Topic: Is it the right time to legalize Bitcoin in Bangladesh (Read 377 times)
The real reason in my opinion that many countries are banning bitcoin and other crypto, is because it is hard or nearly impossible for them to have control over the transactions that go on and where they are being used for, and therefore imposing a law on it being illegal is the only way for them to scare some people into not trusting it, and also they say that banks should start accepting bitcoin as a payment is and idea that oppose the whole reason why we started using bitcoin the first place, which is not to use banks.
we all hope so because there are already several countries that have started to adopt bitcoin as a legal medium of exchange in their countries,as did the countries of elsavador and tanzania.although this is only a discourse we hope this will actually happen in these countries ,with countries adopting bitcoin this will be a positive thing in the midst of many countries that prohibit its circulation in their countries.this can be a very good start for the revival of the digital currency
it wont be in good position if they wont start adopting the use of btc now .
i dont believe that they are protective but it was clear that they try to avoid btc because they cant launder money anymore if btc takes place .
there is no rules about crypto in bangladesh but why they declare it illegal ? this is another proof that they dont want people to use cryptos but people should not be afraid and do what they think was right .
I believe the reason some countries even ban or not accepted using Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies is because they believe that's even a much easier way for.money laundering. Do you truly believe if Bitcoin was legalized in Bangladesh it can help to stop money laundering? i dont believe that they are protective but it was clear that they try to avoid btc because they cant launder money anymore if btc takes place .
there is no rules about crypto in bangladesh but why they declare it illegal ? this is another proof that they dont want people to use cryptos but people should not be afraid and do what they think was right .
I believe most of the government that have not accepted cryptocurrencies yet understands most importantly the freedom it brings to the people financially hence all this trapping down on it.
btc isnt totally anonymous and launderers could be tracked down . if they want they can only restrict full privacy coins like monero .
theres also kyc and aml policies in cryptos and this can help lessen laundering cases .
it wont be in good position if they wont start adopting the use of btc now .
i dont believe that they are protective but it was clear that they try to avoid btc because they cant launder money anymore if btc takes place .
there is no rules about crypto in bangladesh but why they declare it illegal ? this is another proof that they dont want people to use cryptos but people should not be afraid and do what they think was right .
I believe the reason some countries even ban or not accepted using Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies is because they believe that's even a much easier way for.money laundering. Do you truly believe if Bitcoin was legalized in Bangladesh it can help to stop money laundering? i dont believe that they are protective but it was clear that they try to avoid btc because they cant launder money anymore if btc takes place .
there is no rules about crypto in bangladesh but why they declare it illegal ? this is another proof that they dont want people to use cryptos but people should not be afraid and do what they think was right .
I believe most of the government that have not accepted cryptocurrencies yet understands most importantly the freedom it brings to the people financially hence all this trapping down on it.
it wont be in good position if they wont start adopting the use of btc now .
i dont believe that they are protective but it was clear that they try to avoid btc because they cant launder money anymore if btc takes place .
there is no rules about crypto in bangladesh but why they declare it illegal ? this is another proof that they dont want people to use cryptos but people should not be afraid and do what they think was right .
I believe the reason some countries even ban or not accepted using Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies is because they believe that's even a much easier way for.money laundering. Do you truly believe if Bitcoin was legalized in Bangladesh it can help to stop money laundering? i dont believe that they are protective but it was clear that they try to avoid btc because they cant launder money anymore if btc takes place .
there is no rules about crypto in bangladesh but why they declare it illegal ? this is another proof that they dont want people to use cryptos but people should not be afraid and do what they think was right .
I believe most of the government that have not accepted cryptocurrencies yet understands most importantly the freedom it brings to the people financially hence all this trapping down on it.
it wont be in good position if they wont start adopting the use of btc now .
i dont believe that they are protective but it was clear that they try to avoid btc because they cant launder money anymore if btc takes place .
there is no rules about crypto in bangladesh but why they declare it illegal ? this is another proof that they dont want people to use cryptos but people should not be afraid and do what they think was right .
i dont believe that they are protective but it was clear that they try to avoid btc because they cant launder money anymore if btc takes place .
there is no rules about crypto in bangladesh but why they declare it illegal ? this is another proof that they dont want people to use cryptos but people should not be afraid and do what they think was right .
