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Or that crypto is only 12 years old which is really fucking young for a currency.
by serverholic 5y ago
Or that crypto is only 12 years old which is really fucking young for a currency.
- dmitriid 5y agoOr that just the transfer fees would be more than most payments. Or that no one would be able to properly use those payouts.
- AzzieElbab 5y agoNothing is on crypto payments because you never know how you are actually paying
- T0Bi 5y agoThere are stable coins as well, where you know exactly what you're paying.
- mortehu 5y agoThat's not young at all. How much trouble did people have accepting Euro in 2011?
- toast0 5y agoA government mandate certainly helps a currency develop.
- BoxOfRain 5y agoArguably scepticism towards the Euro as a currency and Britain wanting nothing to do with it after the crisis was a key pillar of Brexit, so I wouldn’t say it went down amazingly. I remember during the campaign there was a fairly widespread notion that an overly Europhile government like Tony Blair’s might irreversibly commit the UK to the Eurozone, which was always an act that polled terribly.
- qwytw 5y agoidk... the Euro was introduced in 1998/1999 I heard it was already pretty huge a couple of years later.
- serverholic 5y agoYou're comparing a government mandated currency change vs grassroots currency.