@Sajibb 15 September 2025 more from that month

Electronic coins will be future Although India has abolished the 500-1000 taka notes, the government/bank has to give the people the equivalent value of the abolished notes. Does the bank abolish it? Of course, new notes with the changed value will have to be given. That is, you are the owner of the 500 taka note in your pocket, not any bank or government. The government/bank cannot take your money whenever it wants. That is why it is written on the money "will be obliged to pay only on demand". You are the owner of your money. Bitcoin is exactly like that, and it is a well-defined and unchanging amount. That is, the amount of coins like bitcoin is fixed, no one can increase or decrease it if they want. However, its price will increase/decrease when bought and sold. If there was a regulatory body behind it, it would have escaped with thousands of crores of taka in one night like LUNA coin. And in the current era, the use of electronic currency is increasing from money notes, like credit cards. In the future era, there will be no paper notes, and electronic currency is used because of its acceptability, reliability, and security. You just need to understand where you are using crypto.