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It's a good read and instantly made me think of Bitcoin. "Bitcoin - The currency for the System D generation"
by corford 15y ago
It's a good read and instantly made me think of Bitcoin. "Bitcoin - The currency for the System D generation"
- cs702 15y agoAgree. An expert on e-money on crypto currencies just articulated exactly the same point here: http://www.forbes.com/sites/jonmatonis/2012/03/19/could-bitcoin-become-the-currency-of-system-d/ http://www.forbes.com/sites/jonmatonis/2012/03/19/could-bitc...
- corford 15y agoThanks for the link! I think he's dead right (the last sentence says everything).
- cs702 15y agoI think there's a good chance he will be proven right over time. You may appreciate this blog post too: http://cs702.wordpress.com/2011/05/29/on-the-potential-adoption-and-price-appreciation-of-bitcoin-in-the-long-run/ http://cs702.wordpress.com/2011/05/29/on-the-potential-adopt...
- TheAmazingIdiot 15y agoI've considered this very idea. I've thought of a few legit business ideas that I cannot afford the legal costs of startup. I could, instead, do it without help and rely on system d with multiple payment options. It would most certainly include bitcoin as a payment option. One of the ideas is effectively is what paypal does with money, but with people. They break state money transmitter laws, yet still stay in business. Mine would break labor laws, only because they are meant for the individual to work for X bigCo.