“Crypto divide ammunition” can be described as a part of the effort to reduce the gap that exists in crypto adoption and accessibility among various groups, which of course can be seen in terms of both globally and within a particular country or community.
The scope certainly gives birth to a strategy to be taken and carried out, so that these gaps can be overcome and of course aims to make the crypto ecosystem an increasingly acceptable and positive adoption.
Things like Education and Awareness where this will create an increased understanding of blockchain and crypto technology among the general public, so that it can also reach groups that may be underrepresented. More education programs, awareness campaigns, and educational resources that are easily accessible.
If crypto is more accessible to individuals who may have limited access to the traditional financial system, for example, we can take providing access to crypto wallets, simple forms of exchange, or crypto-based financial services. So this can also be said to be an issue of Financial Accessibility that is able to promote financial inclusion by expanding access to financial and crypto services to those who do not have access, such as overseas remittances, microloans, and other financial products.
Equally important is to build infrastructure that can support the growth of the crypto ecosystem, including the development of scalable blockchain networks, to give birth to solutions that can increase privacy, meaning applications that can be accessed by various groups but have very credible and reliable security.
The last thing is not to forget the importance of the government, which is expected to create friendly regulations. The government can ensure that crypto-related regulations support inclusion and innovation, to truly protect consumers and reduce financial risk. If this does happen, it is not impossible to say that Partnerships and Collaboration have encouraged partnerships between governments and financial institutions and technology companies to non-profit organizations to create sustainable solutions to address the crypto divide.
The things above may be indirectly and said consciously or unconsciously we have seen a lot. Some are running and some are stopped in the middle of the road. Because efforts like this that aim to create a more inclusive and equitable crypto ecosystem, with the hope that this technology can benefit everyone, regardless of background or financial status, each has many enemies, especially the rulers who do not want their power taken away.
A paradox isn't it, one side as ammunition but on the one hand as a key value to shackle and seek to be restrained.
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