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What cashless really means:
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Satoshi Nakamoto · 120w
That sounds really sad - hope it never comes to it! I used to pay everything by debit card, now i make an effort to use cash whenever possible
IroncladDev · 120w
That sounds horrible
Bitcoin Nora · 120w
I'll be #zapping my grandkids via eye-based biometrics tbh. Don't know about you
Bitcoin Wizard ๐Ÿง™๐Ÿปโ€โ™‚๏ธ · 120w
This is also an issue that some Bitcoiners are looking at from the wrong angle. They are almost celebrating a cash-free society even though the development in this direction is detrimental to their own interests. Cash means freedom. As this is the case, it has been severely restricted in some count...
nostrich · 120w
Have you heard about Monero? It's what most people refer to when they talk about digital cash.
genXalpha · 120w
well said
bye · 120w
Keep paying cash! I mostly avoid the places that don't even accept it, but it sucks when more and more places in the city seem to go along... and mostly they have some naive teenager working there looking all glazed when I point out that by law they should accept cash.. As a useful tip. I carry muc...
bye · 120w
Oh, and pay cash so you can... https://m.primal.net/IpJx.jpg ๐ŸŽ“
BitcoinAddict · 120w
One correction, I don't think there will be banks. It's just one central authority like the FED.
The Last Puppet Show on Earth · 120w
Buhbye cuck bucks
rfkill · 120w
at least you can print ecash tokens and put those in birthday cards
Leo Wandersleb · 120w
And this is a distinguishing factor between cards and Bitcoin. People often don't get that before they start using Bitcoin. And with e-cash, privacy is even better than with physical cash.
sparky1000101 · 120w
๐Ÿ‘€
Forum voor Democratie · 120w
So true. And why most people don get it is beyond me...
Paul · 120w
We gotta do everything we can to build privacy layers on BTC!
captjack ๐Ÿดโ€โ˜ ๏ธโœจ๐Ÿ’œ · 120w
its inevitable - unstoppable
Byrger Tidesson · 119w
this doesn't mention the "active" control the government will have on your cash: controlling who, when and for what you can spend
tigs · 119w
Cross posted on IG. Got these... https://i.nostr.build/oM5MQ.png https://i.nostr.build/BRWRe.png How is a cashless society not imminent? Does USA Today mean for everyone but the west? So it would be thinly disintegrated into nothing instead? Gee... that sounds fun.
nostrich · 118w
https://fortune.com/europe/2024/06/21/why-going-cashless-has-turned-sweden-from-one-of-the-safest-countries-into-a-high-crime-nation/