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I can any information regarding Bitcoin in Nepal including ways and if we can or not buy some.

Is there anybody doing, just please do some insights;

To the moon my friends!

An exciting new technology stack is being created. The emergent Ethereum stack. First manifestation of the Ethereum + Aragon stack will be district0x

https://blog.aragon.one/the-emergent-ethereum-stack-cbce1895142f

And it was super easy. No credit cards, no banks and stuff and everything was instant.

To be honest, this was based on a personal issues.

I really wanted to buy bit coins in Kathmandu, but really there is only ONE local seller. He didn't respond, so I'm not even sure if he's active at the moment.

However, I suspect that some of us from r/nepal are interested in this awesome new form of digital currency!

So to promote its growth and to raise some awareness I chose to open this subreddit in hopes of having a healthy functional BTC community right here in the heart of Nepal!

Apart from buying/selling, we could really discuss how BTC could possibly solve some problems of the Nepalese economy. I know its big talk, but hey, I don't know of any other liberal group of Nepalis online except for you fools, so I thought I'd invite everyone in.

I understand that for some of us, BTC is a completely alien concept. No fear, I have been reading about it for the past couple of months and feel like I might be able to explain it to you if need be. If anything I have tonnes of useful links.

I'm relatively new but completely merismerized by this concept and really, I'm hoping to connect with like minded individuals.

Why Nepalis? Cause we understand each other better :)

Elevator pitch

Anyone can send anyone bit coins if they only have a string of text (an address). If you wanted to send me some money, all you would have to do is send it to 14wAiZjCeMVMpgBGfuDxw6EvF35hT8ykjD using a variety of methods (online/sms/app).

/end pitch.

Maybe I need to work on this elevator pitch. But please voice your thoughts on this issue!

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Hello Everyone,

As our subreddit seems little sleepy thesedays, I have a question or let's say just a query, When did you first started buying/mining your crypto and what motivated you to? I suppose it'd be interesting to see everyones entry into it..We're not much crowded like those foreign subreddits and maybe when it'll help some new ones into it ( a believe a lot of Nepalese are).

I had already mine a couple hundred etherium coins before I looked up anything regarding the messy legal state of cryptocurrency in Nepal. Any news or ideas?

I’m probably gonna jump ship and convert everything to BCH but wondering what the community thinks about it?

As to the why: FASTER CHEAPER BETTER COMMUNITY

Edit: I ended up w btc

Blockchain for Social Impact Coalition hackathon will be holding a month long Virtual Hackathon between September 7th, 2017 and October 7th, 2017.

https://media.consensys.net/a-blockchain-hackathon-for-social-impact-293b310be151

Participants will build proof-of-concept solutions for challenges in the following four sectors:

• Financial Inclusion

• Supply Chain

• Identity & Vulnerable Peoples

• Energy & Environment

This comes from Ethlance folks

https://district0x.io

https://blog.district0x.io/introducing-the-district0x-network-5d45a72d364a

https://hackathon.status.im/

Like the facebook page to stay up to date with news and uses of crypto in Nepal. BEN is a physical exchange, we can meet up anywhere in KTM!

facebook.com/bitxnepal 9818648575 Website: www.bitcoinxnepal.com

Hey folks,

This is a reminder to all to use precautions when creating a web wallet that is out of your control (Not having private key) There has been a rise in bitcoin heist and its only going to get worst. Just today a Vanity address generator: bitcoinvanity(dot)appspot(dot)com are suspected of stealing all their clients coins. Anybody that has ever used them to produce a vanity address are at risk of loosing all their coin. Please move the coins to a safe address if you have used them. I looked through the addresses that the thief was sweeping from and saw this address : 1NEPALtMDHCDSGAnyem8GD6v41H3hBBcT4.. hope non of you were affected by this. Be careful.

So what is the solution?

Use desktop clients or well trusted services like blockchain.info but never use services where the operators have your private key. Vanity address can be created by using command line so don't use web vanity service. Perhaps i could help with creating a vanity address through your own computer if anybody needs help with that.

regards

Yak

Edit: Effected to Affected

I tried the same contest over on /r/nepal but went nowhere. All you have to do is post a picture of Kathmandu from your camera roll. The picture can be new or old but it has to be yours. It also cannot be something that has been posted already. One post per user. Post a link below.

Thank you

My buddy /u/yak_kharka tried to have a BTC giveaway over at /r/Nepal with an ingenious idea. Show your best picture of Kathmandu and enter to win BTC.

I liked it because it kick starts community participation, and if you've been following DOGE, you know how valuable that is. However it seems the general masses in that sub are wary of our new "toy" so the giveaway thread attracted down votes. Fair enough.

I say let's start that in here.

Let's have giveaways so we can let new users get a taste if the future. I would love to put in effort to grow our small community into a stronger force.

The more people have BTC, the easier it is to use it for mini-commerce.

If enough people show interest I can help build a BTC marketplace for Nepalis. Kinda like craigslist. Or hamrobazaar. The best part about this is also the worst part about it. There are no rules. Just like with BTC. Yes you could get duped if you're not careful but if you use common sense you will have a valuable service.

You don't store any money on the site so the admin (me) can't run away with the money. It's all person to person transaction.

But first we need to ascertain how many of us are interested in using this new currency. How to buy more in Nepal? I can help with that. I don't mind selling some of my stash. Also there are a couple of other people on localbitcoins. Lastly the giveaways here could help too.

I would love to hear from you folks on how we could collectively earn somebitcoin and spread it amongst the community.

Thanks for reading and participating.

Bitcoin's been the hot topic all over the world. Some say it is a bubble, others say it is backed by NSA. While I believe that it is a beautiful mechanism of liberating economy from the hands of a few (usually the government). Anyone can create and trade wealth, and all they need to do is have a cellphone or a computer and an internet connection.

In Nepal though, there are just couple of interested individuals. We could change this and get more individuals interested in using services actually based on bitcoins. I can see doughnuts shops, cafes, cinema theatres etc accepting bitcoins.

Even more, imagine all the migrant workers sending home money through bitcoins, cut out the middle man and save huge amount of money spent on wire transfers.

Possibilities are endless. I'm eager to hear any opinion how we can spread the word around.