I admire your optimism, I really do.
More than 99% of the native americans will only be concerned about turning their coins into cash........ you know the rest.
Why would you want to buy them from them?
More than 99% of the native americans will only be concerned about turning their coins into cash........ you know the rest.
Why would you want to buy them from them?
Thanks for that contribution. I don't think there is a single person here who doesn't know its all hype.
I think part of the point is financial freedom from the $. For example - Native Americans have the right to set-up casinos to earn a living for their communities. If they have their own currency, then they can set-up online casinos and transact with a global audience with their own currency. That could be worth $billions every month, who knows.
Lets give it a chance before we remove opportunity from them. That's all anyone really wants - opportunity. That's why rural areas have become deserts, people are moving to cities for greater opportunities; hence we have more than 50% of the global population living in urban environments. Native American's don't want to live in cities.
A little closer to home, opportunity for our kids is why we want to live next to nice schools. That's it, freedom to pursue opportunity.
These folks buying and trading mazacoin have helped to bring it out of obscurity and into all our consciousnesses. Would you or anyone else, including me, really have commented on the current state of the native americans if it were not for people by default helping a worthwhile cause, while trying to make a little on the side for themselves?
As I said before, come on chaps.... fill your boots, we're heading for the moon and way beyond. Possibly to the fourth star on the left past Neptune.
I agree with your sentiments, bravo!
However, we shouldn't really be spending money on schemes that have no chance of success, if it was a serious proposition they would already be using litecoin or similar.
