Well people from poor countries are mostly late to get some infomation about something like this.
And most of the time they couldn't risk their money if their isn't too much info about it.
Most of the time they would just invest when it is already well known or being trusted by many people.
For now, I think the spread of information around the world is evenly distributed only the technology spread is not yet equitable. as long as these poor countries are connected to the internet, I think they receive the same information as developed countries.And most of the time they couldn't risk their money if their isn't too much info about it.
Most of the time they would just invest when it is already well known or being trusted by many people.
source: https://hackernoon.com/south-africa-tops-the-list-of-cryptocurrency-ownership-among-global-internet-users-bxazr30ti
Lol.. this look quite ridiculous. Do you want to say that the Bitcoin adoption in the United States is lower than the world wide average? And even more ridiculous is the figure for Japan, which is regarded by many as the country with the maximum Bitcoin penetration. I don't know much about South Africa, but to say that countries like Nigeria and Ghana have more Bitcoin users (in %) compared to US and Japan is pure BS.