Nigerian real estate markets are an incredibly volatile maze full of governments regulations, distortions, and road blocks. Bitcoin presents a relatively safer and logical store of value for Nigerians.
Javier Milei has not voiced intent to adopt Bitcoin explicitly like El Salvador, but many of his policy positions naturally seem to lead in that direction.
Bitcoin is built on the principles of free association, and market incentives pushing people into a consensus arising out of that free association between participants. People seem to have forgotten that.
Speaking freely is just as important as being able to use your money freely. Centralized platforms do not truly allow you to speak freely, we need alternatives.
Marxism and Bitcoin have one thing in common, the idea that a radical change in the structure of society will happen in a bottom up decentralized fashion. Which of them, if either, will succeed in that goal?