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You hit the nail on the head for this particular example. It took YEARS for the industry to suck it up and make it as convenient as it needed to be, though. Th
by lucasyvas 5y ago
You hit the nail on the head for this particular example. It took YEARS for the industry to suck it up and make it as convenient as it needed to be, though.
The difference here is that TSLA is already accepting Bitcoin, and the financial sector is already building on Ethereum. So is it really going to be illegal or are there just going to be smoother experiences layered on top that the average user will flock to? Because I'm guessing, based on where we are, that it has to be the latter at this point.
Illegal use will be minimized by a new breed of middleman. It's not ideal, but it's right for the majority of people I think.
- pyrale 5y agoWhat happens the day Tesla or the platform that processes payments for them gets subpoenaed for accepting coins from a ransomware attack? I suspect they will quietly drop their coins and stop accepting new ones, especially since that's unlikely to be a common payment method.