In a capitalist society where the rich are getting richer and the poor are poorer, the introduction of crypto-finance can create a sustainable economic environment in the face of inflation. The expansion of trade in decentralized financial systems and especially the rising value of Bitcoin can be an important hedge for marginalized people. Also, by introducing transactions at various institutional levels, excess pressure on the fiat can be reduced, which can help curb inflation. Above all, economic freedom at the individual level and expansion of the institutional transaction system can bring a positive financial outlook for the entire country
What is your opinion?
I don't think that bitcoin improves economies, it is a recurring theme and in a certain way it is a Pandora's box, it is the reality, but what emerges within that box cannot be an intrinsic result of the application or use of bitcoin, in the first instance, no.
For now, there is only one practical example from the macroeconomic point of view, and it is El Salvador, for now, despite being in force for almost 3 years, it is only still in standby mode. In the rest of the world, where its use is widespread, it is still a reserve of value, an investment asset, (etc.) which is oriented to particular interests.
These particular interests do not have to be a reflection of improvements in the economies or in the influence on the people, you can see it or better said, an example is the ETF, its benefits go to a privileged sector, and the triggering factor is what is left for the bitcoin community.
That is, you may not have a dollar in your possession, that is, you handle FIAT, but the effect of its decline or growth affects your local currency; for now, bitcoin does not have that influence.