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>In my neighborhood there are bars that accept Bitcoin. Something tells me you don't live in Nebraska. >Quite convenient in a city where you usually can only
by bigtimeidiot 9y ago
>In my neighborhood there are bars that accept Bitcoin.
Something tells me you don't live in Nebraska.
>Quite convenient in a city where you usually can only pay with cash...
How is it more convenient than cash?
- DINKDINK 9y agoYou cannot back up cash You cannot securely send cash across the globe without depositing it into a trusted third party You cannot program physical cash
- bigtimeidiot 9y agoAre you just listing a few random ways that Bitcoin is more convenient than cash? The OP was about spending money at a bar. But okay, here's how cash is more convenient: I can walk outside my office and use this dollar bill at any store anywhere around me. It has apparent value to everyone I will talk to. I don't need the internet. If you need to "program" or "backup" your money, I guess Bitcoin is your medium. No argument there.