That is quite correct, they always consider Fiat as the main reason of poverty.  But that is not true, if the country can provide all the necessities of its people then they will no longer be considered  as poor.

Because fiat is somehow in another matter, well it will be a main factor of 'development' yes, but considering fiat as a factor of poverty doesn't make any sense right?

The signature campaign already started, in fact the first payment of the qualified members of the campaign was paid, and I am one of them, so great to be part of this project. But I am not sure if the campaign is full, there are a lot of people applying in the campain.

If you cannot see the potentials of Bitcoin then what more about Altcoins?

These altcoins will never take over Bitcoin, yes maybe in coinmarket alcoins dominates but in reality, they're just a spec to Bitcoin. How can I say this? Well, as of now more and more countries are accepting bitcoin as their currency, not only that, they're also accepting Bitcoin as a mere payment for a services or even merchandises. Thus, Altcoins cannot race with Bitcoin.

If we compare the price of Bitcoin to the top Altcoin (ETH) as of now, its only mere 13% discrepancy.

How can we know if the price is that high? How could we know that it is the right time to buy, invest and hold Bitcoin?

We really don't even know if the price of Bitcoin is really that high or that it is the right time to buy, invest or hold Bitcoin now. It doesn't make any sense at all, because what you are trying to say now is that we already knew when will it drop its price or when will it skyrocket.

Also you're saying that we have to understand and don't panic; we can be those people if we already have that knowledge when it comes to Bitcoin. But what about those who've just started in this industry, for example a person bought Bitcoin now, then a fork came and then the price dropped, the only reaction he will be having, is panic and regret by investing into Bitcoin at that time, murmuring (I should've wait). But then again, how could we know?

Well that is just the issue here, how can they even earn Bitcoin in the first place if that country is really that poor? Based on what you've mentioned, these poor people don't even have enough money to buy gadgets, or even worse don't have the knowledge to use one ('cause they're poor).
That is exactly we wanted to resolve here, what if instead of converting Bitcoin to any specific fiats depending on the country is to just accept Bitcoin as payment directly, thus no converting needed.

And also, the price of Bitcoin will not decrease due to converting it to fiat.
Well, some of them have already legalized it. But how can we resolve the 'scaling issue' if we don't have the full control of Bitcoin (not that we can do such a thing, talk about decentralized cryptocurrencies).

Well, whoever you are (I'm assuming you're a bro), I want to bump fist with you.

But setting aside the hike of wages to be paid for these jobs - what I'm just saying is that, this is also a solution for that problem. I mean, by investing a lot of money just to build these machine will result a great fortune. You now don't have to pay for the salaries of these workers per tick, instead you just have to maintain the status of these machines.

Not only that, those people also who've migrated to using Bitcoin don't need to return to their past jobs just because they're more relevant now.

When talking about poverty, everyone seems to be looking forward for the government's action. In actuality, our future belongs to us and depends on us. The government is just there to keep the rules and regulation going on. If you live in a country where resources has a shortage, then that's just how it is. Bitcoin isn't relevant at all. After all, people don't have a choice about their ethnicity and their location of house.

Like me, even if I would want to live in USA just because the culture there and the life there is much easier, that's not going to happen unless I excel by myself. So, with the people that can't afford gadgets, they would have to improve themselves before they can get help from bitcoin. Save up enough money to buy a smartphone and then learn how to do bitcoins. But then again, with the small pay rate and lack of resources, this seem to be very implausible.

Nonetheless, we can't just whine and blame the government for these things happening to us. Remember that the government is just a group of people and if your country is poor from the start, lacks resources, lacks competent people, then the government can't do anything about it. In short, what's fucked up ever since will continue to be fucked up unless they get help from other major countries. But then again, major countries won't just lend a hand since they aren't going to have any resource in return.

Well I've been thinking, if these hard working laborers knew what are the potentials of Bitcoin then they will eventually tend to it.

But here comes the twist, what if instead of paying laborers by Dollars (or whatever currency they are in), they will be paid in Bitcoin. Then no one will ever leave their jobs.

Oh are we being selfish now? Forcing these kids to dive to Bitcoin just to reach that high price?

Like I said, if all of these young people end up being a Bitcoin enthusiast, how will we manage the government and other aspects if there will be no replacement for those who've already served the country.

I mean really, all of them? We can't force them even if we lecture them about 'what is Bitcoin and its potentials'. Its will always be their choice.

Well how about that, if the project really does exist and is successful then, it will be easier for the corporations to adjust to Bitcoin usage.

