He saw that war and political unrest activate the digital currency market because it is difficult to track from Frankfurt or the US Federal Reserve
No one asked himself the question, did the revolutions and unrest in the Middle East raise Bitcoin? Yes, and certainly because it was an outlet for money and completing business due to the ease of transferring, transporting and storing it, even in dollar liquidity crises and financial inflation, it was an outlet from the centralization of central bank decisions
And even countries that do not find dollar sources in Africa or South America have adopted their transactions in digital currencies