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I'm with you that digital currency is the way forward, but it's hard for me to swallow that it'll be "crypto currency". Also, the space is as you said, rife wi
by zeusk 5y ago
I'm with you that digital currency is the way forward, but it's hard for me to swallow that it'll be "crypto currency".
Also, the space is as you said, rife with fraud - not very different from early internet I suppose (what do I know, I was born in 95).
- DSingularity 5y agoExactly. I am starting to believe that the solution to this cryptocurrency problem is a USD stable-coin backed by government and not coinbase/algorithms. Put the whole “we need internet money” arguments coming from the cryptocurrency community.
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- bena 5y agoYou know what's a USD stable-coin backed by government? The USD. My money is already mostly digital, represented by moving around numbers in databases. I handle cash very rarely. I don't need my money to be cryptographically secure, I need access to my money to be cryptographically secure. I think that's something crypto-enthusiasts skip over, they're focusing on a tangential issue.
- GoblinSlayer 5y agoA good IT service from government is like communism, it was never tried, but everyone dreams about it, hoping that it will happen by itself.
- qecez 5y agoExcuse me, but what the hell are you talking about?