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International remittance without needing to pay the traditional gatekeepers a cut.
by randomhodler84 5y ago
International remittance without needing to pay the traditional gatekeepers a cut.
- bhouston 5y agoAKA Money laundering and tax avoidance.
- randomhodler84 5y agoThere are millions paying family in their home countries, it is a significant slice of local GDP in some ways places. You want to throw a straw man to make this look sketchy. I’m sorry but you are many many years too late for such antics.
- fieldcny 5y agoI’m not sure I understand your issue with the previous comment, just because they are sending it to family at home doesn’t mean they are doing it in a lawful way or even that this is desirable or “good” economic behavior.
- kyleee 5y agoIs it for you to decide if it's good or desireable for me to remit money to relatives in a different country?
- AnimalMuppet 5y agoOK, remittance is a big deal. I accept that. But so what? How much of remittance is moving via Bitcoin? Is that an actual use of Bitcoin, or just a theoretical, it-might-happen-that-way-if-people-decided-to use of Bitcoin?
- EugeneG 5y agowhy pay a traditional gatekeeper when you can pay a nontraditional gatekeeper and make it generally more convoluted