Quote from: NicNacCoin on February 20, 2025, 01:58:36 PM

Quote from: Solodoski on February 20, 2025, 11:07:26 AM

democracy promises citizens a government that is of the people, by the people and for the people which means that the people are the key element of what a society that practices a democratic government should be all about.

bitcoin serves same purpose as a currency that is of the people, that is created by a man or group of people that are concerned about the welfare of the people and that is at the same time created to serve the needs of the people and cover for the lapses of the government. a society, individual or government that believes and preaches democracy should natural want to adapt bitcoin since it aligns with her vision.

But people have started loving Bitcoin. Now Bitcoin has reached the peak of people's popularity in every country. Even 5 to 10 years ago, Bitcoin was not very well known to people, but now Bitcoin is known all over the world and every person knows Bitcoin. If people did not know Bitcoin, then Bitcoin would not have gained so much popularity. We may not remember it, but if we look closely, we can understand how much Bitcoin has gained people's love.

I guess you're getting all wrong, the op is laying emphasis on the financial freedom that comes with bitcoin and contrast to the concept of democracy in all society it is expected that democratic acclaimed governments should have without hesitation embraced bitcoin order than what we're experiencing today, that's if they were truly democratic in practice as they claim and not only in paper.

Though in my opinion, no government would want to relinquish financial regulation and security to the citizens no matter how democratic it's said to be. Bitcoin takes that financial regulatory powers from them and that's not what they want, they would have been okay if it were to be centralized then decentralised.