sorry, no "country" has yet participated significantly to the bitcoin price.
whenever i ask around in germany, i get the same answer: "well, i read about bitcoin in the online-news magazines. it is this computer nerd / hacker stuff, right?"
persons i asked can all be accounted as tech savvy, usually ph.d. students with high affinity to new, fancy technology.
none of them has ever thought of buying bitcoin, yet. adoption rate in my circles should be around 0.1%. left alone the group of more "average joes".
lets talk about significant contribution when a country reaches 1% adoption... but this is still far beyond the horizon
whenever i ask around in germany, i get the same answer: "well, i read about bitcoin in the online-news magazines. it is this computer nerd / hacker stuff, right?"
persons i asked can all be accounted as tech savvy, usually ph.d. students with high affinity to new, fancy technology.
none of them has ever thought of buying bitcoin, yet. adoption rate in my circles should be around 0.1%. left alone the group of more "average joes".
lets talk about significant contribution when a country reaches 1% adoption... but this is still far beyond the horizon
this prove that bitcoin still has room to expand, the drop of 1200 to 300 was just the first selloff stages. mass adoption still in progress and far away, media attention are just getting in. public attention and greed surely not here yet.