> If you could pay rent and utilities and buy food using some sufficiently decentralized token, crypto may become a viable alternative. You can do all that tod

> If you could pay rent and utilities and buy food using some sufficiently decentralized token, crypto may become a viable alternative. You can do all that today, although it requires some learning and setup, but at least in the US it's totally doable. I know of Joel Valenzuela who is an evangelist about paying everything with decentralized cryptocurrencies: https://descentr.net/ https://descentr.net/ The interesting thing about cryptocurrencies is using them directly, i.e. when users have their own wallets under their full control. Then it's magical when you make a transaction to somebody and think that nobody is censoring, filtering, moderating or rejecting it in any way. Oh and no PII either. Edit: typo.