I think that anytime is the right time to legalize bitcoin, Bangladesh can benefit from this if they put taxes on cryptocurrency transactions happening in their country, imagine the magnitude of that legalization not to mention the influx of crypto industries that are going to invest in their country, crypto in my opinion doesn't attack any religion whatsoever so I think that it won't be a problem in any way.
I agree with what you said. The people/countries that got into cryptocurrencies early will be the ones that benefits the most from it. I believe most government are still resistant because of they think cryptocurrency will overtake the Fiat currency and it might disrupt their financial economy but as you said, I believe if cryptocurrency transactions where taxed in a way that won't be exploitative too, this can help boost the economy as more investors will get involved even from beyond the shores of the country.
The government of bangladesh is not accepting bitcoin because they think that bitcoin is not real currency and it can be destroy any time. In the meantime so economist and collamist are trying to discus about bitcoin in bangladesh so that the government of bangladesh think about bitcoin for legalize. They also tell that if it is not possible to legalize then need to take proper action. But in global situation most of the country has a permission to use bitcoin so price of bitcoin is gradually increasing. So i think it is the right time to legalize bitcoin in bangladesh.
Maybe in Bangladesh, bitcoin is illegal now, but they can plan for legalizing bitcoin in the future as the economy in Bangladesh will always change to better and if the government sees bitcoin can give them benefit, they will legalize it. It needs time before they can found what is benefits of bitcoin to them and maybe they already research to find out. If people can still use bitcoin or mining bitcoin, then they can continue to do that thing while they can wait for the update from the government. They can say that they do not have such a plan, but everything will change in the future, so be patient.
If Bangladesh are going to legalize the crypto currency i don't think so it would be very soon. We know that Bangladesh Bank is fully neglected it so if they are trying to think about it for the public case they will be made a special team to research it then they research they give report to bank. Bank send report to financial government. Then financial government Will discussed with ICT government sector then they made a combined report and present the report to Bangladesh Sangsad they the final news comes. And i think it might takes 3-4 years easily because we know how our government done their work and how much time they can take. We all know government work is slowest. Thank you
Legalizing bitcoin always have negative and positive impact both to the users and to the government. But for me, it is more secured if bitcoin is legal in our country. Bangladesh government will also benefit from bitcoiners tax if ever they will legalize it.
What negative impact do you think will happen when bitcoin becomes legalized? Isn't it a good thing that bitcoin will be be recognized as a legitimate by the government because that means that bitcoin users don't have to worry about being persecuted or something like that when they are using bitcoin and if there are negatives, I am pretty sure that the positives will heavily outweigh those negatives. 
Legalizing bitcoin always have negative and positive impact both to the users and to the government. But for me, it is more secured if bitcoin is legal in our country. Bangladesh government will also benefit from bitcoiners tax if ever they will legalize it.
right I agree if bitcoin is legalized then the country of bangladesh will benefit from taxes but if bitcoin is not legalized then bitcoiners will also not lose, in fact they make a profit without being taxed for each transaction.
Legalizing bitcoin always have negative and positive impact both to the users and to the government. But for me, it is more secured if bitcoin is legal in our country. Bangladesh government will also benefit from bitcoiners tax if ever they will legalize it.
OP posted this thread long before Bukele announced his plan for BTC to be a legal tender. Bukele so far considered Bitcoin all because he knew that BTC is already being used by thousands of people in his country, its already adopted in many ways that is why the BTC popularity in El Salvador only needs a slight push. For Bangladesh, there has to be a significant number of people using BTC for the lawmakers to look thoughtfully.
Bitcoin investment is very profitable and if the bangladesh government supports bitcoin it will help improve the country's economy. Those who invested in bitcoin became very profitable the transaction cost is also very low seeing the high value of bitcoin there is an idea among many that if everyone invests in bitcoin there will be several times profit. Although bitcoin has not yet been recognized in many countries bitcoin is gaining popularity due to its rising price therefore the central banks of many countries are taking concerns to legalize bitcoin.
Today, I am reading newspaper at online as daily basis in my routine and the article is found (link will be given below, if you are not Bangladeshi people then google translate will be needed). I will try to give a summery to understand this article shortly.
The news published today at the most renowned national newspaper named The Daily Inqilab. In this article, some government officials also give their own opinion regarding the digital money.
The Chief Executive of Bangladesh Bank, Sirajul Islam said to BBC that there is no existence of Bitcoin in Bangladesh. That's why, the transaction is illegal here.
