/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.9572533]

Cryptocurrency will become adopted to the majority in time organically without shilling.

It's a generation thing. The financial world, companies and governments are ran by old archaic dinosaurs that probably still write letters home.

When email came along and people saw you could contact someone instantly instead of waiting for weeks/months before getting a reply it was adopted by the masses.

Once the older generations die out, It will be a no brainer to use a currency that's instant. I'm 28 and I can't stand waiting 1-3 business days for clients money to clear in my account while also getting charged $2 per transaction.

[Anonymous No.9572565]

>>9572533
Anyone who has done a successful wallet to wallet transaction has to see the potential

[Anonymous No.9572568]

>>9572533

Also UX/UI is just not simple for normies yet. The moment you show a Bitcoin address and QR to even a young teen they put the whole thing in the too hard basket.

We need app's and interfaces as simple as banking apps and account references.

[Anonymous No.9572571]

>>9572533
And that’s exactly why Bitcon has the most potential in the ENTIRE market. Instant and free transactions compared to ancient abandoned BCore which is never going to be developed further and has $120+ fees per transaction - literally a scam.

[Anonymous No.9572572]

>>9572533
I think you're onto something, especially with the discourse between millenial and boomer generations, they won't be able to fud millenials.

[Anonymous No.9572577]

>>9572533
We already have instant currency, bitcoin is about more than that

[Anonymous No.9572581]

>>9572565
Agreed

[Anonymous No.9572614]

>>9572577

I'm all in crypto, and for me it's about the fact that it's MY wealth. For once in all of history my wealth is protected and no suit can come and steal it from me like they could from a bank account or a raid on my property to confiscate cash.

My support for the crypto space steams from anarchy, dismantle governments, take down centralised control and banks. Start again like America's first 100 years without Tax but do it properly with crypto currencies to cover use cases such as roads.

[Anonymous No.9572653]

>>9572577
Visa is not instant, merchants have to wait.

[Anonymous No.9572660]

>>9572571
>thinks chad norman wants to literally interact with physical bit coins

Autists have already fucking lost half of them forever. Normies will not deal with this shit. Physical remittances will be backend through trusted channels managed by literal banks.