Bitcoin isn't just an investment; it's becoming an exit door!

[shinratensei_]

My curiosity would be; would we see Global Bitcoin adoption from developed economies, or from struggling economies?

In the future the struggling economies will adopt it on higher rate while developed economies bring the capital in to cultivate the entire ecosystem.
The struggling economies people will adopt bitcoin out of their need because their currency is falling down and it can become the true essence of banking the unbanked.

But for now global adoption heavily coming from developed nation with good economy because they consider bitcoin as the digital gold, thus a tool to hedge.

[Publictalk792]

In the future the struggling economies will adopt it on higher rate while developed economies bring the capital in to cultivate the entire ecosystem.
The struggling economies people will adopt bitcoin out of their need because their currency is falling down and it can become the true essence of banking the unbanked.

But for now global adoption heavily coming from developed nation with good economy because they consider bitcoin as the digital gold, thus a tool to hedge.

It is very smart study of the ways Bitcoin is being used in world differently. Bitcoin can be need in developing economies, lifeboat to people whose currencies are failing that allows them to save and send money without need of bank. On other hand, developed economies view it as digital gold, and they use it as shield to protect their wealth and diversify their investments. These two directions are working together. Rich countries give venture capital to develop technology, while poorer economies provide real life use that shows that it works for everyday life. With growth of system, these two worlds are likely to become one, and Bitcoin will become one item that works as savings account in one and gold bar in another. In my point of view countries that are leading world in daily use of it in 2025 include India, Nigeria, and Pakistan, while the USA is leading in business investment.

[Patikno]

When Bitcoin is spoken of, it is spoken from a perspective the perspective of a country with a stable currency and economy.

In reality when countries like Argentina and Nigeria are looked at, it can be deduced that Bitcoin has become more of a survival, not just a speculation.

In these economies, it isn't just an investment, it has become an exit door from the failing economies, fiscal policies and failing currencies.

My curiosity would be; would we see Global Bitcoin adoption from developed economies, or from struggling economies?

That is why I view Bitcoin as a savior. It is not just a savior for certain individuals, but for everyone who believes in its potential, even it could save a country economy. I also believe that Bitcoin is now at a higher level than before, meaning that many people, including major investors, are now competing for it. I once said, "If any country makes Bitcoin legal tender (without using fiat at all), they will be the winner". I know that is difficult to realize , but I believe it will be happened someday, and other countries will follow suit.

Furthermore, many media outlets have reported, that El Salvador has withdrawn its use of Bitcoin as legal tender, but that doesn't mean El Salvador has stopped adopting it. In fact, the country continues to accumulate Bitcoin, despite there is a pressure from certain parties (such as the IMF). I also wonder why the media hasn't covered much about El Salvador's Bitcoin profits? Shouldn't that be interesting news? Cmiiw.

[Alone055]

When Bitcoin is spoken of, it is spoken from a perspective the perspective of a country with a stable currency and economy.

In reality when countries like Argentina and Nigeria are looked at, it can be deduced that Bitcoin has become more of a survival, not just a speculation.

In these economies, it isn't just an investment, it has become an exit door from the failing economies, fiscal policies and failing currencies.

My curiosity would be; would we see Global Bitcoin adoption from developed economies, or from struggling economies?

Bitcoin's adoption has nothing to do with the economies of countries, it's just those who find it useful somehow will start using it, now whether they are using it as an investment, store of value, or a payment method, it depends on them, but overall, we can't say that one country has a struggling economy, so people from there will adopt Bitcoin more, and another country with a better economy will take time because people are already doing very well. It doesn't work that way, those who have money will use that money to make more money, so those who are already doing okay will more likely adopt Bitcoin earlier.

I always wonder how people from struggling economies or having financial problems in their life in general will adopt Bitcoin, because for that, they will need to buy some Bitcoin, and if they are already struggling, how can they do that? We often see people representing Bitcoin as a way for struggling people to find financial inclusion, but I don't understand how that happens if they have no money to invest in it in the first place.

[Sanitough]

Well, I think that's certainly the real intention here as we don't want to invest and gain no benefits at all. Bitcoin should be an exit door where fiat is not capable of doing.

However, then risks and challenges are high if you want to be highly successful with bitcoin. But if you have the patience to keep going and the goal to keep you motivating, there's no problem, bitcoin will surely lead you to the next level, to the higher form of life's success.

[peter0425]

My curiosity would be; would we see Global Bitcoin adoption from developed economies, or from struggling economies?

Obviously we would see more of developed countries adopting bitcoin and implementing it much more efficiently because they have more capabilities compared to struggling economies but it doesn’t mean struggling economies do not have the chance. It’s just possible that they might lag in comparison.

[tread93]

When Bitcoin is spoken of, it is spoken from a perspective the perspective of a country with a stable currency and economy.

In reality when countries like Argentina and Nigeria are looked at, it can be deduced that Bitcoin has become more of a survival, not just a speculation.

