Hopefully anyone who is a member of this forum and is ONLY making minimum wage in a place like Bangladesh and/or any other country with similar kinds of low level wages, these people should be working towards increasing their wages rather than merely making minimum wage...
easier said than done. Bangladesh is the 8th most populated country in the whole world. in a place like this the competition is so high and the opportunity is so low that you should be happy that you are making a minimum wage. but not all people are only making the minimum wage, there are people whose daily expenses is more than minimum wage earned by people.
there are some side hustles that you can do in order to increase your wages but finding a proper job and keep doing the side hustles is quite a bit hard in here. and from what I know in my country the minimum wage-earning people are most likely illiterate or doing works that doesn't include any technological knowledge. so I don't think they will come forward and invest in Bitcoin. and those who are investing in Bitcoin are those who really know about it. so tackling the minimum wage is not a big deal here.
Apart from the country's economic conditions which are indeed difficult to improve and fierce competition in the end we also cannot do anything about it but when talking about investing especially in bitcoin actually this is also no compulsion because if in the end they (people in Bangladesh) can survive with their circumstances that do have minimal wages but can still invest in bitcoin I think that is something that should be appreciated because in this forum I know several Bangladeshis who are still active and investing in bitcoin.
That is one of the behaviours that I think is extraordinary regardless of their economy but they can still set aside money to invest.
But indeed in the end this also refers to economic conditions, when our economy does not allow it, then don't be too forced because however forcing secondary investments is not permitted even though it is in bitcoin because I think before investing, first think about our economic conditions so as not to torture yourself.
If in the end it is felt that it is enough for you to survive in difficult economic conditions then make an investment to support a good old age.