If illiterate means uneducated people, then they will face some problems taking advantage of Bitcoin because it is something new to them and they are totally ignorant about the net or technical aspects. But it is not true that they cannot do anything. For example, when smart phones first came out, illiterate people did not know how to operate them, or many were afraid to use them. It was surprising to them then. But is time still the same? Now illiterate people know why even small children know how to use smart phones. Everything seems difficult in the beginning, but it is not always difficult.

And if you say illiterate means no knowledge about Bitcoin, then I mean I didn't know about Bitcoin even for the last few months. But since I started learning about Bitcoin, I'm not holding back and will continue to try to understand it. But even though I was educated, I faced a lot of problems in the beginning because I didn't have much technical knowledge. I never stopped trying to learn.

At one point, though, OP I also thought Amari was having so much trouble understanding that illiterate people on how to accept bitcoins, how to invest, how to secure their wallets, and how to trade could be scammed because they have no knowledge of bitcoins. . .But now this mistake is broken because when something new is introduced, it may be difficult to adapt to people at first or it takes time, but at a certain stage everything is learned or forced to learn.

So why will illiterate people be left behind? Are they not working because they are illiterate? Rather, they are responsible enough for their own work. Hopefully, they will also be able to benefit from Bitcoin if they learn to understand its essence.