In these economies, it isn't just an investment, it has become an exit door from the failing economies, fiscal policies and failing currencies.

My curiosity would be; would we see Global Bitcoin adoption from developed economies, or from struggling economies?

I'm honestly surprised that we have not seen even more bitcoin adoption from more countries. El Salvador led the way and a few other countries followed, but I think that part of the adoption is still "maturing" countries are still only just beginning to realize the full impact and potential that this currency can bring to their sector. Eventually they will embrace it, it just deponds on when and not if. Hopefully they will embrace it sooner rather than later so that they won't be competely behind. There are some very small countries that have become very wealthy by buying bitcoin.

[RealNoblee]

When Bitcoin is spoken of, it is spoken from a perspective the perspective of a country with a stable currency and economy.

In reality when countries like Argentina and Nigeria are looked at, it can be deduced that Bitcoin has become more of a survival, not just a speculation.

In these economies, it isn't just an investment, it has become an exit door from the failing economies, fiscal policies and failing currencies.

My curiosity would be; would we see Global Bitcoin adoption from developed economies, or from struggling economies?

There is one thing we must understand, Bitcoin in it's current state is the sole desire of most economy and countries.

But the paramount thing is that Bitcoin just cash and carry, but a long term investment. So countries and economy whose capacity can not sustain them within the profit season may not easily adopt Bitcoin.

[nemesis_incarnate]

When Bitcoin is spoken of, it is spoken from a perspective the perspective of a country with a stable currency and economy.

In reality when countries like Argentina and Nigeria are looked at, it can be deduced that Bitcoin has become more of a survival, not just a speculation.

In these economies, it isn't just an investment, it has become an exit door from the failing economies, fiscal policies and failing currencies.

My curiosity would be; would we see Global Bitcoin adoption from developed economies, or from struggling economies?

There is one thing we must understand, Bitcoin in it's current state is the sole desire of most economy and countries.

But the paramount thing is that Bitcoin just cash and carry, but a long term investment. So countries and economy whose capacity can not sustain them within the profit season may not easily adopt Bitcoin.

Nah, it's not their biggest desire.

It's just the one with most potential. BTC reserves wouldn't generate millions or milliards for them.. They just want to take the lead.

[imthegreat]

When Bitcoin is spoken of, it is spoken from a perspective the perspective of a country with a stable currency and economy.

In reality when countries like Argentina and Nigeria are looked at, it can be deduced that Bitcoin has become more of a survival, not just a speculation.

In these economies, it isn't just an investment, it has become an exit door from the failing economies, fiscal policies and failing currencies.

My curiosity would be; would we see Global Bitcoin adoption from developed economies, or from struggling economies?

In the wrong hands, Bitcoin is a means of becoming even poorer, and of course, this applies to people in Nigeria and similar countries. And it applies equally to the rich. Psychologists who don't fully understand addiction often compare trading (investing) and gambling as one and the same.
And of course, this is wrong. But it's understandable, because we all know someone who lost a lot of money through poor investments. It's a common story, one many of us have been through. Therefore, Bitcoin is a salvation only when used wisely.

[Fiasem20]

Both developed and struggling economies need bitcoin.Struggling countries need bitcoin to their economy to strengthen their economy since fiat is highly inflated and depreciate in value,bitcoin strategic reserve would stand as an opportunity to facilitate an economy during market volatility while the developed countries also need bitcoin to their economies because it would make it stand out the more,just like a rich man who doesn’t stop working no matter how much money he has made,it is likened to this scenario of developed countries still using bitcoin.Bitcoin is a digital gold that has indeed done a lot to some weak economies that’s why most governments have adopted it as part of their legal tender.So in summary,every both economies need bitcoin.

[john_egbert]

Both developed and struggling economies need bitcoin.Struggling countries need bitcoin to their economy to strengthen their economy since fiat is highly inflated and depreciate in value,bitcoin strategic reserve would stand as an opportunity to facilitate an economy during market volatility while the developed countries also need bitcoin to their economies because it would make it stand out the more,just like a rich man who doesn’t stop working no matter how much money he has made,it is likened to this scenario of developed countries still using bitcoin.Bitcoin is a digital gold that has indeed done a lot to some weak economies that’s why most governments have adopted it as part of their legal tender.So in summary,every both economies need bitcoin.

It's more for underdevelopped countries.. They have much more opportunities to work with having BTC under their belt.

Meanwhile, bigger countries do it because it's a brand new way to interact with the market and a brand new way to get new users to themselves.. The ones that would use crypto giving their custody away just like they do it with fiat.

[Somegory]

When Bitcoin is spoken of, it is spoken from a perspective the perspective of a country with a stable currency and economy.

In reality when countries like Argentina and Nigeria are looked at, it can be deduced that Bitcoin has become more of a survival, not just a speculation.

In these economies, it isn't just an investment, it has become an exit door from the failing economies, fiscal policies and failing currencies.

