I still prefer cash...it’ll be awhile before it’s not accepted.I thought Crypto currency was the future.
I was wrong.
It's the present.
It would be wise to invest today if you want to live comfortably in the coming years.
I still prefer cash...it’ll be awhile before it’s not accepted.I thought Crypto currency was the future.
I was wrong.
It's the present.
It would be wise to invest today if you want to live comfortably in the coming years.
"Accepting bitcoin" and "pricing in bitcoin" is two very different things. Let's say the value of Bitcoin relative to dollar decrease by 50%. Will the price of Tesla in bitcoin stay the same (so, the price of Tesla in dollars will double) or will the price in Dollars will stay the same (so, the price in Bitcoin will double). As long as it is the latter, bitcoin is nothing else but a volatile commodity that Tesla agrees to buy from you at the current market price, but it is NOT a payment for the car.Lmao Booty, that was a 4:22am post. You been drinking a bit??(not that there's anything wrong with that).
Tesla plans to accept bitcoin directly, no fiat conversion necessary.
Link: https://markets.businessinsider.com...s-cryptocurrency-as-payment-2021-3-1030239685
Third world citizens would prefer to use U.S. dollars for their transactions (as it was always the case in the past)Sigh.
You keep using US as the benchmark. This allows third world citizens access to a stable online currency(ten years of consistent growth in fact) via a smart phone. And the ability to do business worldwide. You think today. I'm in it with this and other coins and blockchain for years down the road.
I'd take three quarters in Bitcoin and the other quarter in cash today. Honestly.
Yes, like human organs. There is an underground market for them and they are very valuable.The problem is, its almost impossible to ban it. Even if every country banned it, bitcoin would just go underground and become even more valuable:
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U.S. Lawmakers Are Realizing They Can’t Ban Bitcoin
Implementing a Bitcoin ban may not be as easy as some cryptocurrency skeptics think.www.forbes.com
Right now its entrepreneurs and small businesses that will benefit. But that will expand. A global economy deserves a global currency system not controlled by the petro dollar or any nation. And yes there will be multiple currencies in circulation.Perfect example.
No one wants to use something that is super volatile in this situation.
You're in Venezuela and your employee insists their salary should be paid in Bitcoin. Would you do it?
It would be the only thing that made sense. They trade an asset almost certainly guaranteed to go down in value (the car) for one that has been consistently going up.
More interestingly, if you buy a Tesla for 1 Bitcoin, and then a month later want to exchange it back, will they give you back one bitcoin? (I bet no.)
And then what happens?
What awesome transformation does this portend?
Space communism?
Transhumanism?
I do like that you are tagging this post with a villain.
LOL!! We're back to the NPC thing.
Adorable.
Are Teletubbies the sign of bitcoin now?
I love how absurd meme culture gets.
Perfect, so you will buy everything in Bitcoin now that it is usable in all these places?
I don’t hold bitcoin to transact with itPerfect, so you will buy everything in Bitcoin now that it is usable in all these places?
Not as much anymore. Its getting easier to actually not use it. There are more Crypto Wallets per capita in third world nations than in the West. And more miners as well. The adoption is still in its infancy but growing.Third world citizens would prefer to use U.S. dollars for their transactions (as it was always the case in the past)
Really? Try buying a house with bitcoin and tell me how that works out for you. In fact, try paying for a tank of gas with bitcoin and let me know how that goes.I thought Crypto currency was the future.
I was wrong.
It's the present.
It would be wise to invest today if you want to live comfortably in the coming years.
I'm not sure why people have so much trouble understanding this."Accepting bitcoin" and "pricing in bitcoin" is two very different things. Let's say the value of Bitcoin relative to dollar decrease by 50%. Will the price of Tesla in bitcoin stay the same (so, the price of Tesla in dollars will double) or will the price in Dollars will stay the same (so, the price in Bitcoin will double). As long as it is the latter, bitcoin is nothing else but a volatile commodity that Tesla agrees to buy from you at the current market price, but it is NOT a payment for the car.
But that will be completely counter to the whole "hold bitcoin because it will go up" idea.Right now its entrepreneurs and small businesses that will benefit. But that will expand. A global economy deserves a global currency system not controlled by the petro dollar or any nation. And yes there will be multiple currencies in circulation.
Just like now.
I asked you if you would pay your employee in Bitcoin.As to your question I would consider taking part of it at least. Remember the employer probably was paid in it and is also using it to purchase supplies. And yes, you can convert it to any currency as well if you choose.
Yes, that's called a bank. The Bahamas did it last year. China will probably be the first major economy to have one.Announced today 4 Caribbean nations are going to create a common Blockchain currency. I think the pandemic is going to drive more people to it.
