> Why do we still bother with crypto when close to nobody uses it for any legitimate purpose? In Europe, some shops in tourist-heavy capital areas accept forei

> Why do we still bother with crypto when close to nobody uses it for any legitimate purpose? In Europe, some shops in tourist-heavy capital areas accept foreign currency. It's generally not a thing, but if enough of your customers come in with something that you know you can eventually convert back into your own currency, you're a fool if you don't accomodate your customers. Kagi happens to be a privacy-aware online service, and so they have a proportionally larger amount of customers who want to pay with internet money. I really don't see how you can get offended about that. This is literally one of those legitimate purposes.