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He underscored Bitcoin's potential to uplift developing nations—particularly regions plagued by hyperinflation, currency destruction, or oppressive regimes—by offering an alternative monetary system. For countries like Argentina or parts of Southeast Asia, Bitcoin provides a lifeline by enabling international remittances, protecting wealth from government interference, and fostering financial inclusion.
Antonopoulos was optimistic that as Bitcoin matures, its most common uses will shift from shadiness to philanthropy, tipping, and mainstream commerce—paralleling early internet fears but eventual societal gains.