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This is so sad. The opposite of what I'd hoped would happen... that the third world's failing currencies would make people there get into crypto first and end u

This is so sad. The opposite of what I'd hoped would happen... that the third world's failing currencies would make people there get into crypto first and end up benefiting them the most. Instead, the whole of crypto seems to be a 1st world number go up phenomenon. I'll still be pushing Bitcoin Cash as a solution to people in countries that don't ban crypto.

perryizgr8 6y ago
> third world's failing currencies I don't think our currency qualifies as a "failing currency". The ₹ is quite strong, the people's trust in the government is quite high, and there is no need for citizens to run to other currencies. As an example, the government outlawed all the cash in the country in 2016, with 4 hours' notice. This basically rendered 1 billion people helpless. But people still voted the for same government back in 2019, with an even greater majority.