Yes I am, you're picking pockets of use and pretending that is the norm. I live in South Africa and ive been to many African countries and despite how bad the fiat currencies are, you still have to pay taxes in them, you still need to transact in them to purchase goods, services and utilities.
No one is using USD or stablecoins to do that, most people don't even know stablecoins exist while getting your hands on USD physical currency isn't all that easy.
Why have you switched to comparing local fiat to USD stablecoins? Obviously local fiat wins in adoption! It wins against Bitcoin too.
We were rather comparing Bitcoin vs USD stablecoins. And Bitcoin Beach might be a pocket, but Argentina is too big to be called a pocket. Here, Lebanon is another example bigger than a pocket: https://www.cnbc.com/2022/11/05/-in-bankrupt-lebanon-locals-mine-bitcoin-and-buy-groceries-with-tether.html
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