“One of the key things that broadly separates developed countries (which are the minority in terms of population) from developing countries (which are the majority), is that developed countries mostly have their debts denominated in their own currency, while developing countries have a significant portion of their debts, both at the government level and the corporate level, denominated in major foreign currencies like dollars and euros”
If developing countries, and companies operating there, have their debts denominated in currencies that they don't control, would that make them more open to btc? Does understanding this relationship change how you'd deploy funds in service of btc's success?
If it makes them more competitive. Does it? I can't tell. Certainly they don't naively want their debts denominated in bitcoin, but they might want to keep/accept bitcoin, an even harder money, as their reserve asset.
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