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Given that there's always going to be demand for a non-digital currency outside of the control of a central government (which I believe is good for many perspec
by Daishiman 4y ago
Given that there's always going to be demand for a non-digital currency outside of the control of a central government (which I believe is good for many perspectives although the demand for something like this is far below what most crypto bros will try to convince you of), I do wonder how people are going to transact in those situations. Gold? Monero? US Dollars or other currencies?
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- elecush 4y agowhatever is most stable and available to both parties
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- ls15 4y agoHalf of Russia isn't muslim though.