the lower class can actually buy as little as $10 per week. Majority of these immigrants are farmers that the quest for greener pastures pushed into these journeys. They can actually start small and build from there. Same goes for many people across the globe.
Even though we advise people to invest in bitcoin, we can’t force it, and since you are also aware of how people are suffering from poverty across the globe, now you see we don’t have to say something like this to those people; however, people are finding a way to eat daily food. Do you think they will have time for investment not only in bitcoin but even in physical investments that they are aware of? However, this $10 you are saying they should at least invest in bitcoin is some people's weekly earnings, while others get this amount daily. This kind of person is obviously suffering, and I don't think they even need a bitcoin investment since it’s not a short-term investment.
Bitcoin offers unique opportunities for people who want to make decent amount of money and I have the feeling that if these people start investing in Bitcoin, we will see a rapid decline in global poverty. What do you think?
I don't think even with the investment, global poverty will decrease. The reason for this is that bitcoin investment is a long-term investment, and you want people who suffer from poverty to be among those who will invest in bitcoin, Do you think even 1% of these people will have funds to invest? Nah, mate, so I don't believe bitcoin investments will be able to defeat global poverty. The only people who will be able to do so are governments, and they have also failed to do so.