As an example, this is a cryptocurrency market that has adoption as a method of payment (supplies, services, rent, etc). Yet, the currency has no formal presence on any market exchange site.
www.gchange.fr/#/app/home
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"Most cryptocurrencies, despite the market value, will not have any adoption as a method of payment,"
That can be clearly demonstrated to be false as they **already** have adoption as a form of payment.
Paypal now accepts cryptocurrencies at checkout, this covers like 50% of the internet or more right off the bat.
Moreover a ton of companies directly take Cryptocurrencies as payment now:
* Starbucks
* Microsoft
* Overstock
* Subway
* Shopify
* Dish Network
* AT&T
* Burger King (Venezuela)
* KFC (Canada)
* Twitch
* Pizza Hut (Venezuala)
* Miami Dolphins
* Mavricks
* Virgin Galactic
* Norwegian Air
* CheapAir
* NewEgg
The list is rather long I do I really need to continue?
Cant say I agree unless I or someone were posting a blog post or something where I might expect to snag a large group of people to get on board.. His personal decisions or any effort I make in a one-on-one conversation will have absolutely no effect on my personal profits.
That said I think you could say I am bias (just as you are bias to your own PoV).. but that isnt the same thing as a conflict of interests.
From January to the begining of April the USD has actually increased. it dropped slightly since april but overall is still up since january.
I haven't seen any evidence that consumer goods *as a whole* are actually going up in price noticeably faster than they normally do. Sure, oil is spiking, and that's also having some trickle-down effects since every industry relies on it, but that's not an indication of the dollar going down in real terms.
@likho @Coyote @freemo
