Topic: Can Bitcoin Really End World Poverty? - page 34. (Read 10109 times)

I think it might, not right now but maybe one day when it is fully accepted worldwide and we don't have to pay huge fees to banks and other financial institutions to keep/transfer our money from one place to the another.

Not saying it will magically solve world poverty but some people when they pay less for maintaining their funds, they might spend a little more on charities.

Stopping Bitcoin's poverty is hard because Bitcoin is not well-known yet, and many governments have banned Bitcoin, saying Bitcoin is not strong enough to let people know about it. There are many places where Bitcoin is popular and there are places where Bitcoin is accepted for payment

Today's bitcoin users are those who believe that the world will become a little better if the currency can be protected from the influence and mediation of banks, corporations and payment systems. Yes, but to stop poverty, people should just work, make efforts, show talent, and not just rely on manna from heaven.

which can end poverty not necessarily from bitcoin. can of other things. can be from hard work. maybe a bitcoin one that can change a person's life. but do not expect too much from bitcoin.

potentially yes. Bitcoin has the potential to end world poverty but bitcoin is starting to get strict to the point that they are being prescriptivist where they follow the rules of grammar and if you're obviously wrong they will ban you. So I conclude that people who has that true knowledge may use bitcoin if not then you made a fool out of yourself.

I dont think its possible.I dont found any connection with ending world poverty.Bitcoin is also a money and its not easy to earn bitcoins like a normal currency.Plus for earning any small satoshi people need to have a good internet connection and a loptop or computer.I dont think poor people have access to these things as well

It will depend on the people who have bitcoins. How they want to help to poor people. There are very less people in the wold who really want to help poor people. i will open my NGO to educate poor people once i will earn a good amount btc.

No, this is total nonsense. The normal rules of supply and demand (and this applies to currency in the form of inflation) still exist. As a thought experiment, suppose you gave everyone 100,000 bitcoin tomorrow (which is obviously far beyond what we're talking about here). Let me ask you a question then, would anyone be willing to do anything for .00001 bitcoin at that point? Of course not. No one is going to pick apples, work at a grocery store or gas station, be a plumber, etc, for what, for them, has suddenly become essentially pennies in comparison to their sudden imagined wealth. People would still work, but suddenly they are going to want more. Good would still be sold, but they'd suddenly sell for more. This suddenly deflates how much that 100,000 bitcoin was worth. The existence of crypto doesn't solve the fundamentals of economics anymore then the existence of any other new currency that might suddenly come into existence would. What crypto does do is give people access to goods and services worldwide without having to to exchange their currency between a middle man, while simultaneously making them active speculators (when you hold USD you're not actively thinking about its relationship to Euros on a day to day basis - for crypto, you are). This, though, creates as many opportunities as it does risk, which doesn't lead to a world where poverty doesn't exist - it leads to a world where certain people are either lucky or smart and make money on market moves, while other people are unlucky or dumb and get screwed.

Yep, I agree with you. I think bitcoin has slowed down, my friend has lost a lot of money for trading Bitcoin

Nope. What do you think of bitcoin? Free money? Hell no! You need to exert some work to get some! Also, if that person is really poor like he can't access internet then Bitcoin can't help them regarding that matter. Bitcoin has a set of requirements as you can see so not everyone can really use it unless they fulfilled it.

No, bitcoin cannot end world povert, on a worldwide scale, bitcoin users are still very few even its popular now. There are many countries that suffer extreme poverty that having an internet connection is a scarse, so people in there are less likely to use or earn bitcoins. Well, bitcoin can help a lot of people, it gives them a lot off opportunity to earn money just by having internet and a laptop or smartphone.

Poverty is a common thing that is spread around the world. It is found on grown countries as well on third world countries. Grown countries won't reveal it outside, whereas the third world countries easily show it to the outer world. Bitcoin is all about technology and it can help in generating economy, but this is not gonna end world poverty.

No bitcoin is just a part of online we still need resources aside from bitcoin . if we don't have internet we can't use bitcoin . it was still okay if we have fiat currency like paper money atleast we can use it to buy things we need and natural resources is also main source that helps the country to become rich at some point like gold , petroleum gas , and any other forms of natural resources . Like in saudi arabia the country became rich because of their petroleum oil because they are rich in petroleum oil they can sell it into other countries , philippines has a lot of gold hidden treasure and some says that philippines is rich with gold  so we still need other resources bitcoin doesn't help its just a part of the resources .

I am a solid fan or supporter of bitcoin, but i dont think that bitcoin can really end world poverty,  because in my opinion bitcoin is only can help some people to earn money or to earn profit with bitcoin and i think bitcoin can just only help some individual to be rich with bitcoin and i dont think that the whole world can stop just because of bitcoin.

We must understand that Bitcoin is just another form of money having some more benefits as compared to that of traditional Fiat system. It is not a magic trick to transform the world or destroy poverty. Things are still in the development mode and no one is sure what is going to happen down the road, on the other hand, it has no geographical boundaries so it provides equal opportunities to each and every one in every corner of the world.  Now, this is our responsibility to explore those opportunities and exploit those opportunities for the better and in that way, we can definitely deal with the critical issues like poverty.

 I would hope so this happens , i am very much happy about bitcoin growth and creating awarenesss globally. I would also be happy if each and every user starts using these coins after regulations to start the virtual currency revolution to create more transparency in online space and creating belief as well if usage is widely observed. Lets see what more is there for all of us to see in this crypto space.

no its not,bitcoin is currency and its not hes obligation,better to say BITCOIN WILL HELP TO LESSEN POVERTY since this is the concept why bitcoin become more popular together with the altcoins,every country must do necessary actions towards poverty programs.and bitcoin will do help them by giving income to the poorer that capable of using internet to use this platform for living

Be remember that world poverty is very big problem and removing or solving this problem is not easy task. It need very high level strategy and then need alot of work on that then their will be came some good solution of this problem. Its true that bitcoin is providing jobs to all kind of people but its not possible that bitcoin can end this problem. Yes we can say that bitcoin can reduce rate of this problem up to some extent.

I think it might, not right now but maybe one day when it is fully accepted worldwide and we don't have to pay huge fees to banks and other financial institutions to keep/transfer our money from one place to the another.

I don't think so. How many jobs are being created by Bitcoins right now? 10,000 at the most, per year? Even if Bitcoins get immensely popular, this number may rise to 100,000 max. Considering the world population (7.5 billion), this number is quite minuscule. So in short what I am saying is that Bitcoin will be having a minimal impact on poverty or employment.