Buying goods or services using crypto

[Perfectbaby]

Have you seen that in Vietnam you can now pay for everyday purchases directly from a non-custodial Trust Wallet? Though, I've read the website of the platform providing the technology behind this system, and it gave me the impression that it is only about purchases using stablecoins, rather than using actual cryptocurrencies for payments. Still, it is a very important step. After all, in the worst case, any cryptocurrency can be exchanged for stablecoins without unnecessary bureaucracy.

My first time hearing this news..
From my own reasoning why they solely limited
To stable coin could be as the cause of volatility in the altcoin market.
And Yes, there are possibilities for expanding their payments methods if they have understood the system very well and can accept the risks associated with the altcoin market, not also limited to altcoin but I think they would include Bitcoin in time to come so they are just doing to start giving their customers impression that they accept cryptocurrency at the main time.

[noorman0]

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From my own reasoning why they solely limited
To stable coin could be as the cause of volatility in the altcoin market.

If they can accelerate instant price fixing on the exchange end for highly volatile altcoins, I think they could expand their support in the future.

I'd be interested in hearing real-life experiences from Vietnamese users, especially whether the fees are reasonable. If consumers are essentially paying the cashier in fiat (and this can be explained technically), perhaps this could be a payment solution in countries that don't yet allow crypto for daily transactions.

[AG0RA]

Ever tough buying or selling, goods and services, peer to peer? It's kinda Craigslist, but we trade in Bitcoin!

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