The international community views the Taliban's dominance in Afghanistan as increasing the price of bitcoin, and supporters and supporters of bitcoin are encouraging the Afghan people to buy bitcoin to protect their property from economic hardship, but we need to see what happens in the future.
I think there's no effect as of now, and there probably won't be any because the Afghan economy is collapsing, and they have bigger things to worry about (such as hunger) than Bitcoin policies. It's just a coincidence that the price went up and the Taliban took power, IMO. Even if some people use Bitcoin there, it won't be enough to impact the market significantly. This country has some of the lowest rates of the
Internet usage, standing at around 11% of the population even before the Taliban takeover, and having stable access is essential for actually using cryptocurrencies.