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And I assume you then exchange your Bitcoin to USD or VEF, and proceed to use the standard monetary system. Or do you pay for your groceries with BTC?
by agubelu 5y ago
And I assume you then exchange your Bitcoin to USD or VEF, and proceed to use the standard monetary system. Or do you pay for your groceries with BTC?
- CogitoCogito 5y ago> And I assume you then exchange your Bitcoin to USD or VEF, and proceed to use the standard monetary system. Or do you pay for your groceries with BTC? /u/danlugo92 wouldn't necessarily need to open a bank account. There's always the black market. Maybe bitcoin to cash is the best approach?
- danlugo92 5y ago> Or do you pay for your groceries with BTC? In some places I can yeah. Most that do accept crypto go the Binance route. I fail to see how this is all relevant, you're just moving the goal posts now.
- agubelu 5y agoHow is asking whether you can actually spend a currency moving the goal posts? I think a better example of moving the goal posts would be how Bitcoin has gone from “currency", to "store of value", to "digital asset".