Wow, and I send 100s via Paysend directly with no issues. Magical.
the difference between a new, open monetary network (bitcoin) and closed apps that plug into the current antiquated system are night and day.
One day you’ll get it.
Wow, and I send 100s via Paysend directly with no issues. Magical.
the difference between a new, open monetary network (bitcoin) and closed apps that plug into the current antiquated system are night and day.
One day you’ll get it.
Read the article again.Yes. To his card via app like Paysend and person can use it via their mobile to pay anywhere where you can pay with phone.
As of right now crypto did not solve a single issue that exited before.
the difference between a new, open monetary network (bitcoin) and closed apps that plug into the current antiquated system are night and day.
One day you’ll get it.
In addition to transaction fees, isn't there also market risk, the price of bitcoin at the time of conversion into local currency??
I get it just does not make a difference for 99.99 percent of people.
Your numbers are wrong, but you're actually painting a bullish picture
Bitcoin and cryptos are a $2 Trillion financial system and you're saying it's only 0.01% of the Total Addressable Market (TAM)
Cryptos are so fucking early then. Yolo and go all-in!!
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"Imagine a person in South Korea sending a relative in Lebanon, Peru or Sri Lanka some money because the financial systems in those places have collapsed and you're arguing there is no use-case because they can use Paysend, lmao"
"Imagine a person in South Korea sending a relative in Lebanon, Peru or Sri Lanka some money because the financial systems in those places have collapsed and you're arguing there is no use-case because they can use Paysend, lmao"
If you are in Shri Lanka right now and need food