Because no one else would care about price stability? Really?
Having a reasonably stable currency to price things matters everywhere.
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Adoption in parts of Africa and indeed South Africa is ahead of the curve.
I expect it is extremely useful for corrupt officials. Then there is also the ransomware aspect...
https://guardian.ng/technology/ransomware-hits-71-of-nigerian-organisations/
Ahead of the curve indeed.[/QUOTE]
Because no one else would care about price stability? Really?
Having a reasonably stable currency to price things matters everywhere.
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Adoption in parts of Africa and indeed South Africa is ahead of the curve.
I expect it is extremely useful for corrupt officials. Then there is also the ransomware aspect...
https://guardian.ng/technology/ransomware-hits-71-of-nigerian-organisations/
Ahead of the curve indeed.[/QUOTE]
I don't think I referred to price stability at all.
Your response is defensive because you have misinterpreted the tone of my post.Easy to do.
To respond though,I would suggest that the more regular and minor the day to day payment,the less that any volatility would be of concern.As the price of an item increases so does the awareness of the exchange rate.That is not something that is exclusive to BTC.Furthermore you are saving on bank and transaction fees so chances are its a wash.
Obviously less volatilty is desired but I would expect that to come in time.
