#Blockchain Satoshi’s Bitcoin Whitepaper Is Now Available in Arabic and Hindi
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For instance, India has 23 recognized official languages, but Hindi is by far the most popular. It is estimated that more than million people speak Arabic in 30 different dialects. They started with Arabic and Hindi in order to encourage worldwide adoption and acceptance of bitcoin.
Early investor Roger Ver helped facilitate the translation of the whitepaper in Japanese. Translations are extremely helpful because it breaks the barrier of entry for millions of people around the world who are interested in learning about this innovative technology. Breaking language barriers can help people engage with each other and facilitate a better understand of how Bitcoin technology works.