I fail to see what point you're trying to make here. If you want to use a bitcoin bank you can. If you don't then you don't have to and can self custody. You have the choice to do either. Which is not the case with…
Cash can't do those things either. It would be relatively easy to have a regulated bitcoin bank that offers such services. Coinbase is heading that way.
> "after taking refuge in the Ecuadorian Embassy in a bid to avoid extradition to Sweden to face rape charges in 2012." Oh BBC, still with the smearing. Can't you at least pretend to be objective. Assange/Wikileaks have…
Yeah, I can't wait until FB starts selling my entire transaction history to anyone that wants it to pay for this magical free service. Also, PayPal already tried to do this 20 years ago. It won't happen.
> it will probably have a bitcoin style valuation bubble It's a stable coin so it can't have such a bubble. It's main utility will probably only be cross border p2p payments for countries that allow it.
I fail to see what point you're trying to make here. If you want to use a bitcoin bank you can. If you don't then you don't have to and can self custody. You have the choice to do either. Which is not the case with…
Cash can't do those things either. It would be relatively easy to have a regulated bitcoin bank that offers such services. Coinbase is heading that way.
> "after taking refuge in the Ecuadorian Embassy in a bid to avoid extradition to Sweden to face rape charges in 2012." Oh BBC, still with the smearing. Can't you at least pretend to be objective. Assange/Wikileaks have…
Yeah, I can't wait until FB starts selling my entire transaction history to anyone that wants it to pay for this magical free service. Also, PayPal already tried to do this 20 years ago. It won't happen.
> it will probably have a bitcoin style valuation bubble It's a stable coin so it can't have such a bubble. It's main utility will probably only be cross border p2p payments for countries that allow it.