They will in time or if not sooner judging by the rate at which Fiat is losing value. My local currency is so valueless against the usd that prices of commodities are high, many minimum income earners are struggling to buy consumables. The inflation rate as at August is 20.52% according to an online source, and the situation is not anywhere near better.
This dwindling situation of fiat will expose many locals to btc and how they can take advantage of it, even though the government will fight to discourage people from using btc as a better choice and alternative, the hard situation will make it happen regardless of what the government authorised.
Now that's a very high inflation rate. I don't know if that could be classified as "hyperinflation", but it's certainly not a good picture for the economy within your country/region. Central banks around the world are now trying to fix everything by raising interest rates. This will make local currencies stronger, but it will severely slow down the economy. Many experts are saying we're heading into a recession that's going to last for quite a long time.
When inflation strikes, Bitcoin will be there to save the day. El Salvador and the Central African Republic already adopted BTC as legal tender, so it should only be a matter of time before other countries do the same. Who knows if governments peg the value of their currencies against Bitcoin? If that happens, then "hyperbitcoinization" (also known as the Bitcoin Standard) will be fully realized. By accumulating BTC, you will increase your chances of becoming rich in the future. Bitcoin has been known to reach a new All-time-high in price after every bear market, so I'd suggest you accumulate as much coins as you can before everything goes back up again. Just my thoughts
