Actually , Bitcoin can act as good currency for trading between 2 countries without having USD or having dependence on any other country currency.
It will act as neutral currency. But only concern is , increase in BTC fees should not make transaction fees exorbitant.
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It's true what you say, and I agree with you @r1s2g3 .
But think in this way, if a country is already determined to invest in Bitcoin, there would be no problem to invest in this. No matter the cost, low or high.
This will benefit many, and all of us who expect a change in the current financial system.
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I don't think the fess will matter much when Government transfer come into play @r1s2g3. It will be a welcome mode of transfer for them as it removes their peg from the USD at the same time being tremendously fast, efficient and transparent.