Topic: Best coin to buy a cup of Coffee? - page 6. (Read 1953 times)
I'm surprised Doge has come up so much. I guess it makes sense though. It's been around for a long time, so places that accept crypto will most likely accept it. Transaction speed isn't bad either.
I think ethereum can be use for that and also dogecoin and waves are awesome. So it just depend on you to pick one out of this three
For me it is Ethereum. I sell my Ethereum on my prefered exchange and then transfer that money to my bank and then I can use my debit card to buy a cup of coffee. It would be nice if it was possible to pay directly with crypto but my preferred coffee shop only accepts traditional payment methods and VISA and Mastercard are resistant to allowing Crypto connected cards. Costs me $0.42 to sell my ETH, $0.30 to transfer the proceeds to my bank. Thats is why I usually will do about $100 as a minimum at any one time.
So what's the best coin to buy a cup of Coffee with? Transaction cost must not be expensive and the transaction must complete before the Coffee gets cold... 
Better paper money has not yet come up with anything, we must first look for a café that accepts payment in the crypto, and then think about how to pay. 
So what's the best coin to buy a cup of Coffee with? Transaction cost must not be expensive and the transaction must complete before the Coffee gets cold...
It would have to be Nano, if the vendor accepts it. Transactions are free and take less than 1 second.
So what's the best coin to buy a cup of Coffee with? Transaction cost must not be expensive and the transaction must complete before the Coffee gets cold...
I think it's dogecoin, from what I've experienced for example on gambling sites like 999dice they bidding on dogecoin for betting, there I try to deposit and withdraw, it turns out the fee is small and fast running up to the wallet, I have not used so many other cryptocurrencies so maybe there are coins that are cheaper and faster, but dogecoin that I think is right with what you need.
Until Visa and Mastercard modify their stance towards crypto backed cards I don't think this scenario will actually work. Centra had a functional card out there that allowed 18 different coins to be used to back FIAT transactions but they were to slack with their operation in the early stages and got shut down eventually by the SEC.
hhhh, I think what you're asking for is the fastest way to transfer tokens.
But I don't think there's anything faster than paper money.
But I don't think there's anything faster than paper money.
An certainly not with zero transaction fees! Transaction costs cannot possibly be lower... unless there is a coin that pays you to use it?
Bitcoin using lighting network. It is the only coin that has liquidity in almost any part of the world. LN is fast and cheap. ANd you can trust in Bitcoin network. They do not stop or revogate your rights as other coins have done.
So what's the best coin to buy a cup of Coffee with? Transaction cost must not be expensive and the transaction must complete before the Coffee gets cold...
Coffee coin perhaps?
There are many coins with fast transaction and low fee and they can be awesome for buying a cup of coffee like Digibyte.
So what's the best coin to buy a cup of Coffee with? Transaction cost must not be expensive and the transaction must complete before the Coffee gets cold...
With a low transaction fee and cheap, the better choices is DogeCoin.
There are many types of coin cheap enough that you can buy a cup of saffron to sip on the morning before listening to information on what kind of trading platform you propose copper so you can drink a cup of coffee.
I guess OP is trying to set up a coffee shop that accepts crypto. Correct me if I'm wrong, maybe he wanted to know what crypto is the best mode of payment for customers paying in crypto with less hassle, faster transactions and most likely very cheap transaction fee. You can check the altcoins that have faster transactions speeds and lesser fees. I'm gonna go with doge, XRP, XRB, and nano.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/which-coin-have-highest-transaction-speed-and-lowest-fee-2460109
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/which-coin-have-highest-transaction-speed-and-lowest-fee-2460109
So what's the best coin to buy a cup of Coffee with? Transaction cost must not be expensive and the transaction must complete before the Coffee gets cold...
I think, only fiat can do that. Here in the Philippines, we have a wallet called Coins.ph that offer an easy exchange from Bitcoin to Peso. When you send Bitcoin in your Peso Wallet, it will automatically converted in Peso. Now that Coins.ph is widely known here, some restaurant and cafe, open up a peer-to-peer (QR) payment. The best thing in this App, if you want to transfer peso into another peso wallet, there's no fee and believe it or not - the transaction speed is more than a peer-to-peer.
So what's the best coin to buy a cup of Coffee with? Transaction cost must not be expensive and the transaction must complete before the Coffee gets cold...
Dude why you need to have a headache waiting for confirmation just for a cup of coffee when you can easily buy it with your fiat. Be practical
I choose dogecoin, where the fee is very cheap and the price is still cheap, tron and stq also still worth quite cheap.
Storecoin,. It still in the making but try to check it out..
hhhh, I think what you're asking for is the fastest way to transfer tokens.
But I don't think there's anything faster than paper money.
But I don't think there's anything faster than paper money.
An certainly not with zero transaction fees! Transaction costs cannot possibly be lower... unless there is a coin that pays you to use it?
hhhh, I think what you're asking for is the fastest way to transfer tokens.
But I don't think there's anything faster than paper money.
But I don't think there's anything faster than paper money.
So what's the best coin to buy a cup of Coffee with? Transaction cost must not be expensive and the transaction must complete before the Coffee gets cold...
To get the freshest, hottest cup of joe with zero tx fees, you would use Yen in Japan, Yuan in China, Ringgit in Malaysia, Rubles in Russia, USD in America, CAD in Canada, EUR in the Euro zone, Lek in Albania, Lei in Romania and Pula (lol) in Botswana <- that's funny if you know Romanian language. Sorry, too many coins to list. If you want to be specific about where you're buying your coffee, it would be easier to assist you.
edit: here's a list of all currencies you can refer to - https://www.countries-ofthe-world.com/world-currencies.html
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