Journalist asked to him that is there any plan in future to legalize it? He replied, there is no such plan till now. Actually, these is no specific rules regarding cryptocurrency.
In Bangladesh, though it is not legalized here but some people connected with it and they are doing transaction too. Mining is also done by the people and previously it was not possible due to electricity problem but now electricity is available here. People are doing such transaction using mobile banking and digital Media.
The Economist specialist of Bangladesh Development Organization, Naznin Ahmed said to BBC, the such money is getting popular all over the world. So there is no question of trust here. That's why, Bangladesh Bank should research it without fully neglecting it. Though it is accepting by the world so do we should go accordingly with such thing. There should also be a regulatory board to regulate it's legality or illegality or to control it.
Bangladesh Bank is still not in a good position. Other banks are not doing well. That's why money laundering can't resistance here immediately. That's why Bangladesh is protective in nature in cryptocurrency's perspective.
News link: https://[Suspicious link removed]/174nut88 [Use Google Translator]
Some Criminals and bad politicians will convert their black money to cryptocurrency. That's the reason BD Govt have not legalized cryptocurrency. The news published today at the most renowned national newspaper named The Daily Inqilab. In this article, some government officials also give their own opinion regarding the digital money.
The Chief Executive of Bangladesh Bank, Sirajul Islam said to BBC that there is no existence of Bitcoin in Bangladesh. That's why, the transaction is illegal here.
Journalist asked to him that is there any plan in future to legalize it? He replied, there is no such plan till now. Actually, these is no specific rules regarding cryptocurrency.
In Bangladesh, though it is not legalized here but some people connected with it and they are doing transaction too. Mining is also done by the people and previously it was not possible due to electricity problem but now electricity is available here. People are doing such transaction using mobile banking and digital Media.
The Economist specialist of Bangladesh Development Organization, Naznin Ahmed said to BBC, the such money is getting popular all over the world. So there is no question of trust here. That's why, Bangladesh Bank should research it without fully neglecting it. Though it is accepting by the world so do we should go accordingly with such thing. There should also be a regulatory board to regulate it's legality or illegality or to control it.
Bangladesh Bank is still not in a good position. Other banks are not doing well. That's why money laundering can't resistance here immediately. That's why Bangladesh is protective in nature in cryptocurrency's perspective.
News link: https://[Suspicious link removed]/174nut88 [Use Google Translator]
On the other hand, cryptocurrency / bitcoin is getting popular allover the world.So,I think today or tomorrow BD Govt will lift the ban on cryptocurrency /bitcoin.
I don't know what it is about a right time or not in getting something done. Until a thing is done, you can never tell of the result so accurately as you aren't fortune teller. Some things have really got no right time about it. It's either you get on the train or you risk jumping on it while its racing on the tracks. Bitcoin price has doubled over the months and some countries is still contemplating on legalizing it. Its either they allow or not, which ever it is, its left for the individual citizens to choose if to follow rules or go with their natural born freedom to invest in that which won't hurt no one but benefit them.
For me, i'll always choose to invest in bitcoin, either Nigeria allows it or not. So should you guys at Bangladesh.
For me, i'll always choose to invest in bitcoin, either Nigeria allows it or not. So should you guys at Bangladesh.
Somehow I missed the thread before. By the way, I am also from Bangladesh and here Cryptocurrency is totally illegal. Even if the government or officials can know you are Bitcoin user or you are doing transaction in Bitcoin network, you must be caught and will be got punished by them. The news published by a reputed newspaper but the officials still don't understand what the Bitcoin is. So it will be difficult to say this is the right time and also sad for the Bangladeshi Bitcoin user.
The Economist specialist of Bangladesh Development Organization, Naznin Ahmed said to BBC, the such money is getting popular all over the world. So there is no question of trust here. That's why, Bangladesh Bank should research it without fully neglecting it. Though it is accepting by the world so do we should go accordingly with such thing. There should also be a regulatory board to regulate it's legality or illegality or to control it.
what he said was very precise. by creating an institution and regulating it can be profitable for the government. one of which is to tax every bitcoin trade, this will be a profitable income. rather than banning it, it will only prevent the government from benefiting from bitcoin.
While all countries around the world are accepting cryptocurrencies and blockchain as a new technology, then why the Asian countries like Bangladesh, India, Bhutan are against it? If they won't legalize it right now, then it would be their loss. Because in the future they will find every company in the world is accepting Crypto at that time they have to legalize it.
