Quote from: covfefe_ on November 01, 2020, 02:31:53 PM

I don't think crypto would outright reduce the gap between the rich and the poor as rich people are more involved in crypto buying and holding than a poor one. The people below the poverty line have many other priorities than cryptocurrency and a lot of them might not even have heard about it.
But adopting crypto would make finance more efficient making cash flow easier and financial opportunities and loans accessible to most people.

There will be cases like that. But in terms of investing, cryptocurrencies will open a new door. Since financial transactions will be easier and have lower fees, there will be a lot of advantages. For example when stock markets start allowing account funding through cryptocurrencies, then stock investing will be a lot easier, faster, and more secure. This I think is the meaning of financial inclusion which will give more investing opportunities not just for the rich but for everyone.