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Topic: Is CryptoCurrency utterly Marginal? (Read 2471 times)

kbm
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July 12, 2014, 09:00:52 PM
#9
rings nothing new to the table and plz dont say 'fairness' cuz it absolutely does not at all. . .



Not sure where fairness even needs to come into the equation .. ?

Anyways, the realization of instantaneous and cheap money transfer would be something many people are interested in. Have you seen the wire transfer fees that are charged to purchase and import goods into the USA for entrepreneur shops?

Specific example for you here, bringing a $4000 shipment of electronic cigarette related goods can be done with ease if parties involved were to transact using a cryptocurrency. Less work is needed to be done to perform the transaction. This is an example outside of fairness.

That $4000 purchase usually has ~$100 in fees just for processing the tx, with a CC it's pennies (excluding bank fees ofc, but the necessity to change back into fiat is outside the scope of this point). The reason for the difference is because less of an infrastructure is required to process the transaction, not because it's 'more fair' to pay less or whatever tangent that comes from. Where's the flaw here?
legendary
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July 12, 2014, 08:39:32 PM
#8
True, but its very young yet. The same could have been said about Apple years ago and look at them today.

There's a lot of covert development occurring behind-the-scenes at the moment in Canada.

I think the Apples and Googles will be emerging soon. ( Wink )
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July 12, 2014, 07:09:17 PM
#7
The OP is correct. Crypto is a grain of sand in the Sahara. What is more, crypto has gone beyond anarchism and peer-to-peer, to Thomas Hobbes' "war of all against all". There is a future, but it is surely about niche markets for the honest currencies and selling out for the likes of Bitcoin (which the BTC Foundation is currently seeking to do .... just watch it over the next 12 months, which I guess will involve it making a claim of having intellectual or property rights in one way or another)


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July 12, 2014, 06:36:29 PM
#6
That's a pretty expensive joke if so!

$10B market cap of all cryptocoins is not really much... actually its almost nothing.

again: in the grand scheme of things

~CfA~

But it's what they intend to replace that is not a joke. I would have laughed at people if they told me I'd be getting all of my information about most anything I wanted to and performing many daily tasks on my ipod just a decade ago.

it will never replace fiat currency,we all know it.

it brings nothing new to the table and plz dont say 'fairness' cuz it absolutely does not at all. . .

~CfA~
kbm
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July 12, 2014, 06:16:45 PM
#5
That's a pretty expensive joke if so!

$10B market cap of all cryptocoins is not really much... actually its almost nothing.

again: in the grand scheme of things

~CfA~

But it's what they intend to replace that is not a joke. I would have laughed at people if they told me I'd be getting all of my information about most anything I wanted to and performing many daily tasks on my ipod just a decade ago.
legendary
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July 12, 2014, 06:15:50 PM
#4
True, but its very young yet. The same could have been said about Apple years ago and look at them today.
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July 12, 2014, 06:12:28 PM
#3
That's a pretty expensive joke if so!

$10B market cap of all cryptocoins is not really much... actually its almost nothing.

again: in the grand scheme of things

~CfA~
legendary
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July 12, 2014, 06:11:59 PM
#2
That's a pretty expensive joke if so!
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July 12, 2014, 06:08:03 PM
#1
seriously if u think about it . . . cryptocoins play such a marginal role anyway Grin

in the grand scheme of things in the world they r pretty much nothing...a tiny piece of dust.

~CfA~
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