Topic: Bitcoin being declared illegal in many places - How can we help our ecosystem? (Read 168 times)

An important growth market for the bitcoin ecosystem is the security arena. Cyber security and innovative ways to protect digital assets will always be necessary. Things like hacking and blackmail will continue to threaten online security. This has encouraged more individuals and groups to work on improving multiple authentication techniques such as highly secure conceptual technologies such as biometrics and threshold signatures.

Bitcoin - our future is possible. By the way very comfortable thing for a future generation! you too so does it seem to?

A country banning bitcoin is not the problem because people could always use P2P and decentralized exchanges, which by the way, people don't want to use. Everyone should be able to help bitcoin on his way. If you're a designer, you could make educational videos or infographics explaining how bitcoin work etc. If you are a coder, you can contribute to the various bitcoin improvements (LN, MAST, Schnorr etc.) and so on. The mentality have to change though, people are expecting bitcoin to skyrocket and go to the moon by itself so they make profits without the need of doing anything and that's definitely not how it works.

In many of the countries Bitcoin trading is being banned or being declared illegal. There seems to be news floating around that Bitcoin and cryptocurrency per se will not be held legal in some country. This is not a good sign for us, but we must remember that this is because of the deficiency in crypto outreach. And  that when developed countries and countries where cryptocurrency is a trend, hold bitcoins valid over a period of time, there is a chance that the rest of the countries will imbibe it officially after looking at its success.

What matters now is that we need to bring right system in place that will help us project cryptocurrency as a genuine alternative to fiat currencies and that it is more transparent, easy to transact and unites people beyond boundaries for exchange. It is most important to see the potential of cryptocurrency to unite all countries.

There appears more of a fear that has crept into society with the use of bitcoin from various standpoints. It is important that we need to build ways where cryptocurrency is not just an asset to be held for making long term gains but also a currency to be used in daily life. As on today there are problems with transaction fees and the slow transaction frequency but I am sure we are stepping into a phase where we outgrow these limitations.

Needless to say, we need to appreciate people who always make it a point to transact using bitcoins as and when possible and feasible.
I am not saying that we need to sacrifice to help our bitcoin ecosystem but we need to actively participate and push towards its acceptance by world citizens in the long run.

Fear needs to be removed and we need to think of areas of education and high school where blockchanin technology and cryptocurrency should be introduced. Parents need to teach children of this alternative and more transparent currency. Further, we need to have good vigilance and security to win confidence on the use of crypto coins. And most importantly we must try transactions with cryptocurrency, with altcoins atleast if not Bitcoins, as and when possible.