Quote from: bittraffic on June 10, 2023, 03:27:39 PM

Theres only one country for now that we can see following the steps of El Salvador and its The Kingson of Bhutan who will be using their waterfalls to generate electricity to mine Bitcoin. Both country are just banking that BtC will win, they may really be in the right path though. And we could see this because even US is not banning BTC nor considering BTC as Security.

The result of the adoption of BTC in the country will need to prove it help the people otherwise it won't make much difference. But if its doing positive effect, many will see it good.

It only need one countryIf one country using the Congo river to generate power and mine BTC and I think more countries in Africa will also follow. Its possible.

I also share the same opinion. If a country is lacking in terms of economy, such as in Africa, large-scale Bitcoin mining can boost the economic value of that country. In my opinion, this is the best and most effective way for a country to transform itself quickly. If the regulations and policies for Bitcoin mining are allowed and the proceeds from mining are used for the welfare of the people and the development of infrastructure, it can significantly improve the country's situation. Ultimately, it is up to the country itself to decide whether they want to pursue this approach or not.