Sounds spam? Er no. It is true. For the past few years ever since I joined this blockchain, crypto has really helped me fund many a project and also help some people who reached out to us via the blockchain.
For example, there was this guy from Africa, a student to whom I remember donating a dollar for purchasing a new laptop. A lot of us donated and he was able to buy within a week. Likewise, we had given a person from Venezuela. Countries and people needing help can be given aid within seconds using the blockchain and crypto. There are no hassles involved except double-checking the transaction ID and of course checking whether the need is genuine.
You might write lots of technical stuff but if you want the common man/woman to understand what crypto is all about, then you have to show proof that you can indeed help.
Then only, the general public will be aware of what all this is about and get into it and adopt it and become part of this crypto sphere and only if the masses adopt it will the governments take note and take steps to legalize it.
Not long ago, the government of Kerala was ready to adopt the blockchain and introduce it to the public but it was not successful because of many hurdles. I sincerely hope it will be able to do it soon.
https://www.financialexpress.com/industry/technology/kerala-government-to-leverage-blockchain-technology-to-streamline-supply-network/1209573/
A news report of the same. Unfortunately, it did not work out.
Cryptocurrency may be used for bad purposes as per some individuals especially those in the bureaucracy but what defines bad? If it was the 'you know what' world, then they do not need any of this technical crap to do shady stuff. They can do it otherwise too and sometimes with the help of the authorities themselves.
Cryptocurrency should be learned, studied, understood, and not just be judged by someone who does not even know what it is all about.