What resources are you providing? Mining equipment and knowledge? They way it usually works is your team owns and operates the mine, possibly hiring a few locals, and that's about it except for some money flowing into the economy via food and housing purchases.
Maybe I'm missing something but does your thinking presumes "build it and they will come" ? when the reality is that most people aren't interested, trusting of it, especially when their main culture disregards it . Being a black sheep is for the few, but yes the black sheep exist everywhere and in every culture.
But IMO and based on tipping point theory, the only people anyone should be focused on helping are the black sheep, the few that already get it. From there critical mass builds and eventually tips the rest of them into following....since they will be following in all circumstances
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I am looking at this from a developmental perspective, Which most people who are born in a developed economy can not appreciate. How do you explain something as technical as bitcoin to someone who doesn’t have running water or electricity? It’s not impossible, It’s just not profitable from a business perspective in the next 100 years. It’s easy to accumulate capital, Go change the world, Then I will be impressed. Maybe a Kolwesii peaker plant is a good place to start.
These are the most important issues the bitcoin “community” is facing. Central banks will use bitcoin to balance their budgets, So essentially building more layers of money technology is just wiping the asses of all the central banks that people in the “core” of the bitcoin “community” hate. The point of world changing technology is to help the most needy, Not to create another layer of an obsolete system that most people cannot comprehend.
