I Kanat, live in Kazakhstan. I am writing this post on behalf of all the citizens in the countries where the crisis is felt at all and everything. Since the birth of our national currency, the tenge in 1993, she suffered devaluations in 6 times. (1993, 1 usd = 4 tenge, 2016 1 usd = 350 tenge)
There are many other countries, such as Nepal, Cuba, where the average salary statistics citizens attain to the level of 25 to 250 usd per month. They depend on the money of world currencies such as the dollar, euro, and they are forced to put up with the way their currency depreciates every year, when the price of the most necessary to continue to grow.
At the end of 2015, our most recognized tenge depreciated currency in Europe. According to analysts' estimates, the Tenge depreciated by 85.2 %. After three devaluations substantially over the past year and a half, there is no confidence in the National Bank. I think that this gap in the near future will take the other. And one day, with the bulk of the tenge will be transferred to a more alternative and profitable currencies. For example such as - Steem. Why Steem?
1) Ability to earn each. Thanks to social networking blokchain Steemit gives users a fee for the creation and selection of media content. What motivates everyone to understand this, to be active, and start making SD.
2) The availability of each. Worldwide, almost 2 billion people do not have a bank performing services. I think that they will soon be active users Steemit. After all, they do not need no credit card, no bank account, all they need is a smart phone with Internet access. And fortunately, the smartphone is available to everyone! I am sure that the most successful people of these countries, the authors will be on Steemit.
3) The fastest growing currency. What did Steem for 10 days, allowing this cryptocurrency capitalization to go directly to the third place speaks for itself! Even if compared with the same Bitcoin, when it was in its infancy, because almost for 2 years, no one knew anything about it. Of course, he paved the way for all of us, for which he honored and grateful!
Thank you that you have read everything thoroughly.
Feel free to comment or argue, I'll be happy to discuss. (I'm not a native English speaker, I'm sorry for the typo or grammar)