Perfectly reasonable. Wish I had jumped on it as an asset back when it was cheap.I don’t hold bitcoin to transact with it
nor do I believer than bitcoin will ever replace fiat currency as a effective and efficient form of transaction
It won’t because it has a limited supply 21 mili, it is relatively slow compared to gen 3 crypto and cost money for each transaction.I don’t hold bitcoin to transact with it
nor do I believer than bitcoin will ever replace fiat currency as a effective and efficient form of transaction

Right now Bitcoin is the granddaddy. But there will be several blockchain currencies. The point being while the tech is being adopted by nations its also being adopted by people to avoid local fiat currency.I'm not sure why people have so much trouble understanding this.
But that will be completely counter to the whole "hold bitcoin because it will go up" idea.
For it to be useful as a means of transaction, it will have to stabilize.
Maybe it will do that one day.
I asked you if you would pay your employee in Bitcoin.
Someone says their services cost 0.1 Bitcoin a month and you need to hire them for 6 months of work. Do you do it?
Yes, that's called a bank. The Bahamas did it last year. China will probably be the first major economy to have one.
That the tech is going to be used to support digital fiat currency isn't surprising.
It's just verification tech.
There will be some definite advantages to having access directly to the central bank, sure.
But it is still a central bank.
Perfectly reasonable. Wish I had jumped on it as an asset back when it was cheap.
Did you read the article? It accepts USD coin pegged to US dollar.VISA now accepts bitcoins:
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Visa moves to allow payment settlements using cryptocurrency
Visa Inc said on Monday it will allow the use of the cryptocurrency USD Coin to settle transactions on its payment network, the latest sign of growing acceptance of…torontosun.com
Technically almost every global currency is pegged to the dollar, but that doesnt change the fact that VISA now accepts bitcoins: as paymentDid you read the article? It accepts USD coin pegged to US dollar
VISA now accepts bitcoins:
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Visa moves to allow payment settlements using cryptocurrency
Visa Inc said on Monday it will allow the use of the cryptocurrency USD Coin to settle transactions on its payment network, the latest sign of growing acceptance of…torontosun.com
Oops, my bad. I thought I read bitcoin.Do you ever read for fuck sakes???
It accepting USDC. Totally different then bitcoin.
In February 2021, Visa announced a partnership with First Boulevard, a digitally native neobank focused on building generational wealth for the Black community, to accelerate the company’s efforts to enter the cryptocurrency market.
“We’re trying to do two things. One is to enable the purchase of bitcoin on Visa credentials. And secondly, working with bitcoin wallets to allow the bitcoin to be translated into a fiat currency and therefore immediately be able to be used at any of the 70 million places around the world where Visa is accepted,”
Why do you think blockchain is about avoiding fiat currency? The stablecoins aren't doing that. The Bahama coin and the Eastern Caribbean ones aren't either.Right now Bitcoin is the granddaddy. But there will be several blockchain currencies. The point being while the tech is being adopted by nations its also being adopted by people to avoid local fiat currency.
Interesting. What does how much they release vs hold tell you?Look there are alot of fly by night, pump and dump, going to fail start ups right now. Probably 95% of the present ones out there. You can tell by how much they release vs hold.
You buy your gas in cryptocurrency?Right now I have 3 I believe are rock solid, and about the start a fourth. They all, except Bitcoin pay gas.
And again, that it is a speculative investment, an asset class, is not being argued against. Black Booty Lover thinks it is a foolish one, I don't think a massive crash is coming anytime soon.And will be around for awhile with steady gains. They are my long haul, 5 year side investments.
Unless I decide to get a cold wallet I can just invest in it as an index.And you can still get into Bitcoin, It's going to be a 10x rise in five years.
So you think Bitcoin is going to get 10x more valuable in 5 years but you would buy a tank of gas in Bitcoin?You dont have to buy a whole one. Or even half a one. And in five years, or ten it may be a local currency in some backwater I'm visiting on my boat. Or use it to pay for another tank of boat gas. Whatever.
I like that Cardano is proof-of-stake, hadn't heard about VeChain.Why do you think blockchain is about avoiding fiat currency? The stablecoins aren't doing that. The Bahama coin and the Eastern Caribbean ones aren't either.
"Blockchain can be useful" is a totally different discussion than Bitcoin.
Bitcoin uses a blockchain. That's it.
Interesting. What does how much they release vs hold tell you?
Can you give an example?
You buy your gas in cryptocurrency?
And again, that it is a speculative investment, an asset class, is not being argued against. Black Booty Lover thinks it is a foolish one, I don't think a massive crash is coming anytime soon.
But the fact it is an investment that can make you money has nothing to do with the idea that is an alternative to central banks or whatever.
"I think this is an investment that will go up" is not about it taking over the money system. In order for Bitcoin to take over the money system, it has to stop going up.
If you think these are things to hold as investments, why are you using them to buy gas?
Unless I decide to get a cold wallet I can just invest in it as an index.
So you think Bitcoin is going to get 10x more valuable in 5 years but you would buy a tank of gas in Bitcoin?
Or are you trying to say you think that in 10 years it will have stopped growing in value and so it would be fine to buy a tank of gas with it then?
Add ADA Cardano, and VeChain to your list to look at.






