As indicated by the report of Goldman Sachs, Bitcoin and other digital forms of money can be a decent option in contrast to the national cash for nations with an unsteady economy.
Experts at Goldman Sachs Zack Pandle and Charles Himmelberg said that advanced monetary standards and, specifically, Bitcoin, can turn into a reasonable methods for installment in nations where conventional cash isn't adequately given.
Bitcoin definitely has a use as a store of value for people in countries like Venezuela, it might have additional practical applications for other countries, however, they would be somewhat more limited. Especially when the country doesn't have reliable internet access, or at least lacks an infrastructure network to maintain uninterrupted daily activities. If employers and their employees can come to an agreement on the type of pay they receive, Bitcoin might be substantially better than the fiat alternative, doubly so in inflation-prone nations.