But there are also some news on that where some people already got arrested due to making Bitcoin transaction.
Actually it’s media who focused on bitcoin and presented it in a negative sense. If we look at the guy who got arrested last month (the audi guy), he was a fraud and was involved in hacking activities which was the main reason but media more tried to focus bitcoin in this case too.It's time to legalize bitcoin not only in Bangladesh, but also around the world.
Don't know when we are going to see Bitcoin as legal currency all over the world. Hopefully all the countries government will come forward to take the proper decision based on logic and evidence. I am optimistic that Bitcoin will survive and will be legalized over the world.
It's time to legalize bitcoin not only in Bangladesh, but also around the world.
You know as a whole, I really do think that any time is the right time to legalize bitcoins and any other alternative coins out there in not just Bangladesh but in every nation. Because if you think about it, more and more people are getting interested in this industry and for me, restrictions only equates to rebellion. So instead, I think regulating it would be better since it can prove to be beneficial not to just the crypto enthusiasts but also to the government, banks, and the economy as a whole.
The Chief Executive of Bangladesh Bank, Sirajul Islam said to BBC that there is no existence of Bitcoin in Bangladesh. That's why, the transaction is illegal here.
Two big faults from that statement- No existence of bitcoin in Bangladesh. Is it true? Which evidence or data that guy used to make that conclusion? It is unknown. Bitcoin network and the bitcoin distribution are both decentralized globally. Bangladeshians have bitcoin definitely. Only how much bitcoin they have and how many people have bitcoin are unknown.
- Transaction is illegal. It is a bad idea description. People can make any bitcoin transaction they want. They only get potential troubles with local laws if they make bitcoin transactions to sell bitcoin for fiat, for products (cars, real estates, etc.)
Bangladesh Bank is still not in a good position. Other banks are not doing well. That's why money laundering can't resistance here immediately. That's why Bangladesh is protective in nature in cryptocurrency's perspective.
When it comes to money laundering, there are vast networks that involve in it in developed countries. The entities that enable this flow are some of the biggest and, considered to be, prestigious banks.Yet, the financial institutions there have absolute control over individuals. This control is not as absolute in developing countries like Bangladesh and India. This is one of the main reason why authorities fear the prospect of people using bitcoin for transacting business. Bitcoin and crypto can enable people to bypass a lot of red tape and bureaucracy which is otherwise meant to enrich the authorities.
Probably the official who gave the interview not aware of the crypto ban in that country? How he can mention that there is no special regulations on cryptos when it was completely banned there?
I don't think Bangladesh is interested to make it legal again and also it is an Islamic country so most of the people consider using bitcoin is against the Sharia Law due to their ignorance and keep their words against bitcoin.
Probably there will be chances if India make it legal so the nearer countries might follow the same.
I don't think Bangladesh is interested to make it legal again and also it is an Islamic country so most of the people consider using bitcoin is against the Sharia Law due to their ignorance and keep their words against bitcoin.
Probably there will be chances if India make it legal so the nearer countries might follow the same.
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But there are also some news on that where some people already got arrested due to making Bitcoin transaction.
Actually it’s media who focused on bitcoin and presented it in a negative sense. If we look at the guy who got arrested last month (the audi guy), he was a fraud and was involved in hacking activities which was the main reason but media more tried to focus bitcoin in this case too. Actually, these is no specific rules regarding cryptocurrency.
Did I read it correct? It says there’s no specific laws on crypto and it falls under foreign exchange rules. But if I'm correct I have seen BB has put some punishment for using it specifically for crypto. I don't know, may be I'm wrong.Yes you are right, the article gives us that news. But there are also some news on that where some people already got arrested due to making Bitcoin transaction.
Anyway, I think govt should come forward, it’s high time or we will be late in the party. If it was legalized earlier, we could have some big whale from our country while it’s very impossible to have such big whale as per current market.
This is one of biggest problems for developing countries. They don't want to get advanced with technology and when it comes to such a corrupted country versus transparent currency system, they will have a big no.
Both aspects are true. Government should take immediate decision so that the engagement can get some inspiration to take it as profession. On the hand, strong policy and zero tolerance against money laundering can be effective in this respect.This is one of biggest problems for developing countries. They don't want to get advanced with technology and when it comes to such a corrupted country versus transparent currency system, they will have a big no.
