Digital currency

[TheAwry]

With the oldest profession being a cash business, what’s to become of it when (not if; it’s only a matter of time) all transactions will require a central bank digital currency?

More to the point, how do you think you’ll pay for this hobby when the banks will have a record of every transaction?

 

[error434]

As long as cash exists, they will continue to take it. Also, some spas already accept credit cards and Zelle payments.

 

[billn1]

Bitcoin should be the way to go.

 

[BillyBlueEye2]

If spas ever went to credit card only you could always buy prepaid cards, i would never use a personal card at a spa. When they add a $500 tip try explaining that one to your credit card company or SO also you never want a paper trail.

 

[shudderingass]

We have many disadvantages to trade crypto. The worst thing is we can't buy and sell specific coins not like Europe or Asia.

 

[durbanlords]

We have many disadvantages to trade crypto. The worst thing is we can't buy and sell specific coins not like Europe or Asia.

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[Rustyshackleford]

It’s not happening anytime soon. Plus those brilliant little Asians will figure a way around it when it does.

 

[shudderingass]

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I'm talking about worldcoin. It's still not available on Coinbase.

 

[durbanlords]

Aah understood.

Is it not available on swap sites or decentralized exchanges?

I have not followed worldcoin in particular but am very familiar with using wallets and swaps since 2015 or so....