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you still need a 3rd party to realistically convert USD into BTC. at this point, might as well trade in casino chips. (see gnu taller for a less cassino-like
by gcb0 8y ago
you still need a 3rd party to realistically convert USD into BTC.
at this point, might as well trade in casino chips.
(see gnu taller for a less cassino-like alternative to payments)
- arisAlexis 8y agothis third party is not linked to where you want to send them. anybody can get BTC from fiat conversion and send it wherever they want without censorship. That's what we are talking about right?
- gcb0 8y agoyes, not linked to the destination of the funds, but still very much required.
- ddtaylor 8y ago> you still need a 3rd party to realistically convert USD into BTC. Can't the same be said of credit cards?
- stale2002 8y agoThe 3rd parties that convert your USD to BTC aren't censoring people, whereas PayPal is. So that is a significant difference. Apparently PayPal is censoring way more people than the average crypto exchange.