maybe , if the government make it and approve it . Because i think some people in the lower class cant afford this bitcoin as a future money.
"some" people can mean hundreds of millions in very poor countries, maybe billions worldwide. It's not that they can't afford to buy it, but they either don't have a phone, a PC or even if they have one of them/both, they cannot afford electricity & internet connection. Think about Venezuela - who would be able to use Bitcoin there, when they can't even afford to buy food to eat?
that was a good example, if you look at zimbabwe and several africa countries who actively develop bitcoin business . isn't it make you wondering why? bitcoin are universal , there is no poor or rich . the one who need can have bitcoin in any way no matter there is hard place to get internet access or whatever.
All those countries have basically zombie currencies, they are just stuck in a certain geopolitical scenario where they are forced to keep using the garbage until (usually) the dictator in charge dies, or gets taken down by another country or by their own population, but chances are, if Maduro, the Castro brother, or whoever guy is in charge in Zimbabwe dies, someone else elected by the same people will replace them so the cycle continues, just like North Korea, that is why super high inflation ends up happening in those countries, the people in charge would rather reach ridiculous amounts of inflation rather than accepting defeat and realizing their currency and politics are next to dogshit.
Those guys are stuck in the middle ages compared to bitcoin, i dont think they will adopt it anytime soon unfortunately, but in the future its the only thing that can save them.
