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Wow, this is a really useful development. So it will be possible to facilitate the system of identity verification at airports, if they certainly begin to support such blockchain development. Because passport data rarely changes every few years, but the appearance of a person then changes every year.
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Hi, in what social networks do all crypto-geeks sit? In addition to telegrams or bitcointalk. advise me plz a good resource.
Write all questions in quorum, so it’s a very convenient service and they write quite specific tips. In others, mostly chatter |
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I like that banks also see the advantages of blockchain technology over their existing system. But one thing is not clear to me whether this will lead to the fact that any anonymous coins will be banned from us. If they began to be blocked on centralized exchanges, for example, I’m talking about Monero, then what will happen next? Will this lead to an attempt to impose control on the cryptocurrency industry as well?
Banks now receive a lot of different deductions from users, interest on cash withdrawals, interest on monthly services, on transactions, etc. But no one explains to the user where this sum of the commission comes from. I prefer to use services where the system is transparent and allows you to reduce the number of unnecessary intermediaries due to which such large commissions are removed |
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Now crypto is mainly used by traders or a group of enthusiasts. But can cryptocurrencies work for a global level?
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Banks remain needed as long as there is trust in them. But I agree if they would show me a service where I can get a microloan, with low interest and confidentiality ... I would use it, even if I do not understand cryptocurrencies too well. I don’t know how in other countries, but we have firms that can allocate funds to you ... however, these are often scammers who, in case of delayed payment, will not only charge you a higher percentage, but will come to your home and will threaten you. Cryptocurrencies are still much more convenient and secure.
I agree, I am unhappy that due to some external political differences, my country is blocking the receipt and sending of funds from Russia where my parents are. I am always infuriated that politicians use their ambitions and interests and circle us around the finger, not even allowing banks to work normally. Fortunately, they told me about crypto, now I know that if necessary I can always use them |
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If the banking sector also considers stable coins as potentially useful, then why are we not yet paying for goods with their help? I often hear people pay for the purchase of BTC or another crypto coin. It turns out that stable coins remain a means to avoid trading volatility? Does she have no other purpose?
Stablecoins still remain at the level of the conductor for trading, and all for the same reason why crypto is still not very common. This is the difficulty of acquiring. An ordinary person will like the speed and transparency that cryptocurrencies give, they can even study the system of making a profit and investing on the taklimakan platform. But this will not be enough until a simplified crypto purchase scheme is introduced. Now even having instructions does not always help. Since not all exchanges work for different countries. Perhaps the question is whether to use a stable coin or bitcoin is a matter of taste and practice. But given that any transactions can be seen freely through the blockchain regardless of the time of day, this casts doubt on the need to use bank transfer systems. That is why the US government there is blocking the libra. They want to simplify access to cryptocurrencies, and solve the problem of access to finance for non-banking people. This is a huge sphere of influence, and therefore the government says that the reserve fund must master it Haha, look at the entire trading range, do you see those there who are interested in fair competition? Not. They are stablecoins and will be used as protection against hyperinflation in crypto trading. And so far, this scheme has worked perfectly, as Tether's trading volume shows. |
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No one will consider you a failure if your investment is small. I would be more worried about those guys who are running to sell a house to invest all their money in bitcoin. My advice, try using trading recommendations on the taklimakan platform. They are created by experienced traders, and we, as beginners, can study their approach to investing. Cryptocurrencies, on the contrary, can be the right way to save money from political or economic problems.
I went and bought crypto only because banks do not offer favorable conditions at all. Local currencies remain in the shade and may collapse, while dollar deposits are too high. That is why banks have a period of crisis, although outwardly everything may look good. Credit systems cannot work when there is no public confidence in banks. Cryptocurrencies are also full of fraud, but here you act at your own risk and I put the amount that will not bring me any harm if they are lost. |
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