Any data intensive sector can be disrupted by blockchain. It doesn't only include Banking. Banking is the one sector that can be revamped by blockchain, but there are other data intensive secrors like, government records especially land and finance can get an overhaul by blockchain.

There are sectors like supply chain which has a huge potential of using blockchain to get the best out of it. You can read the below article to get more insight,

https://medium.com/bitfwd/top-5-most-compelling-use-cases-for-blockchain-technology-d198e500e3d3

Even though this article doesn't cover everything, but still a good read!

Banking and other Financial Institution will be the biggest followed by Government. That is the reason every day mainstream Financial media is trying to create FUD in Crypto Universe and circulating Fake News. The amount of money these guys have invested to create a chaos is huge. Government on the other hand are trying their level best to BAN cryptocurrency or are trying to control them by issuing regulatory measures.

Inflation is bad, but it is an necessary evil in order to keep economies going at a reasonable pace. I am talking about low/mild inflation, Venezuela level, or even high level inflation is very bad and should be avoided at all costs.

The alternative to inflation is deflation, that is when prices of goods and services fall over time. This sounds good, but it creates a spiral effect of ever decreasing prices and economic contraction. For example, with deflation, if a refrigerator costs $2,000 today, and is estimated to cost $1975 in six months, and $1950 in a year, if your refrigerator is old, and should be replaced soon, and you can afford to replace it today, you will wait as long as you can to replace it so you can save the $25 or $50. The delayed purchase means less work for the people in the refrigerator factory, and for the refrigerator salesmen. The decreased amount of work will often exceed the amount of savings a customer would realize by delaying his purchase. This means in addition to delaying purchases due to anticipated future price declines, those in the refrigerator industry will spend even less to be additionally frugal out of necessity.

When an economy sees deflation, all goods and services as a whole see declining prices, so the above example would be expanded into the entire economy.

Exactly. This is why it pisses me off so much to see crypto turned into another casino economy. The value of a valid method of transaction with a set monetary base is infinitely valuable, but people are more interested in LAMBO LAMBO LAMBO! Just stop and think for a minute how much human effort, suffering, and lives have been wasted in order to earn currency that is constantly on fire and losing its value. The Federal Reserve prints more money, as a result its buying power drops, then employers need to pay more to keep up with inflation and cost of living, then according to the IRS you are now "making more money" and they need to tax you even more! This is the first time in human history we have had the true ability for an independent stable based method of exchange. In the world of economics this is basically equivalent to the invention of the wheel in its importance.

Wow! This is actually an eye-opener video on money, currency and the big lie that in the past and into the present being sold into the people. The real money is always gold and silver as all fiat monies in the past not one ever survived. As many governments all over the world are now prone to solved their problems by printing more and more paper money, inflation is eating up the purchasing power of the people. As the money in circulation increases, the lesser the people get. Now, am thinking how can this be connected to bitcoin. Well, bitcoin is now considered to be the digital gold and just like bitcoin it is essentially limited and can function as money and as store of value.

It might be common but not a big deal anymore as technology innovates from time to time and we can have translation first hand. What should matter is the willingness of the individual to learn new things and initiate it.

The willingness to learn will be triggered by the removal of misunderstandings associated with bitcoin, and one of the top of reasons for the misunderstandings is due to language barrier. Greater attention needs to be paid to translating blockchain technology content into various languages at a professional level.

Can you recommend a non video material like articles that people can comfortably read? I mean some wants to read instead of watching.