My main issue is the tendency many have to attribute policy in venezuela solely to Nicolas Maduro. Circumstances in venezuela appear to be determined partly by international support venezuela receives from special interests and communist/socialist regimes like cuba and china. Donald Trump proposed forcibly removing Maduro from power when he was President 2016-2020. This proposal was met with considerable opposition from various factions. For various reasons. The USA doesn't have the best record of liberating oppressed nations from tyrannical dictators. Iraq which was "liberated" more than a decade ago may still be struggling. The united states itself expending trillions of dollars in the effort, due to its lack of planning and exit strategy.
Venezuela's situation could closely resemble nigeria's. In the future we may see nigeria's central bank roll out its own cryptocurrency identical to venezuela rolling out their ill fated petro years ago.
Well, you may be right but I am also thinking that Bitcoin wouldn’t be enough. There are about two things that we are all making use of Bitcoin for and that’s transaction and investment, I don’t really know how these two things will be helping the poor people in these countries, except maybe it’s going to make their businesses easier and allow them easy access to those in overseas.
As for investments, you’re only going to be able to be investing money when you have the money to do so. If you don’t have the money, there wouldn’t be a need to invest and make money.