Crypto VS Classic marketplaces. Possibilities and Prospects

[stoletss]

Well, this is a question of the distant future, while we can use the fact that the goods in such stores are cheaper.

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[NEFFEX]

Are they definitely cheaper?

[crazy_scenario]

If we are talking about Modultrade, then everything I saw is cheaper by 20-30%

[flatbush zombies]

LOL there are also unusual products - Russian art is amazing!

[klimus]

So what’s the advantage of cryptomarketplaces? Let’s Assume that the price is lower due to lower costs, etc. that’s it?

[tenaciousme]

isn’t it enough for you? if you’re able to save a couple of funds — it’s always good

[Mr_Pickles]

So what’s the advantage of cryptomarketplaces? Let’s Assume that the price is lower due to lower costs, etc. that’s it?

as for me, the lowest price is a determining factor.

[CherryWarrior]

Anyway, you can already find some stores with low prices - Taobao f.e. but, you need to know Chinese

[Oat Meal]

comprehending of how to make a purchase using crypto for typical buyers is like learning chinese

[AlbinoBlue]

comprehending of how to make a purchase using crypto for typical buyers is like learning chinese

well you might as well use Google Translate dude

[SnakeEyes666]

I haven’t seen a single crypto marketplace, which would be on a par with convenience and accessibility along with Amazon f.e., or at least a regular store. These are always some incomprehensible sites, where even it is difficult for me to understand what they want from me, although I own a cryptocurrency.

[HappyBirthday]

comprehending of how to make a purchase using crypto for typical buyers is like learning chinese

well you might as well use Google Translate dude

have you ever tried speaking to chinese using the translator? esp. if they are also using this tool.

[Huncho Jack]

overall, the wallet restocking before an actual purchase when, say, using ModulTrade,  is not complicated

[MakeMeFree]

overall, the wallet restocking before an actual purchase when, say, using ModulTrade,  is not complicated

ofc it’s not a big deal for you because you’re experienced enough. i’m almost sure that it can be hard for newbies.

[blackberry_pie]

overall, the wallet restocking before an actual purchase when, say, using ModulTrade,  is not complicated

ofc it’s not a big deal for you because you’re experienced enough. i’m almost sure that it can be hard for newbies.

c’mon dude, we have the Internet as an option if you really wanna learn something, it wouldn’t be a problem

[QuickMaths]

Nowadays all the cryptocurrency projects should make more efforts to popularize the idea itself. The majority of society knows that there was just some bitcoin that is a burst bubble lol.

[STI_2M]

Nowadays all the cryptocurrency projects should make more efforts to popularize the idea itself. The majority of society knows that there was just some bitcoin that is a burst bubble lol.

Bitcoin is a father of all the other bubbles
Anyway, I agree with this point. no promotion — no buyers and sellers as well.

[shield132]

With the increased interest in cryptocurrencies, there are growing possibilities of their application, namely payment of bills, short and long-term investments, purchase of goods / services, etc. To me, the last one is most rational above all.
So how do feel about that guys? Are phrases like “an Iphone for X BTC” are gonna become commonplace? Are there any prospects?

We can't see someone who will say: I am selling "this" for "X" amount of bitcoin because we all take care of btc/usd price, which means bitcoin is interesting when we know price in usd or euro. Imagine someone sells for "X" bitcoin and then price felt by 50%, in any way he will sell for "2x", I already explained the reason. Bitcoin is just a great method of payment, so people still will sell in usd but let you to pay with bitcoin and altcoins.

[coinmallio]

So what’s the advantage of cryptomarketplaces? Let’s Assume that the price is lower due to lower costs, etc. that’s it?

There's actually many benefits to using a crypto marketplace over a fiat marketplace. Not that much for physical products, but for virtual products it goes hand in hand. A few examples:

1) When buying a virtual product for fiat you oftentimes need to wait for the payment to be processed, then be subjected to KYC because the item is fraud-sensitive and paying in fiat is reversible. It's a hassle to make the purchase, whereas with crypto you completely bypass the need for either by simply paying in non-reversible cryptocurrencies.

2) In the same vein, there's many virtual items you are unable to buy on Amazon and/or eBay because they're so fraud-sensitive. Anything ranging from gift cards, subscriptions, top-ups, e-tickets to events and the like are not allowed to be listed. Cryptocurrency isn't prone to charge backs or fraud, so selling aforementioned items for crypto is perfect.

3) P2P commerce across the globe. If you want to buy an item from someone within your country, you're able to do so relatively easily with the help of a bank transfer, PayPal transfer or other well-known payment method within your country. It gets trickier when you try to extend this to a global scale. A person from France can't pay a person in Bangladesh because PayPal doesn't support the latter, bank transfer fees are way too high and other methods of payment aren't supported either. Cryptocurrency comes in really handy here because anyone can start accepting it immediately without requiring any permission and not subjected to any restrictions.

[Greenwinter]

all the big stores had to start somewhere, and they also had to overcome distrust from the beginning.