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Good customers tend to be a rare too though. It's less about the fluctuation and more about other services not accepting Bitcoin at the moment. If your utility
by eksith 13y ago
Good customers tend to be a rare too though.
It's less about the fluctuation and more about other services not accepting Bitcoin at the moment. If your utility providers accept Bitcoin that could grease the wheels a bit toward general acceptance.
I don't even consider Bitcoin's privacy as a selling point; more than that, it's that real forgery is impossible like going back to the days of trading with gold*
*Of course there were crafty forgers mixing in lead and the like to make fake coins and bullion, but crypto makes that harder.
- lukeschlather 13y agoBitcoin offers pretty poor privacy. Bitcoin is basically like using a credit card that posts every purchase you make on the Internet. Now, unlike a credit card your name isn't necessarily tied to the a bitcoin wallet, but realistically you're unlikely to have more than a few bitcoin wallets, and even if you have multiple ones, any transfers you make between them will also be publicly broadcast, so someone with a bit of computing power can likely compute with very high probability what you're doing with your money if they can locate a single transaction they know you have made.