Yesterday was a research forum of thesis school project and I actually did introduce in our system about using bitcoin as a payment processor aside from paypal,visa, bank transfer or whatsoever. I actually do assume it that no one actually cares so expected things did really happened.
However there is this one jurry stated that bitcoin is really prawn to money laundering and he ask if how would a certain business owner risk it and that made me realize that he is somehow right and that leads to other quedtion about the exchanger sites which follows KYc policies to prevent or atleast minimize the risk of money laundering however it violates also the main feature of bitcoin which is the anonymous transactions
However there is this one jurry stated that bitcoin is really prawn to money laundering and he ask if how would a certain business owner risk it and that made me realize that he is somehow right and that leads to other quedtion about the exchanger sites which follows KYc policies to prevent or atleast minimize the risk of money laundering however it violates also the main feature of bitcoin which is the anonymous transactions
Well, tbh its really hard, aside from people who are in the 90s who are maybe 30+ and above, even teenager who are young who have access to internet a lot might not accept it. Because its too unrealistic for them to believe that, something which is virtual do hold the currency value. I Did try to explain to my friends on bitcoin, the transaction, blockchain and so. But ya, base on many comments above, introducing bitcoin really ain't that easy. Perhaps you might introduce it to 10 people, but only 1 would buy that idea i suppose
, you could have answered, you could have been a millionaire if you had witnessed it way back 2010. (