Brothers, today let's say something unpleasant: in this era, the poorest are often not those with empty pockets, but those who stubbornly cling to the 'fiat currency mindset'.
There has been big news in the past two days; the Pakistani government directly approached Binance and signed a big deal.
What does it mean? Simply put, it means transferring the country's assets worth 2 billion US dollars—such as government bonds, minerals, and oil reserves—onto the blockchain.
What's even harsher is that they also want to issue their own national stablecoin.
Have you noticed?
An interesting phenomenon is that the more traditional financial systems struggle, the more 'poor countries' and 'small countries' that can't hold onto their money are becoming enthusiastic, even fanatical, about this group of 'decentralized' cryptocurrencies.
This leads us to today's topic,
The poorer the country, the more it embraces cryptocurrency. Is there really a gold mine here? Or are they just making a last-ditch effort in desperation?
In this era, whoever treats 'currency' as a gambling tool has completely lost; because countries have already started to see it as a lifeline.$BTC
