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.