Bitcoin is empowering indeed but it does not really bring the individual to a level higher than the corporations and governments. That is taking it a bit too far. The truth of the matter is that the power still rests on the people. Nothing has changed really. It's just that the great majority of the people are already indifferent or apathetic to what's happening around. They need to wake up first.

Bitcoin as a key to world peace is, again, taking it a bit too much. World peace is a vision which is impossible to reify with or without Bitcoin. But, of course, it does not mean that efforts to attain it are simply a waste. The process is always better than the result in this regard.

I have read time and again how some people are interpreting Bitcoin as if it is a silver bullet to end global poverty, boost countries' economies, provide freedom to the people, key to world peace, and so on and so forth. I think we need to take a pause and look at what Bitcoin really is.

I like his idea about the protest. Instead of people going to protest, they can easily give their thoughts and idea that the government should give back what the people deserve.

And through buying bitcoin, it's like that because bitcoin is decentralized and it's more of the power of the people who have it. Because, we are the ones who are determining the greater value of bitcoin and they don't have authority to control it but they all have the means to regulate businesses that uses bitcoin.

I do not know about World Peace, but Bitcoin can help to have a more transparent voting system and it might help to reduce the impact that a corrupt government might have on a country. When you have transparency, you have accountability to your voters and that is what most of these governments needs.  

Bitcoin can also help to make tender processes more transparent, so there will be less corruption in the whole procurement and payment process <Blockchain transparency> and this will put more funds towards projects that would provide services to the citizens of that country. < The funds will not be stolen and redirected to government officials pockets.>  

Exactly. Governments can actually be part of crypto though.
I think it will help make government  more responsible, less corrupt, less wasteful, more honest etc. I believe there are lots of people in governments that want to be good/honest but can't, due to the current order.
I doubt cryptocurrency will bring world peace though. True World peace can only be achieved under the universal Kingship of the coming True MESSIAH.

"He will judge between the nations and will settle disputes for many peoples. They will beat their swords into plowshares and their spears into pruning hooks. Nation will not take up sword against nation, nor will they train for war anymore." — Isaiah 2:4

Audio Book of Isaiah.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C6oYhZCgN6c&list=PLHZp_z2RSv22NTf-Mqsfj9adjWMtuMSIe&index=24&t=0s

It's been 11 years, and people still sometimes talk how Bitcoin will soon solve poverty, economic problems, change society and now apparently it can even achieve world peace. But before anything like that can happen, Bitcoin needs to achieve some critical level of adoption - maybe 40-60% o the population, and we are still insanely far away from it. So, instead of dreaming about future greatness, it's better to focus on solving the current task.

If only for economic issues, maybe it's possible for bitcoin to bring peace to all countries (if they all agree at this) but for so many issues around the world about beliefs, religions, society, and many other things, and I don't think bitcoin can make any solution about that. World peace is a very big word and it is really hard to achieve or we can it is impossible to achieve because of people's different mindsets about everything. So I don't think bitcoin and the blockchain technology can make world peace.

I can say that humanity has more opportunities to unite as a global community and can achieve more freedom. I don't know about World Peace, but Bitcoin can help have a more transparent electoral system and maybe help reduce the impact that corrupt governments might have against a country. And that is what we are witnessing now, so any government that joins the movement, otherwise they will be left nearby. And people sometimes still talk about how Bitcoin will soon solve poverty, economic problems, change society and now it seems it can even achieve world peace.

Not necessarily bitcoin could help in terms of the transparency but its backend which is the blockchain, unalterable and indeed reliable source of legit data. This would probably help a nation which uses it to avoid cheating during election which might result to a better governance due to accountable and rightfully people sitting to the power chairs. But somehow the world peace is too off for this, people could still go to wars even they have a great life, it is just for economic purposes like a booster and does not target any type of beliefs.

Bitcoin as the mainstream manifestation of the Blockchain will take some good reasonable years to achieve this goal of being the world single currency. If this happen, the world will know peace again but, many world powers will fight against Bitcoin be see as the world currency. Let put the facts straight, Blockchain will bring the government close to Bitcoin because, the happenings right now is that: the world has started building their own Blockchain, and some contemplating on building their country digital currency. We have just saw India bouncing back to accept the fact that, Blockchain and cryptocurrency still look fresh with fill opportunities to tap. The government through Blockchain will find love with Bitcoin, "even though it tarry, we will wait."