Quote from: Patikno on September 07, 2025, 06:32:33 PM

Something similar has happened in my country, where Bitcoin has changed the economies of several individuals, both directly and indirectly. So I also believe that Bitcoin has great potential to contribute, especially to economic change. This also reminds me of the news about a taxi entrepreneur from El Salvador, who achieved economic success by Bitcoin and even succeed to expand his business, proving that he has successfully created opportunities for economic change for other people through Bitcoin, and fortunately for him, the government also supported him at the time, because of adopting Bitcoin as legal tender.

I hope this happens in my country, and yours too, so If it does happen, I am sure it will bring about major (positive) economic change.

For those of you who have forgotten or have never seen the news that I conveyed, here is one of the sources: Watcher.guru - Bitcoin Turns Taxi Driver Into Entrepreneur

I'm sure many other people in your country have also changed their lives or become rich through stocks, gold and real estate. So in your opinion, are they considered as factors contributing to national economic development?

Just because some people change their lives or become rich by investing in bitcoin, we rush to conclude that bitcoin is helping and can change the national economy. We should also acknowledge the merits and contributions from other investments and assets because bitcoin is not the only asset that can bring profits and help people improve their lives.