Indonesia needs Bitcoin:
- 280 million people – 4th most populous country in the world
- 77% unbanked or underbanked – limited access to financial services
- High inflation & currency controls – saving and transacting are difficult
- Corruption & censorship – financial freedom is often restricted
- Weak banking system – high fees, frequent scams, and lack of trust
- Human rights abuses – financial repression and surveillance persist
- CBDCs are coming – increasing state control over money and privacy
Indonesia wants Bitcoin:
- Real use case – Bitcoin is seen as a tool, not just a trend or investment
- Grassroots movement – 36+ monthly local meetups and community-led initiatives across the country
- Demand for education – Schools, universities, and individuals are actively seeking to learn about Bitcoin
- Growing ecosystem – More companies, developers, and communities are building on and using Bitcoin
