> Now factor in all the costs of moving bills to and from ATMs, banks, and businesses and see how the numbers stack up. That's unfair. A more reasonable compar

> Now factor in all the costs of moving bills to and from ATMs, banks, and businesses and see how the numbers stack up. That's unfair. A more reasonable comparison is with credit card transactions. Several European countries are positioned to go cashless you know. > While we're at it, factor in the cost of robberies where the robbers take cash, as Bitcoin eliminates those costs as well. That's a really stupid argument to make, but while you're at it, factor in the cost of Bitcoin robberies of people getting hacked, more and more every day. There's even a story around of a guy robbed at gunpoint. The more popular it gets, the bigger as a target it becomes ;-)