Bangladesh : Not legal.

According to Bank and Supreme court it is still in suspended. But this year from last 2-3 moths we saw a little hope. Because from last 2-3 moths we saw lots of news covered by Bangladeshi news TV channel and all are posetive news not only that they invite Bangladeshi government tech special in Somoy television talk show, Finance Minister and one more person to talk about bitcoin dedicately. And they all are given their feedback. And from their feedback we can got a little posetive vibe. They are working on it before legalise. Lets see what news comes.

So far my country doesn't really have much strict rules or laws towards crypto even though there are hints that it might be taxed soon but thinking off about being decentralized then its really impossible to happen and that's why they do mainly targeting off those centralized platforms or businesses which is involved on crypto but talking on taxing every individual that do involved in crypto is really impossible.
Its good to look at that there are various countries which had adopted bitcoin in terms of payment system.

Hopefully it would really happen in our country too but for now I don't have any problems about conversion and doesn't really mind too much about AMLA or something like that.

Im just earning good but not really much which might triggered out the government.

Russian legislation only restricts payment for goods and services with cryptocurrencies, including bitcoin. There are no other legal restrictions on bitcoin trading and ownership in Russia today. But general restrictions on the operation of financial markets affect the development of the crypto industry in Russia.

until now my country has legalized bitcoin as an investment.  In the past bitcoin was still banned in my country.  But now bitcoin has been accepted and allowed to invest.  However bitcoins should not be used for payments.

What the government is doing that only allows fiat currency for transactions is the right thing, of course it will cause a lot of problems if the function of bitcoin is equated with fiat, the presence of bitcoin is to improve the world's transaction system but will not be able to replace fiat currency.

In my country, the legal status of Bitcoin is a trade ban. There has been a ban made on the trading of Bitcoin early this year, the country is ranked second still trading regardless.

Everybody knows that the dice are loaded
Everybody rolls with their fingers crossed
Everybody knows the war is over
Everybody knows the good guys lost
Everybody knows the fight was fixed
The poor stay poor, the rich get rich
That's how it goes
Everybody knows

Leonard Cohen.

This is a really good topic, I'm glad you brought this up because I am not sure I have ever seen this being asked here before.  It seems to be a bit of a theme, or a bit obvious as to which countries have banned cryptocurrency and bitcoin, and which ones haven't.  Mostly from what I am seeing, it seems like the countries banning it are those whom are more conservative in nature to begin with.

Bitcoin has not yet received government approval in our country, but people in the country use Bitcoin indirectly if they do not use it directly. But lately, Bitcoin is being used by the government Positive comments are being heard. Maybe in the near future bitcoin can be legal in our country.