I totally agree with you. Most of the developed countries of the world are following cashless strategies in their financial endeavors and they have been quite successful. The cashless concept of countries is born from cryptocurrency like Bitcoin and they are running digital currency directly through fiat. I think in the future if every country can run Bitcoin as a digital currency instead of fiat, it can have a positive effect on the overall economic system of a country. However, there is an obstacle in that case, as the decentralized system and Bitcoin's price is unstable, it should be reviewed how effective it can be in the application space. But I am as optimistic as you are that there will come a time in the world when an asset like Bitcoin can impact the world economy in a massively positive way.
If that is correct, but when there is a government similar to Bukele's it is very possible, but when there are retrograde governments things cannot be possible, there are many countries whose governments do not allow the entry of btc and crypto because the only thing they do is regulate it and once they regulate it they want to collect taxes from people, so neither, all the benefit goes to the governments and that is not the idea, so while things in the world are like this there will be no good results, that is what we should see, in part it is not the fault of the people but of the rulers , El Salvador is a great example for the world.
