The idea that "bitcoin will save the economy" and especially from inflation is unfortunately just a dream. But nothing more than that.
Most people who promote such a concept don't really understand how the real economy and the financial system of the state works. I'll ask one question - give me an example of at least one country, where they just solved the problems by introducing bitcoin as a financial instrument of the state ? I will answer for you - there is no example and will not be. In the framework of an experiment on a small group of people - it may be a good option. But for the STATE - no. This system will not work. For starters, I recommend studying what inflation is, what causes it, what kind of inflation it is. And then think - how can bitcoin solve these problems? And you will realize the answer, which will sound like this - "bitcoin does NOT solve the problem of economy". The problem is not the monetary unit, the problem is the economy itself ....
The El Salvador story - you won't be able to point to a single mechanism for the impact of Bitcoin hoarding and mining on inflationary processes in the country. No offense, but it's true.... You can try though
Well this makes sense, a country's economy is very complex. And bitcoin is only a small part and is also influenced by the existing economic system. I say this not because I changed my view from the thread I made, but I am here to learn and observe from other people's perspectives which can enlighten my thoughts about inflation and Bitcoin in it.
There has been adoption of Bitcoin in El Salvador, but it does not appear to have changed as if it were done by individuals
In the case of El Salvador regarding the legalization of Bitcoin, we don't really know whether this adoption aims to ensure that every citizen uses Bitcoin as payment for daily activities, including salary payments? Or the country makes purchases and holds or even mines as a hedge reserve. This remains a question, while the head of state also calls on his government to buy Bitcoin.
Buying Bitcoin wouldn't help the currencies of inflation-ridden countries because they would be selling their currencies for Bitcoin whereas the opposite should be the case.
The countries should instead reduce the supply of their national currencies and increase their demand by saving them more & spending less, or by investing them in productive/profitable things. Less spending means the consumption pressure on goods and services would decrease and their prices would also decrease due to low demand for them. Better to spend the currencies on things for the production of more goods and services that are high in demand and causing inflation that typically happens when goods & services aren't enough to meet their high demand. More productivity definitely helps national currencies become valuable because increased in production of goods and services do reduce their demand pressure and helps prevent their prices from going up.
From your statement, I conclude that what BRICS is doing now is the first step in fighting inflation for each of its member countries. Correct? Therefore, this could be a good solution for every country that joins as a member. No wonder many countries are now interested and joining BRICS. There, state money is highly respected because the system is that country A, which wants to buy goods from country B, must pay with country B's currency. This makes that country's money experience increased demand and circulate widely. Unlike today, which is dominated by the USD and other countries' currencies are experiencing pressure on the dollar.