He said that now many people are investing in it for more money. In such cases, if these people suddenly withdraw from the market, many will be in danger.
"That's our fear," the economist warned. "Since there is no authority, there is no room for more supply of money. So there is no mechanism to control when it collapses or goes up."
It needs to be explained why it will be dangerous when people withdraw in the market and isn't that a natural process that occurs because there is a buying and selling process. Their job is always to remind them according to the theory they have learned, but in this case I don't understand. Do they study the supply and demand process?
Matters related to the economy will always give rise to a level of competition, whether in the process of decline or increase, and we are used to seeing this activity in Bitcoin. The price of bitcoin also cannot be controlled just because one or two bad events occur so economic theory may have to be looked at in the context of supply and demand.
He said, the central bank of Bangladesh is saying not to invest in Bitcoin. It is not an authorized currency. It is not worth investing in it.
Finally they answered the question they explained and the goal is clear so that people do not invest in bitcoin for the reason that bitcoin is not an official currency. My question is, what if we asked that stupid economist about El Salvador?