18amxn18

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   by 18amxn18 4y ago

   I don't know what the fuck it is, I just know I use it. Many of non techie friends do too. That's what happens when you live under a corrupt latin american govt that steals half of your money.
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   by 18amxn18 4y ago

   Yep. In a longer timespan, Bitcoin as well. And then cash.
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   by 18amxn18 4y ago

   > as a currency will never, ever happen Eh... I use it every day. And I'll continue doing so.
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   by 18amxn18 4y ago

   Again, it doesn't matter. No serious provider will ban customers without a fair warning. Same as Namecheap when it ended services for Russian customers with a 6-day notice.
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   by 18amxn18 4y ago

   None of that matters. The problem is the "without warning" part.
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   by 18amxn18 4y ago

   I live in an authoritarian thirld world country and I can say it's a godsend. But yes, it's only a temporary workaround and I'm seeing the trainwreck in slow motion.
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   by 18amxn18 4y ago

   I am aware. However, it's not a big deal for me because I use different wallets and sell to individuals locally, in cash. Sad that Bitcoin didn't start with the Monero obfuscation/fungibility technologies.
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   by 18amxn18 4y ago

   I use crypto every day and I'll continue using it for the years to come. That is, until it's completely banned along with cash, and the totalitarian surveillance dystopia of the future has a complete grip on citizens everywhere. T