I recently came across this graph.
These three regions represent 50% of the world's GDP
It is totally incredible that only a small part of the world is sufficiently developed to produce wealth. However, understanding how governments and empires that have existed really work, it is totally credible that this is the case.
And over the years, between models of corruption, wars or other important factors, and above all the FIAT system. That small group that retains power and wealth has not allowed the rest of the nations to fully develop. Not to forget the Communists, who turn everything they touch into manure 💩
Because it is well known that all nations on the planet have diverse wealth and development potential.
Now the question is the following.
Is Bitcoin capable of balancing this situation?
Looking at cases like that of "El Salvador" that using its volcanic energy built infrastructure to transform that energy into Bitcoin. And they have already generated a significant amount of wealth for their territory. It is only a matter of time before they use that wealth to develop their nation (if Bukele's current administration does not go wrong, either because Bukele fails later or because others damage his administration) I think that if everything continues as it seems to be going for El Salvador it will become a small great relevant nation in the world.
This could perfectly be replicated by other Nations, and in an optimal future where there are no more wars and everyone develops according to their capacity under the standard of the hardest money that has ever existed -Bitcoin- this could perhaps be balanced in a more extensive way and change those metrics thanks to Bitcoin.
Tell me.
Do you think Bitcoin could balance this situation? ⚖️🍊
Yes or No
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Yes33.3%
No66.7%
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