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no i do not thing that bitcoin can help poor countries because the poor countries have no facilities available to them, they cannot even trade bitcoin because they even cannot afford internet and cannot having good amount of money to buy bitcoin.

poor countries doesn't mean their people can't afford anything,inside poor countries also having classes such as high class(rich),middle class,and the poor
and even if the people can't even afford a computer and an internet,government can just make a computer + internet access for commercial in there,only if the government want to put an effort

they can afford stuff, but you bring up another very interesting point. there are different classes. it would be interesting to talk about which class uses bitcoin, which could benefit from it the most.

In poor countries people lacks education and I mean majority of them, I live in 3rd world country and the unemployment rate is very high here, so with the advent of bitcoin I hope it can help them somehow but the big problem is you need to be literate to be able to understand the concept of bitcoin.

Sometimes people focus just on problems, we need to focus on solutions, like how we can use bitcoin to have a better life? How can we introduce this do more people?

How we can create an local community that accept bitcoin and how it can be an solution to have a better life?

Good suggestions leads to better solution, it's actually hard to promote bitcoin to people who are not living in an online world. Please take consideration that bitcoin is not supported by the government and when people know that they will be skeptical about bitcoin.