Hello,
It's really strange to realize that we could easily multiply our market cap just by being present in more countries. Internet is worldwide, but English is still a barrier to most people.
I wonder if translating the wallet and subtitling BM's key videos is enough to spark interest in BitShares in a country. If it does, then it would be extremely cheap to hire some translators in at least all the major languages, maybe even in some niche languages were other cryptos have not reached yet. What do you think ? We may trigger huge interest in BitShares in some developed developing countries (like the Chypre crisis bitcoin thing) by pushing other pegged currencies. We may harvest some of the country best talent without pain by just showing interest in their problems and offering a great solution. Rich countries don't really need us, but in some developed developing countries, I guess that BitShares can fill a crucial need, and if it is the case, we don't even have to market the thing : they will just flock to us.
It also seemed to me (I have no real data to back this up) that Japan is very open to cryptocurrencies. Has any thought been given to try to open the market in Japan ?
Topic: Japan, developing countries, and other potential markets (Read 1034 times)
