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Bitcoin theoretically serves a purpose (if you can stand its delays in settling transactions, which rules out in person stuff) but let’s be real: the vast major
by afavour 3y ago
Bitcoin theoretically serves a purpose (if you can stand its delays in settling transactions, which rules out in person stuff) but let’s be real: the vast majority of cryptocurrency use is speculation, not purchase transactions.
- matheusmoreira 3y ago> the vast majority of cryptocurrency use is speculation, not purchase transactions That doesn't deny its purpose though. I've gotten paid via XMR for programming tasks. Anonymously, even. The fact people treat cryptocurrencies like stocks doesn't nullify that. The truth is the true source of all problems in this space is the exchanges themselves. They are literally unregulated banks in disguise. Cryptocurrencies should not be regulated at all but exchanges definitely should be.