The one remaining business where cash makes sense is crime - to the extent that most $100 bills contain detectable traces of cocaine. I think there may be a di

The one remaining business where cash makes sense is crime - to the extent that most $100 bills contain detectable traces of cocaine. I think there may be a different reason for the connection between $100 bills and cocaine, which has nothing to do with how they are paid for. There's one - or two - more legitimate case for bitcoin I can see - and strangely enough I don't see bitcoin advocates arguing for them: buying embarrassing things online, or donating anonymously to causes you might not want to admit your support for in public The main reason most people ever got to hear about Bitcoin in the first place was that it was, for a while, the only way to donate money to Wikileaks, after PayPal and the credit card companies cut them off. I know this was more than a year ago and time moves faster on the internet, but has this been forgotten already?