In my opinion, Bitcoin will only be helpful for the economy if it will be regulated.
Even if BTC is regulated, it cannot improve the economy of any country or help them beat inflation; BTC is decentralized and the government can neither print it or regulate it, BTC is also too volatile and i don't really know how it will be helpful to any economy.
Bitcoin privacy is the key to its success and the main reason why many governments are still not willing to regulate it.
BTC isn't really private by default, especially with how many people use centralized exchanges and custodial services, if you want privacy you'll have to use CoinJoin solutions. I don't think 'privacy' is the reason why governments don't want to adopt BTC but that they cannot control or print it.
You know what, Bitcoin really shook up the way we handle our money, right? Just like XGo. Their platform makes trading a piece of cake, and the multi-currency wallet they offer? It's really handy. But what really caught my attention is their XGo ID thing. Instead of dealing with those complicated wallet addresses, I just use one ID for sending and receiving crypto.
I am not sure if you are shilling for this platform, but i think so. Anyway take note that there is nothing complicated about wallet addresses and you have to receive BTC through your wallet address, any service that does not generate addresses for you, but rather an ID should not be recommended.