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I feel like it's already mainstream, in Singapore at least. I was getting a haircut at the neighbourhood barbershop and I overhead the shop owner talking about
by Gigablah 9y ago
I feel like it's already mainstream, in Singapore at least. I was getting a haircut at the neighbourhood barbershop and I overhead the shop owner talking about cryptocurrency with a female customer -- stuff like regulatory issues, Satoshi's identity, altcoins, and so on. They probably had more knowledge of Bitcoin than I did.
- solomatov 9y agoIt sounds like a sign of a bubble to me.
- kowdermeister 9y agoSounds like cyberpunk to me.
- DennisP 9y agoSingapore's government has been very favorable to cryptocurrencies. Startups around the world who want to do ICOs have been basing themselves in Singapore, along with several other friendly countries. It wouldn't be surprising if the five million residents of Singapore have an unusually high level of awareness.
- solomatov 9y agoI heard similar conversations from laymen in USA recently. During 2000s bubble I heard that you can hear about perspectives of different IT companies form unexpected people as well.