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About Tuhin Sarwar

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Tuhin Sarwar is a Bangladeshi investigative journalist , author, and digital media strategist , recognized for transforming local stories into globally relevant, human-centered narratives . He is the founder of The Today Media Agency and Article Insight — independent media initiatives that uphold ethical journalism, data integrity, and impactful storytelling . A Voice for the Voiceless For over a decade, Tuhin has reported from the ground, covering: Human rights violations Rohingya refugee crisis Climate migration Child labor & social inequality His reports have been cited by UNHCR and international NGOs, demonstrating accuracy, depth, and social impact . Read more across platforms: Medium | Vocal | Substack | Wattpad . Global Reach & Data-Driven Storytelling Tuhin’s work connects Bangladesh’s local realities to global human stories , reaching audiences in over 40 countries . His journalism is data-driven, ethically sourced, and narrative-rich , blendin...

The Future of Cryptocurrency and Blockchain in Bangladesh

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 Exciting Insights on Cryptocurrency and Blockchain in Bangladesh   Cryptocurrency and Blockchain in Bangladesh: Opportunities, Impact, and the Road Ahead    Understanding Cryptocurrency and Blockchain Technology Cryptocurrency refers to a type of digital currency that operates on blockchain technology. It enables secure, decentralized transactions without the oversight of any central authority. While globally popular cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Litecoin are widely used, their presence in Bangladesh remains in its early stages.   Blockchain is essentially a distributed ledger system that provides a transparent and secure way of recording transactions. Beyond cryptocurrencies, blockchain is also used in fields like smart contracts, digital identities, and data protection.   In the Current Landscape of Cryptocurrency in Bangladesh, cryptocurrency usage faces legal challenges. The Bangladesh Bank has prohibited financial institutions from faci...