> someday, goods and services will be exchanged for cryptocurrency rather than traditional money I mean, I've seen that happening at an increasing rate since 2

> someday, goods and services will be exchanged for cryptocurrency rather than traditional money I mean, I've seen that happening at an increasing rate since 2013 (the first time I bought a drink at a bar with crypto). Today, there are several monthly services that I pay for with crypto. It's not for everyone of course, but there is a virtual world where crypto is the preferred or only currency. Over time, that world and the real world will converge. We can already see that starting to happen with China's national crypto currency. As more exchanges support that currency, it will bring this convergence full circle, at least for part of the world. The rest will follow in time.