Worldwide adoption of bitcoin could mean smoother, more equitable trade and more financial access for those currently excluded.
This is an opinion editorial by Nesrine Aissani, cofounder of the Zonebitcoin blog.
I was born in the ‘80s in an African country that had a so-called „non-convertible” currency. I think that forever marked my way of thinking about „currency” and I felt that was an injustice. This also became more and more evident when I discovered Bitcoin and when I used it as a medium of exchange.
Here, I will try to explain what I mean.
A non-convertible currency is one that one cannot exchange that currency on the international foreign exchange market. Outside the country, this currency has no value — it may also be referred to as locked money. For example, the Indian rupee is a semi-non convertible currency outside of India while dollars can be exchanged in all countries around the world.
It may sound crazy, but most countries in the world have a non-convertible curr
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