Well we can sell our products on the marketplace, maybe in times there will be APIs ready so we can easily import products from feed.
Import what products, SmartPhones and cigarettes? There are already protocols available, HTTP and SSL that allow me to purchase goods from anyplace in the world with my credit card. As far as APIs and transaction protocols that allow all the credit card processing to occur, I don't know anything about that. I'm a Soccer Mom. I go to Amazon, type Nike Sneakers in the search box, look through the results and press the buy button and get the sneakers my kid wants delivered to my home. For Free, because I bought a Prime account.
Will digital cash make that easier? I'd like that.
Thanks,
DeezCoinz
I can't agree with your vision. I know that e.g. PayPal takes about 4-5% that would be $4-5 per $100.
BitBay sellers would have a better price margin to sell products and if they lower their selling price to give some profit to the buyer, then I would say it's a win/win situation. Wouldn't you?
Thanks for the compliment, but I'm not a visionary.
I buy and use bitcoin because it's fun and for the technology. I trade a few crytocurrencies, less than $150 total, because it's fun, and I just might end up very rich someday.
So, I'm down with digital currencies. My wife is the devils advocate. She asks "who would want to use that?" I don't have a good answer. If, because of no interest and no transaction fees, coin based markets could offer across the board lower prices than the competition as you suggest, that would be a good reason to convert. Most tech advances are either completely new ideas or improvements on existing tech. Often the improvements involve ease of use. I don't have a case where any coin based marketplace would be easier to use for most people. Without that there doesn't seem to be any compelling reason to switch.