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"For citizens of poor and cut-off countries - it's huge" Can you explain this? How is a citizen of a poor country that doesn't have a personal computer, proba
by matt_s 9y ago
"For citizens of poor and cut-off countries - it's huge"
Can you explain this? How is a citizen of a poor country that doesn't have a personal computer, probably not even a smart phone, going to be able to do anything with a global currency like a cryptocurrency?
- auganov 9y agoCitizens of poor countries, not necessarily very very poor people themselves[0]. Almost any country has a not-insignificant middle/upper-class that would love to compete on a level playing field with the world. Which is most obvious with Internet entrepreneurs living in countries without good access to the US/West. Hence the Eastern European example. [0] I do think you're underestimating smartphone ownership though