I'm happy I can finally say something about bitcoin.
You haven't written a single sentence that we haven't already read hundreds (if not thousands) of times on this forum. Besides, you obviously live in a world where Bitcoin solves all problems - does that mean that El Salvador is the best country to live in the world?
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Bitcoin today is considered as the future global currency because of it's ability to solve global financial problems like allowing people from different parts of the world to transmit money at will, anywhere in the world and at any given time. Bitcoin is no longer solving the financial problems of 50-80 million people in one particular country instead, it's now solving the problems of more than 7 billion people and that's why Bitcoin network will continue to expand across the globe until it finally becomes a legal system of money in all parts of the world.
Explain to me how BTC solves the problems of all those who do not have access to the internet at all or all those 95%+ who have never invested in BTC? Furthermore, in what fairy tale does BTC become a
"legal system of money" in countries like China, India, Russia or even the UK, US or EU?
Considering the rate at which Bitcoin is spreading across the globe, it might be globally accepted as a means of exchange in all parts of the world in 10 years to come.
So in 15 years the share of the world's population that we can connect with BTC is between 2-5%, and in the next 10 years everyone will be using it everywhere? Some may call it optimism, but there is another word for it that I don't even want to write...