Apologies, totally forgot about that, I just searched for the figure again.. you really should update the wikipedia article with your research. Anyway my argum

Apologies, totally forgot about that, I just searched for the figure again.. you really should update the wikipedia article with your research. Anyway my argument is not based on the fraud figure (at least not at the <=1% level). That still leaves plenty of room for consumer benefits. Also, don't get depressed! Bitcoin's cool. Someone mentioned microtransactions -- makes a lot of sense for that. Digital cash stuff. It's just not going to take over all consumer spending on the basis of "saving fees". The right analytical lens to use is "consumer benefits".