>cryptocurrency is designed to be private, non-reversible, and outside the reach of the legal process In a well-established B2B relationship, where payment ter

>cryptocurrency is designed to be private, non-reversible, and outside the reach of the legal process In a well-established B2B relationship, where payment terms are already established (i.e. net-60, 5%-net-20), I think these crypto-currencies make more sense. These long-term business relationships drive the majority of GDP, and they normally use EFTs or even paper checks (both of which are pretty cheap, but not free). In a cross-border deal especially, I think Bitcoin (the only seemingly viable choice at this point) makes a lot of sense. One-off transactions have more risks and are less stable AFAICT.