Has everyone moved to cryptocurrencies?

 Vladimir RA
Has everyone moved to cryptocurrencies?
The question is provocative, but in practice it removes ALL restrictions. The advantage is that you deliver any amount to anywhere in the world, for a minimum commission, for a minimum time. And no one will trace from which country they flew and where they flew. The downside is that you need infrastructure and for the first time volatility will scare you (unless you immediately go into USDT for example). New El Salvador!!! But the authorities have always looked one place ahead and head to the 19th century - except that Mercury retrograde will affect))).

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level brawl
This is a worldwide scam

Dragomir Butulisov
Yes, I would have switched, if this crypt could be paid in a bar .... Or at least carry it in the form of a card.

dude so yeah
The problem with crypto is that for an ordinary hard worker there are no normal ways to buy / sell it from a salary card. because in some cases the card is frozen and the bank immediately calls asking what kind of suspicious transaction. and then you have to prove that everything is in order and ASK for the card to be unlocked for you. when you have a lot of money it's not a problem. and when the only salary card is blocked, then next time you will think about whether you need a crypt

Spoilerok
Judging by the rate of the crypt, it does not look like they have switched.

Alexander Nikitin
The crypt has pseudo privacy, besides, it has no means of payment, go to the store and they will explain to you where to take a walk with it.

Mr White
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