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Last I heard (on planet money), the median wage in Venezuela was enough to buy just less than two eggs per day. How much can they spare for investment? https:/
by inlined 7y ago
Last I heard (on planet money), the median wage in Venezuela was enough to buy just less than two eggs per day. How much can they spare for investment?
https://www.npr.org/templates/transcript/transcript.php?storyId=642266470 https://www.npr.org/templates/transcript/transcript.php?stor...
- ricardobeat 7y agoNot for investment, but for protecting the value from one day to the next, since inflation is 25000%/year. (I’m just hypothesizing here, would love to hear from someone who knows what is going on)
- sodafountan 7y agoWhat they need is a stable electric grid and local miners selling to local exchanges - that way they can transact directly in Bolivar or barter if the currency ends up becoming completely worthless. I'm not necessarily saying any of that is practical, but a stable electric grid and internet access is key - perhaps renewable energy and access to the blockstream satellite would be the solution