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You've added a pile of arguments that there might not be a local market for Bitcoin at all. Sure, that may be the case. Who are you arguing with? This is what
by lolc 4y ago
You've added a pile of arguments that there might not be a local market for Bitcoin at all. Sure, that may be the case. Who are you arguing with?
This is what I saw as incomplete:
> This means someone local, who can transact in rubles, needs to have a supply of bitcoin. [...] In fact at every step of the process, you have the problem that the only way to get Bitcoin from your stranded currency, is to buy it from another party locally.
There are global markets (original example being software services) where you can get paid in Bitcoin. This possibility was omitted. Address that.
- XorNot 4y agoPoint to literally any one of these which can pay at a rate providing an actual salary level compensation, and which will do so without knowing who you are or your current country of residence.
- lolc 4y agoWhy would they not know who their partner is? Just because they trade in Bitcoin does not mean they must be anon. Bitcoin would be the wrong vehicle for that anyway, no? I would assume it to be possible to find contract work that's paid in Bitcoin. But in the end I don't know these markets well.