I have a couple of questions.
1. What country are you from where Bitcoin is illegal?
2. How much have you invested in Bitcoin so far?
3. Are there references to people losing trust in banks?
Many people invest in Bitcoin because they believe it is a way to protect their wealth from inflation and other economic uncertainties. Bitcoin's decentralized nature and limited supply make it an attractive alternative to traditional currencies.
However, investing in Bitcoin carries risks and is not suitable for everyone. Doing your research and seeking professional advice before making any investment decisions is essential.
Since the OP hasn't yet responded to your questions, allow me to assist by responding to them.
1. It ought to be Bangladesh. They are the nation that makes use of the Bangladesh Taka as its currency.
2. We must first determine the value of 1 BDT to 1 USD to get the entire amount the OP invested in Bitcoin. 106 BDT is roughly $1. Therefore, based on the article, the OP claimed to have invested roughly 10,000 BDT. It would cost $94 to split 10,000 BDT by the dollar rate of 106. Therefore, OP has made a $94 Bitcoin investment.
3. OP would be in a better position to point out the reference
Even though the amount OP invested in bitcoin was too small, I must admire OP for being able to budget 1000 BDT per month for 10 months. Investing $94 in bitcoin is an excellent approach for him to begin investing in bitcoin as a student. That demonstrates his strong conviction in bitcoin as a means of achieving financial success.