You're absolutely right. But my point is that a lot of bitcoiners around the world think that the adoption curve is going vertical in countries with collapsing currencies and capital controls. As far as I'm aware, Tanzanian citizens are forbidden from buying US dollars. Only those with foreign passports can buy US dollars.

Yet, there appears to be no material adoption of the Bitcoin network in the country. It is humbling, but a great opportunity to on-board an entire generation of people this beautiful technology was built to save :)