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I understand the appeal of a currency not controlled by a bad government, but could we honestly expect third world residents to be able to understand and use th
by roland35 5y ago
I understand the appeal of a currency not controlled by a bad government, but could we honestly expect third world residents to be able to understand and use the technology required for crypto? I have been writing software for a decade and I still can barely keep up with what is going on.
- davidguetta 5y agoWhat ? exchanging bitcoin in the street seemed pretty simple last time I checked on localbitcoins. you dont need to know the tech at all. Plus, you'd be surprised how moder and tech-saavy young people in developing countries are (at least in the major cities).
- roland35 5y agoOk I just looked at local Bitcoin... I need to select a currency and pick traders, then select one who accepts an actual method I can use to exchange fiat currency such as a specific bank or zelle... How is this easier exactly? It just seems like a bunch of rigamarole for no benefit, with the added risk of scams