quickly.  I have seen a lot of news reports about Bitcoin in Bangladesh where there is a very bad situation regarding Bitcoin validation. Bangladesh has not legalized paypal till now whereas Paypal is a country legal company and a very big company and So how can Bangladesh consider legalizing a decentralized currency like Bitcoin where Bitcoin has no public owner. so I don't think your dreams will come true while you are alive

[Wimex]

It is frustrating for all of us that the current circumstances do not seem to favor the global adoption of BTC. Legalizing Bitcoin in a country is always a complicated process, since this, being subject to various political, economic and regulatory considerations, becomes very slow and tedious. Clearly this could change over time as governments' approaches to technologies like bitcoin become more acceptable.. Although at this point it may seem unlikely that the government of Bangladesh and other governments around the world will legalize Bitcoin as others have said, due to the fact that Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies in general cannot be controlled... There is a possibility that, as En El Salvador, Bitcoin will expand to more countries. Technological advances and shifts in mind can happen in surprising ways, and the potential impact of Bitcoin could influence reconsideration of government policies, I know it can be difficult but it's better to stay positive so this can happen.

[Lida93]

But my dreams will remain dreams because Bitcoin will never be legalized by the government in my country.

Don't be so quick to give the verdict on your dreams that bitcoin will never be legalized in your home-country wherefore your dream is a dead dream.

The country's that are making use of bitcoin now we're never using BTC for business transactions as a legal currency in the country but today it's being legalized with the citizens making use of it like El Salvador for example. So keep your dreams alive and keep hold of your BTC  too something might change someday from your government and your dreams will be established.

[bitzizzix]

Your dream must be the same as everyone who likes Bitcoin, including me, because those who have businesses or shops and so on will definitely want to use Bitcoim as an alternative payment. However, regulation and illegality have hampered their dreams and most countries only allow Bitcoin as an investment or commodity except in El Salvador.
Although we can still do it secretly and over time we will definitely be found out too, and we only hope that dreams or anything about the goodness of Bitcoin can come true and Bitcoin becomes legal and can also be used as an alternative payment. But this is only a matter of time and we must be optimistic that in the future Bitcoin can make all our dreams come true.

[lousie9]

But my dreams will remain dreams because Bitcoin will never be legalized by the government in my country.

I don't really know about the current state of acceptance of Bitcoins in your country in Bangladesh, but I have read some articles and mentioned that Bangladesh has not accepted Bitcoins for some reason and still considers owning Bitcoins to be an illegal activity.
Maybe you really can't do anything related to government regulations in your country. But in my opinion, don't ever think that in your country Bitcoin will never be accepted and legalized. Bitcoin and cryptocurrency are progress or an innovation that cannot be avoided.
I think that in the end a country must want and must have a way to regulate and regulate all cryptocurrencies because as time goes on more and more people in your country are interested in and even own and use crypto. So the government like it or not must have a way to be able to control the activities of its citizens.

[JoyMarsha]

Never say never just because your nation still views bitcoin as an illicit or prohibited asset. Bitcoin will not always be considered illegal in your country forever. There are a few countries that once declared bitcoin to be illegal for their citizens before later legalizing it. Try to accept that with time (in the upcoming years), Bangladesh could also experience such a thing. Your long-held dream of opening a business of paying for pizza through bitcoin will come true at that point, and you will be delighted.

All this will happen if a government that recognizes bitcoin as a valuable asset enters power and sees bitcoin as a financial gain for its citizens without condemning it.

[TelolettOm]

If Bitcoin was legalized in Bangladesh, I would take a payment system through Bitcoin with a pizza restaurant. But my dreams will remain dreams because Bitcoin will never be legalized by the government in my country.

You dream to have a pizza restaurant, right?
Why don't you begin to build the restaurant with common payment system first?
Make your pizza restaurant be popular, then you can easily apply any system there.
Sure, your government won't legalize Bitcoin shortly, it must take time. But it doesn't mean impossible, there should be a chance. If more countries legalize Bitcoin as El Salvador does, I'm sure Bangladesh government may consider to legalize it. Moreover, if some countries can succeed to grow their economy by adopting Bitcoin.

Now, your focus is to build and develop your pizza restaurant. So, when Bitcoin is legal in your country, you can easily apply Bitcoin on the payment system.

[anjiitem]

Your dream must be the same as everyone who likes Bitcoin, including me, because those who have businesses or shops and so on will definitely want to use Bitcoim as an alternative payment. However, regulation and illegality have hampered their dreams and most countries only allow Bitcoin as an investment or commodity except in El Salvador.
Although we can still do it secretly and over time we will definitely be found out too, and we only hope that dreams or anything about the goodness of Bitcoin can come true and Bitcoin becomes legal and can also be used as an alternative payment. But this is only a matter of time and we must be optimistic that in the future Bitcoin can make all our dreams come true.

Yes you are right it's not just the OP, but maybe this is the anxiety felt by people who like and adopt Bitcoin who live in a country where owning Bitcoin is still considered an illegal thing, action or activity.
Of course if a country has decided or regulated Bitcoin and allowed it as an investment asset or commodity then that's better than still considering it something illegal.
Yes you're right, I think it's only a matter of time because the government of a country must also always update their regulations to keep up with developments that are happening in the world.