Because imagine, instead of quitting their jobs, lets say a worker in the factory (which tend to do a lot of work), how about paying them in terms of Bitcoin and not fiat.

There's so much possibilities, not only that, maybe it will also decrease or even eliminate corruption. Don't you think?

I just hope that its a successful project.

Exactly! Not only the government but also the industries of the country, it will have a huge impact on it.

Imagine that all the people working in the industry tend to use Bitcoin because its worth the gamble than those ordinary jobs. Then what will happen to them? Bankrupt eventually, not only that,
 it will also reduce the production of the different products we are making, like canned goods, plastics etc.

Well, at some point we can resolve that missing workforce by having robots do these 'jobs' for us.

Why do you people want these kids go to Bitcoin as early as possible? What is that you want to gain?

Bah, you guys think, it will work that way, think again. If so it happened, then what will 'be' the 'government' right now. No politicians, no law enforcement, and no one is keeping order because every next generation end up being a business man focused in so called cryptocurrency.

Although anyone can use Bitcoin, still there has to be someone who will be those guys that will keep the government alive, right?

My friend, I have a trivia for you, Bitcoin was first recognized in the 'Deep Web', well I will assume that you're familiar with this.

Since no government can track ANY transaction made in BTC, then it also possible to buy 'illegal materials' (I'm not gonna mention each one of them) without even noticing.

Having this information, I think 'young people' (even older people) will tend to use Bitcoin more because it really is a life changing (sarcastically).

I agree that Bitcoin could resolve "one's" poverty, but I disagree that Bitcoin will resolve "world" poverty.

I'm not being pessimistic about the potential of Bitcoin but the thing is, the way people see poverty is those who has nothing; no clothing, house, food etc. that are obviously necessities.

But if these people have those I've mentioned, by having an average earning of money(and what I mean about average is the normal salary rate), then they're do not belong to the poverty section anymore, because they already have what are needed.

We always classify people to 'how much they earn', what luxuries they have; these vehicles, houses, gadgets etc. that are not necessities at all.

My point is there will be no equality, someone will always gonna be at the bottom. Even if all people are 'rich', there will always be the poorest one even if that person is also filthy rich like the rest of them.

The price is not a signal, it is more like the sign for investors and users if they are doing good. And most of the new people that are new to bitcoin, especially the ones who wants to invest want the price to dump so they can buy now. Also the one's who sold their bitcoins want to buy another coins again for a good profit in the near future.

You mean illegal transactions. US dollars or other fiats are being the payment of their activities and if they want a little bit of anonymity, they use bitcoin. And yes, illegal activities will always exist to balance the world. We can't just leave at peace because that will be really making the world not balanced.

Though US dollars are not that used because it always depends on the country, and if another country will be paying another country, they will use a currency that has a higher value than US dollar.

Well it will probably happen if this world of ours have already gone to a Post Apocalyptic setting. Where mere advanced technology still exist but no 'Internet'.

Where the population have decreased by 50%, and people will be isolated from each other; villages by villages. And we have to use this gigantic machines(from the past world) just to make sure that there will be no hostile aliens that'll attack you, and make transactions to other villages.

Yes at some point you are right. But if this situation would've happened it eventually create a chain reaction. If these 'young people' you talk about will go all in on BTC, well if you are saying that instead of paying tuition fees in school these people's money will invest to BTC; technically you're also saying that they will become out-of-school-youths?

That's absurd my friend, that will have a great impact on the government. I mean if no more young people will go to school then there will also be no more generation that'll uphold the government.

Imagine all these 'young people' will just gonna be staying home and doing BTC. Not only to the government but what will happen now to the whole country or even the whole world?

I agree, it really is up to you whether you choose your job or the Bitcoin. If your job pays more than what you earn in Bitcoin, then there's no problem.

I think the only point on what he is saying is that, BTC has lots of potential, and what I mean about potential is that, the possible to earn more in Bitcoin.

Though there are lots of ways to earn BTC, it will still be a gamble; by investing your time and money. If you wanted to invest in BTC, you have to spent so much time for just to earn that certain amount and that is very crucial. And also you have to learn more and more about Bitcoin so that eventually it will be easy for you to comply on how to earn more in BTC than your regular jobs.

I did not experience any panic in the forum, maybe the panicI first experienced is that when there are members of the forum that can't access their account or this site. I think with these splitting, the price will really flop down. But there are people that says it will not be happening so it is better to wait and hold our coins, we don't know what might happen.