Developing countries are basically followed by the developed countries and if the developed countries got success then they would go for implementation of such technology. That's what we are seeing over the years in South Asian Zone.
The Economist specialist of Bangladesh Development Organization, Naznin Ahmed[/b] said to BBC, the such money is getting popular all over the world. So there is no question of trust here. That's why, Bangladesh Bank should research it without fully neglecting it. Though it is accepting by the world so do we should go accordingly with such thing. There should also be a regulatory board to regulate it's legality or illegality or to control it.[/i]
They look so confused about bitcoin yet, what is very surprising since we are already in 2021 and bitcoin is alive for more than 10 years. Probably they are just waiting other countries act about bitcoin to reproduce the same regulations in Bangladesh. In such events the most influent country on the area is the first to introduce the regulations, followed by other countries right after.Personally I think legalizing bitcoin isn't a good thing, as it will cut your profits and introduce more bureaucracy to be followed, however it's inevitable. The currently gray area is the best status in my opinion.
The Chief Executive of Bangladesh Bank, Sirajul Islam said to BBC that there is no existence of Bitcoin in Bangladesh. That's why, the transaction is illegal here.
News link: https://tinyurl.com/174nut88 [Use Google Translator]
They'll gonna see it soon.
If no rules yet then that's probably why Binance has opened fiat trading in Bangladesh. I think the stand becomes clearer if they haven't yet sorted out any rules about bitcoin, unlike the other countries that have totally banned bitcoin and cryptos.
I agree with it being the right time to legalize it. They should look into its potential and how it can help its people from trading/holding bitcoin. Support coming from them will make their crypto investors and holders gain confidence.
I agree with it being the right time to legalize it. They should look into its potential and how it can help its people from trading/holding bitcoin. Support coming from them will make their crypto investors and holders gain confidence.
For me this is crazy decision by government of Bangladesh to ban bitcoin . Many developing countries are having profit from bitcoin transaction system thus helps their society so much . So I think Bangladeshi government should know the benefits of cryptocurrencies and legalize it very soon.
Bangladesh was probably the few first countries who have legally banned bitcoin and all other cryptocurrencies, just after China banned all types of ICOs. But if any country wants to impose a blanket ban on cryptocurrency, that will not be great for their own economy! If I take an example of the neighboring country India, banning cryptocurrency will destroy a start up ecosystem worth a billon dollar. It will also destroy the confidence of the venture capitalist companies who have invested in those startups and bring down the overall confidence. The world economic scenario is changing everyday. So any country holding onto such blanket ban, will in turn hurt their own economy, loose the job opportunities created around this ecosystem and loosing on a huge future tax revenue!
It is right time for every country to legalize bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies for their own benefit. No bad excuses should be made by the politicians!
It is right time for every country to legalize bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies for their own benefit. No bad excuses should be made by the politicians!
The economist had explained it in the right way. when a new technology is evolving, the government and other powerful instititutions have a responsibility to its economy and citizen, it is the responsibility of knowing what is happening and how to explore what is happening.
The question is not to ban what has a very compounding effect . One of my mentors sad he want to be wrong with Elon Musk, Paypal and other business leaders that know the potential of blockchain and cryptocurrency.
Anyway, I think govt should come forward, it’s high time or we will be late in the party. If it was legalized earlier, we could have some big whale from our country while it’s very impossible to have such big whale as per current market.
This is one of biggest problems for developing countries. They don't want to get advanced with technology and when it comes to such a corrupted country versus transparent currency system, they will have a big no.
This is one of the problems of developing countries, they always position themselves to be victims of circumstances. When will they ever lead a revolution.
Another opportunity to lead a revolution is presenting itself in the crypto and blockchain space but they are no where to be found.
Until they all believe that Digital technology will take over everything, there approach will be limited.
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The question is not to ban what has a very compounding effect . One of my mentors sad he want to be wrong with Elon Musk, Paypal and other business leaders that know the potential of blockchain and cryptocurrency.
Actually, these is no specific rules regarding cryptocurrency.
Did I read it correct? It says there’s no specific laws on crypto and it falls under foreign exchange rules. But if I'm correct I have seen BB has put some punishment for using it specifically for crypto. I don't know, may be I'm wrong.Anyway, I think govt should come forward, it’s high time or we will be late in the party. If it was legalized earlier, we could have some big whale from our country while it’s very impossible to have such big whale as per current market.
