South Asian countries such as India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Sri Lanka, some regions are economically very distressed. Bitcoin is an important topic for these regions. Some people in this region live very close to the poverty line. Due to which it becomes difficult for them to run parallel to the country. Through this platform the foreheads of the people of all these regions are being opened.
It is a big misconception that bitcoin can save someone or change their quality of life. No, it can potentially change the income, provided that a person learns the features of cryptocurrencies as an asset and trades on the exchange. Preliminarily investing a decent amount of money in the turnover. But as you understand from the description - a poor person has no start-up capital and can not invest in Bitcoin.
There is a second reason, which I have explained many times - the volatility of cryptocurrency. Theoretically, it can be considered a good option long-term holding can give a good profit. Theoretically. Now model the situation for a person with very low income. Even if he was able to somehow save 500-1000 dollars and bought bitcoin. With a high probability, seeing the fall of bitcoin value (and this is a normal process), and seeing how his 1000 dollars turns into 850 and there is a chance to lose more - he with 99% probability will sell bitcoin to save something. Bottom line - only losses and no salvation. The fairy tale role of bitcoin as a savior from all the poor from economic woes, unfortunately - just dreams and fairy tales.
With the same effect you can say that poor people should buy bullion, and due to the increase in price - they will get rid of poverty, but we realize how cynical such advice sounds for people who can barely support themselves....