The “new world” created by Bitcoin

虾币币的比特世界 · 2022-12-12T07:14:02.000Z

This world is fragmented and unequal, especially in the financial field: 1. Nearly 2.5 billion people around the world do not have bank accounts. Even in the United States, 12% of the population does not have bank accounts and they do not have access to any financial services; 2. The amount of remittances from people who leave their homes and work overseas every year in the world is as high as 530 billion U.S. dollars. They have to endure the handling fees (intermediary fees) of up to 10~30% in traditional finance; 3. People in some third world countries are enduring hyperinflation of more than 50% every year (Zimbabwe, Venezuela, etc.) Inequality in the financial sector makes it even more difficult for people who are not already wealthy to stand up.

This world is divided and unequal, especially in the financial sector:
1. Nearly 2.5 billion people in the world do not have bank accounts. Even in the United States, 12% of the population does not have bank accounts and cannot get any financial services.
2. The amount of remittances sent by people who leave their homes to work overseas is as high as 530 billion US dollars each year. They have to endure the high handling fees (intermediary fees) of traditional finance of 10-30%;
3. People in some third world countries are suffering from hyperinflation of more than 50% per year (Zimbabwe, Venezuela, etc.)
Inequality in the financial sector makes it even more difficult for the poor to get out of poverty.
However, the emergence of Bitcoin in 2009 seemed to have opened a window to equality, which made people fascinated!
The birth of Bitcoin has given rise to people’s desire and belief in financial nationalization and a better life. There is a utopian enthusiasm among its creators, which is in stark contrast to the exhausting pursuit of fame and fortune in most financial industries.
Fairness in this world is so rare, and precisely because of its scarcity it has value, and this value is immeasurable. People who truly understand BTC cannot contain their pursuit of and extreme belief in this kind of fairness.
Why would you sell such a good thing, even if there is only 1, 0.1, or 0.01 of it?