This is one of biggest problems for developing countries. They don't want to get advanced with technology and when it comes to such a corrupted country versus transparent currency system, they will have a big no.
This is one of the problems of developing countries, they always position themselves to be victims of circumstances. When will they ever lead a revolution.
Another opportunity to lead a revolution is presenting itself in the crypto and blockchain space but they are no where to be found.
Until they all believe that Digital technology will take over everything, there approach will be limited.
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Actually, these is no specific rules regarding cryptocurrency.
Did I read it correct? It says there’s no specific laws on crypto and it falls under foreign exchange rules. But if I'm correct I have seen BB has put some punishment for using it specifically for crypto. I don't know, may be I'm wrong.Anyway, I think govt should come forward, it’s high time or we will be late in the party. If it was legalized earlier, we could have some big whale from our country while it’s very impossible to have such big whale as per current market.
This is one of biggest problems for developing countries. They don't want to get advanced with technology and when it comes to such a corrupted country versus transparent currency system, they will have a big no.
Indeed, government should take a look into the legalization of Bitcoin as country's GDP is increasing and it'll boost up if government legalize it. Also, everything has pros and cons. That's why i think, bitcoin legalization in Bangladesh will be profitable for those who're whales among others of Bangladeshi users as we don't know what type of rules will be implemented after legalization. TBH, it'll be good for both Bangladesh and it's users.
I think that anytime is the right time to legalize bitcoin, Bangladesh can benefit from this if they put taxes on cryptocurrency transactions happening in their country, imagine the magnitude of that legalization not to mention the influx of crypto industries that are going to invest in their country, crypto in my opinion doesn't attack any religion whatsoever so I think that it won't be a problem in any way.
Today, I am reading newspaper at online as daily basis in my routine and the article is found (link will be given below, if you are not Bangladeshi people then google translate will be needed). I will try to give a summery to understand this article shortly.
The news published today at the most renowned national newspaper named The Daily Inqilab. In this article, some government officials also give their own opinion regarding the digital money.
The Chief Executive of Bangladesh Bank, Sirajul Islam said to BBC that there is no existence of Bitcoin in Bangladesh. That's why, the transaction is illegal here.
Journalist asked to him that is there any plan in future to legalize it? He replied, there is no such plan till now. Actually, these is no specific rules regarding cryptocurrency.
In Bangladesh, though it is not legalized here but some people connected with it and they are doing transaction too. Mining is also done by the people and previously it was not possible due to electricity problem but now electricity is available here. People are doing such transaction using mobile banking and digital Media.
The Economist specialist of Bangladesh Development Organization, Naznin Ahmed said to BBC, the such money is getting popular all over the world. So there is no question of trust here. That's why, Bangladesh Bank should research it without fully neglecting it. Though it is accepting by the world so do we should go accordingly with such thing. There should also be a regulatory board to regulate it's legality or illegality or to control it.
Bangladesh Bank is still not in a good position. Other banks are not doing well. That's why money laundering can't resistance here immediately. That's why Bangladesh is protective in nature in cryptocurrency's perspective.
News link: https://tinyurl.com/174nut88 [Use Google Translator]
The news published today at the most renowned national newspaper named The Daily Inqilab. In this article, some government officials also give their own opinion regarding the digital money.
The Chief Executive of Bangladesh Bank, Sirajul Islam said to BBC that there is no existence of Bitcoin in Bangladesh. That's why, the transaction is illegal here.
Journalist asked to him that is there any plan in future to legalize it? He replied, there is no such plan till now. Actually, these is no specific rules regarding cryptocurrency.
In Bangladesh, though it is not legalized here but some people connected with it and they are doing transaction too. Mining is also done by the people and previously it was not possible due to electricity problem but now electricity is available here. People are doing such transaction using mobile banking and digital Media.
The Economist specialist of Bangladesh Development Organization, Naznin Ahmed said to BBC, the such money is getting popular all over the world. So there is no question of trust here. That's why, Bangladesh Bank should research it without fully neglecting it. Though it is accepting by the world so do we should go accordingly with such thing. There should also be a regulatory board to regulate it's legality or illegality or to control it.
Bangladesh Bank is still not in a good position. Other banks are not doing well. That's why money laundering can't resistance here immediately. That's why Bangladesh is protective in nature in cryptocurrency's perspective.
News link: https://tinyurl.com/174nut88 [Use Google Translator]
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