So, it is a decade since the last Greek government debt crisis that resulted in frozen bank accounts and other forms of capital control to lock in the civilians' savings (making sure the capital cannot escape the country and can be used to protect the status quo). This was a common sight around the country, at that point.
If I am correct, this is precisely the kind of scenario that Bitcoin was meant for, right? So, looking back and with the benefit of hindsight, did enough Greek migrate their savings to Bitcoin, even after the events transpired and a state or normalcy resumed, motivated by the battle scars? Or they still continue to trust their government and the banks?
Granted, bitcoin was really at its infancy at that point (may be a few billions in market cap), did it have any effect? And also, hypothetically, if the same happens again (in Greece or elsewhere in Europe) will Bitcoin play a bigger role as an escape hatch for capital than it did in 2015?
