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Do you seriously think that even a large minority of cash transactions are somehow related to natural disasters...?

• tekknik 6y ago
  So logically we get rid of it since most transaction don’t happen for those reasons? Is my point invalidated in any way if a majority of cash transactions are not during a natural disaster?
  • Godel_unicode 6y ago
    You replied to, and quoted, a comment about the majority of cash transactions. Your point is entirely irrelevant to that discussion. Also, for the record, I have been in and responded to a number of natural disasters in the "first world". With the exception of a few hours here and there, using cards was never a problem. If the infrastructure is so wrecked that cards don't work, food/water is coming from people in high-vis vests.
    • tekknik 6y ago
      No my point is relevant and struck a nerve, hence the hostile replies. Keep loving digital currencies tho. Try a hurricane, or something serious enough to be registered as a natural disaster.
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