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It's worldwide.
by vimy 5y ago
It's worldwide.
- dredmorbius 5y agoWhat fraction of all commerce is worldwide as opposed to local? What degree of that difference, if any, is a consequence of payment frictions rather than other factors (say: most activity and interactions are local). What preferences are exhibited by major international buyers and sellers for payment or credit systems?
- friedman23 5y agoWhy don't you go answer these questions yourself? All you are doing is stifling discussion.
- dredmorbius 5y agoAsking questions is stifling conversation? And making blind assertions and veiled insults is not? The claim was made. Its relevance should be determinable. That aside: - Gravity model of trade. - "Research: How Far Will Consumers Travel to Make Routine Purchases?" https://blog.accessdevelopment.com/research-how-far-will-consumers-travel-to-make-routine-purchases https://blog.accessdevelopment.com/research-how-far-will-con...
- friedman23 5y ago> Asking questions is stifling conversation? Yes. Bad actors ask these sorts of questions in order to stofle conversation. You basically asked this person to do a research papers worth of research in order to prove his argument while you put basically zero effort into your comment. If you think the stats dobt align with what he said look it ul yourself and tell us. Asking questions like the parent did is lazy and often badly intentioned
- dredmorbius 5y agoHave you considered your criticism might apply at the least equally, if not more so, to others?
- yannoninator 5y agoThese questions have no effect on crypto's adoption, perhaps these questions are an exercise to the reader.
- dredmorbius 5y agoIf the questions have no effect on crypto's adoption, why should the claim that "crypto is worldwide" have any relevance? If it does have relevance, then the questions do in fact matter.