To someone who doesn't have a permanent address, one could simply request for a certification from the village saying that he/she is a resident of where he/she is currently staying.
Whereas bitcoin does not discriminate against anyone.
Well, this is exactly what I'm saying. Bitcoin has its own share of Visa-like claims. Visa's "A network working for everyone" is similar to Bitcoin's "does not discriminate against anyone." Visa's
everyone obviously refers only to those who are banked. Those who are not are not covered by
everyone. In the same manner that Bitcoin's
anyone refers only to those who have access to electricity, internet, smart phones, and so on. Those who do not have access to these do not belong to
anyone. Just as Visa does not literally mean
everyone, Bitcoin does not also mean
anyone.