Most headlines talk about ETFs, Wall Street adoption, and U.S. regulations… but what if the real crypto story is in developing countries? In places like Argentina, Nigeria, and even here in the Philippines, people use crypto for survival - fighting inflation, sending remittances, and daily expenses.
So here’s the question: is the future of crypto shaped by Wall Street investors, or by ordinary people in weaker economies who actually use it?
What do you think?
That is really a good question, I think the real future of crypto is actually paved by Wall Street investors and big institutions. Once they started to invest, even countries also thought about it, so they began buying and making more rules so investors can clearly know what they are allowed to do and what they are not.
In this way, an ordinary person like me in a developing or even a developed country can use crypto freely without much hesitation.
But once the developing countries start investing and buying, they will surely make mistakes and also provide more liquidity for the powerful ones, who will leave them behind in misery haha. That’s what mostly happens, they feed on developing countries and also keep them there for a longer period too.