My curiosity would be; would we see Global Bitcoin adoption from developed economies, or from struggling economies?

El Salvador, Venezuela, Nigeria, and even India, these are struggling countries, it's obvious that Bitcoin isn't for developed countries only, Bitcoin is for everyone either developed or not, and yes there are many people who are now able to have a better life than before because of their involvement with Bitcoin, it's nothing but the potential of Bitcoin at work here, there is nothing much to discuss about this.

[hero_the_bossman]

El Salvador, Venezuela, Nigeria, and even India, these are struggling countries, it's obvious that Bitcoin isn't for developed countries only, Bitcoin is for everyone either developed or not, and yes there are many people who are now able to have a better life than before because of their involvement with Bitcoin, it's nothing but the potential of Bitcoin at work here, there is nothing much to discuss about this.

Different countries just view BTC different. Some see a light for themselves in it, others - just another tool to shine from their belt because it became so relevant in the recent times.

[bettercrypto]

I don't think Bitcoin was made only for countries with failing economies. In my own opinion, that kind of understanding is wrong. Because Bitcoin doesn't discriminate whether you're rich or poor, whether you have a job or not, as long as you decide to buy it, whether a small or large amount, you can own any amount of Bitcoin.

That's what's great about Bitcoin and what sets it far apart from other assets. With gold, can you buy $10 worth? With diamonds, can you buy that same amount? Same with silver, real estate, and others—right? You can't. Only with Bitcoin can we do that.

[purple_sparkles]

I don't think Bitcoin was made only for countries with failing economies. In my own opinion, that kind of understanding is wrong. Because Bitcoin doesn't discriminate whether you're rich or poor, whether you have a job or not, as long as you decide to buy it, whether a small or large amount, you can own any amount of Bitcoin.

That's what's great about Bitcoin and what sets it far apart from other assets. With gold, can you buy $10 worth? With diamonds, can you buy that same amount? Same with silver, real estate, and others—right? You can't. Only with Bitcoin can we do that.

Bitcoin is convenient first and foremost because of how easy and fast it is to buy and sell, which is not the case with gold or real estate. That said, I would still diversify my investments across several assets, because putting everything into a single option, even one as strong as bitcoin, always carries risks that could complicate access to or ownership of your investment.

[Myleschetty]

When Bitcoin is spoken of, it is spoken from a perspective the perspective of a country with a stable currency and economy.

In reality when countries like Argentina and Nigeria are looked at, it can be deduced that Bitcoin has become more of a survival, not just a speculation.

In these economies, it isn't just an investment, it has become an exit door from the failing economies, fiscal policies and failing currencies.

According to the government's 2% inflation adoption, which resulted in a decline in purchasing power. Bitcoin was an escape route from the beginning. This is why people like Kiyosaki, Elon, etc considered Bitcoin as an option years ago.

My curiosity would be; would we see Global Bitcoin adoption from developed economies, or from struggling economies?

Based on the Bitcoin technology currently in use. Due to a lack of internet access, etc., we might not witness the widespread adoption of Bitcoin in nations with struggling economies.

[tottong]

In these economies, it isn't just an investment, it has become an exit door from the failing economies, fiscal policies and failing currencies.

My curiosity would be; would we see Global Bitcoin adoption from developed economies, or from struggling economies?

Making Bitcoin a means to escape the pressure of problems arising from fiat currencies and fiscal policies that fail to provide solutions requires time and the right strategy, because adoption as a strategic asset cannot be done during times of bad economic stress.
Bitcoin is freely adopted by anyone and is not limited, but how a strategic scheme is prepared can provide a solution to the problems faced by any country. This requires policy, if the category in question is state involvement in global reserve activities.

Sometimes, a country doesn't see Bitcoin as a solution for various reasons that may make them skeptical.
However, I believe that well-planned and coordinated adoption can help a country devise solutions to its economic problems. Then, policy-based decision-making can ultimately provide solutions to the problems faced by the country.

[Son Of Blockchain (SOB)]

 The adoption would come from both ends cause the banking system is not only failing in third word countries but globally due to top much printing of Fiat and control of banks by the government therefore people are now turning to Bitcoin as a means of saving and investing for the future cause with it you're your own bank.
 Currently some governments with reasonable leaders that care about the well being of it's citizens are turning towards Bitcoin as a hedge against inflation, although some still see it as a threat  since they have no control over it.

[Abu-Naim]

My curiosity would be; would we see Global Bitcoin adoption from developed economies, or from struggling economies?

Bitcoin adoption will be globally both in countries with struggling economies and in countries with developed and working economies; reason because it is not against any policy, it only have one interest at hand which is financial freedom and privacy. If everyone will understand the basic concept of Bitcoin, we will all have adopted Bitcoin by now because it is here to save us from selfish governments and financial institutions that are using our money to earn money; now with Bitcoin, you can invest and hold without anyone knowing which is a very good development and we have seen how it has elevated a lot of people that believed in Bitcoin in the past and still hold to Bitcoin.