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December 13, 2013, 05:13:09 PM |
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I think B2B btc transactions might not have the volume that might be needed to make it mainstream as you say. While it will no doubt be a good thing, but ultimately, from my observation the rise in popularity in bitcoins(from a customer usage perspective, as opposed to speculators seeking to profit) has been more as a result of people (Customers) hearing about it and researching it and taking a gamble on using it, and businesses seeing the interest bitcoins generate in their clients mind and choosing to offer same as a payment option.
Methinks a lot of B2B's will be reluctant to adopt bitcoins because of the uncertainty and un-regulation of the currency, and at such will want some sort of security in cases of disputes for instance. But when a lot of a company's clients demand it, a forward thinking company will listen to the voice of that customer.
Solution? Slow and steady wins the race. Small, sustained growth and use of bitcoins (be it B2B or B2C) will see it become more mainstream. Not to mention it getting some more positive comments/actions from the powers that be.
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