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Seems a bit early to say it has “utterly failed.” Especially when Colombia is consistently the 2nd most active trading country in LatAm. And As Banco De Bogota
by rattlesnakedave 5y ago
Seems a bit early to say it has “utterly failed.” Especially when Colombia is consistently the 2nd most active trading country in LatAm. And As Banco De Bogota is piloting crypto programs https://www.portafolio.co/economia/finanzas/banco-de-bogota-tendra-transacciones-con-criptomonedas-555895 https://www.portafolio.co/economia/finanzas/banco-de-bogota-...
- smoe 5y agoNot saying crypto has failed in all aspects, just in the use case talked about in the blog post. I don't see crypto competing with e.g. Nequi any time soon. The project you mentioned is interesting, but I see it as something much more for the middle and upper classes. I know plenty of crypto enthusiast in those circles. I tried Buda, which is mentioned in the article as partner. It has been the most tedious experience with a "financial" product I had in my whole life.
- rattlesnakedave 5y agoUtterly means “completely and without qualification; absolutely.”
- smoe 5y agoYou can completely fail in one thing, and succeed in another. Crypto people have moved the goalpost of what it is supposed to be useful for a lot over the years. Which is fine. Doesn't mean it has completely failed to deliver on some of them so far and the market has been taken over by others.