To become a new country's currency is very difficult because it requires requirements that support bitcoin can be used. First, there must be a fast and stable internet network, both levels of education must be adequate, bitcoin must be available in unlimited quantities. All three factors must be fulfilled, without that factor cannot be used.

all that is possible. because we can also see that the longer each country is growing. so anything we don't expect can happen by itself. so we just believe that everything will work. because in this world no one can't.

This could definitely happen in the short term in broken countries like Venezuela. The appeal of cryptocurrency in a sick country such as Venezuela is obvious, it takes away the need to trust the government and the banks, and puts some control in the hands of people living in a place of chaos

I think it’s a good idea because Bitcoin needs a hospitable environment to develop. It also needs governments, developers, users to collaborate. The integrative approach will allow examining the issues of Bitcoin and finding the best solutions through discussion. Successful experience of just one country will encourage others to adopt this practice and make Bitcoin popular.

The desire for current states to keep the "old world order" around will become much more clear in the future. For now they don't quite know what to make of bitcoin, don't take it seriously, are flexing their muscles to see if they can control it or are hoping they can find a way to profit off it. However, be ready for there to be plenty of backlash once governments realize that their real ability to control crypto currencies as a whole is very limited. (Some creative and enterprising people may solve some of the main issues that allow government interference with a currency or even bitcoin itself in the future).

Creating a new state has the same issues; no one takes said state seriously or attempts to control it until they realize that it's something that can indeed become relevant. As such neither should be approached with haphazardness; if people are going to create a state they must solve the problems - regardless if Bitcoin or another crypto currency is their currency or not. Same is true with bitcoin and crypto in general. There's problems we must solve, such as adoption, ease of use, etc.

To pull both off those who do it gonna have to think completely outside the box and be dedicated. Can both be done? Yes. I believe so.

I'm gonna be one of the few that's gonna try to pull some of this off eventually; once I learn more so I guess we'll see how it goes.... .

Without a certain territory, a state cannot be created. You will always be within the borders of any state, and the promotion of the creation of a new state can be regarded by law enforcement agencies as a violation of the national legislation of the host country. Therefore, in order to fulfill your dream, it is best to buy an island and build your own state there.

Bitcoin is too unstable to become a country/state currency, meanwhile a country's currency also need to have some characteristics that bitcoin does not have for examples: It has to be stable, its value will be regulated and determined buy the government and the economic state of the country, all these features are not available in bitcoin which is why it will be far more impossible for it be a country/state currency.

new country will certainly make their own local currency, they will not use foreign currency, moreover bitcoin id decentralized, of course the government doesn't want it, maybe even worst as the rate of currency destroyed from that country, changing their currency is not an option