Quote from: Unknown Op on March 20, 2025, 09:08:48 PM

Quote from: SANATA7 on March 10, 2025, 04:35:43 PM

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I see your points you made some good remarkes, You were on point some of the things,Bitcoin is a tool that can help with currency devaluation and combat inflation Some developing countries yes infrastructure and education are important to use Bitcoin, if you say affordability anyone can afford Bitcoin we are not talking about full Bitcoin, We can buy less than full Bitcoin, sure they can't afford full Bitcoin but they can afford 100th part or maybe 1000th part but they can afford, Yes internet is big concern for many countries but most of developing countries have internet today or in future they will Bitcoin is only thing it can help in just some specific sanario but there are more things that can help.

It is true that you do not necessarily have to own a whole Bitcoin. You can also own a fraction of 100%. However, there are some advantages and disadvantages to this Bitcoin-based ecosystem.

In daily transactions, there will be some speed because Bitcoin's transaction fee and block confirmation are a little slow. Due to which there will be a delay in getting confirmation from the receiver, in which case our trade will be suspended for some time. If there is a large transaction, then in that case, Bitcoin transactions will be very acceptable and safe. In the case of business, if you are a seller, you will see that the buyer gave you $ 50 for your product today, and you may have received $ 45 immediately due to the market crash, but in this case, the seller will still have a loss.

Until these problems are resolved, I don't think any country will be able to fully embrace Bitcoin and benefit from it.