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asudox@lemmy.worldM to Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world ·
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What's your opinion about the future of cryptocurrencies?

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What's your opinion about the future of cryptocurrencies?

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  • Pons_Aelius@kbin.social
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    They will continue to be a ponzi scam that hopeful idiots will keep losing money on.

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      You seem to think about cryptocurrencies like gold as well; an investment. My question was about the future of them as a normal currency that you can use to pay with online. I personally use XMR when I can to pay services.

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        you seem to think about cryptocurrencies like gold as well; an investment.

        because that is what it actually is used for.

        My question was about the future of them as a normal currency

        That is dead and burred.

        The one thing a currency needs is a relatively stable value, otherwise it is useless as a medium of exchange…ie: money.

        While crypto is as stable as that bear that ate a couple of kg of cocaine.

        I think of it as a ponzi scheme because that us what it has become.

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          From the perspective of the developed world, crypto is unstable. It many countries, though, their home currency could be less stable.

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            People who downvoted never heard of Argentina, for example, where their currency is so bad that individual provinces have started creating their own local currencies instead.

            https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2024-01-19/defying-milei-s-austerity-argentina-province-plans-own-currency

            https://www.coindesk.com/markets/2024/02/12/tether-and-circle-stablecoin-purchases-dominate-in-argentina/

            https://www.forbes.com/sites/digital-assets/2023/04/26/crypto-usage-rises-across-argentina-despite-the-anti-crypto-imf-deal/?sh=7631cd706ece

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              They don’t need to know anything, as exalted first world white men, it’s their burden to enlighten the brown people’s from their ignorance

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        My question was about the future of them as a normal currency…

        There is none, crypto has never been nor will ever be a normal currency, at best it will keep being a fringe currency with dubious reputation and stabillity.

        I personally use XMR when I can to pay for services

        If XMR is anything like BTC in terms of it’s energy use per transaction then you are causing massive wastes of energy on a transaction comapred to a normal VISA transaction.

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