There's a new IMF article on stable coins citing them as a risk.https://www.imf.org/en/news/articles/2026/06/16/stablecoins-in-nigeria
"Why stablecoins have taken hold
The appeal is straightforward. Stablecoins allow users with a smartphone and internet access to receive remittances or make cross-border payments in minutes, often at lower cost than traditional channels. For households and small firms with limited access to formal banking services, this is a practical alternative."
Perhaps you are trying to hard to avoid the truth that it's their own government that is the risk to the population.
1. Down 92% against the dollar over 10 year, during which the US was also debasing their currency.
2. Government actions and policy decisions resulted in the rapid wipe out of 30% and another 39% of it's remaining purchasing power in tramatic collapses in purchasing power.
The population went to a more slowly melting ice cube because the threat was coming from inside the house.
"Why stablecoins have taken hold
The appeal is straightforward. Stablecoins allow users with a smartphone and internet access to receive remittances or make cross-border payments in minutes, often at lower cost than traditional channels. For households and small firms with limited access to formal banking services, this is a practical alternative."
Perhaps you are trying to hard to avoid the truth that it's their own government that is the risk to the population.
1. Down 92% against the dollar over 10 year, during which the US was also debasing their currency.
2. Government actions and policy decisions resulted in the rapid wipe out of 30% and another 39% of it's remaining purchasing power in tramatic collapses in purchasing power.
The population went to a more slowly melting ice cube because the threat was coming from inside the house.