Some could think I'm crazy, but I still think that BTC goes way above $100,000, or it implodes.
Yeah with the transactions it's really a pain in the ass. But I think the main problem is to still calculate goods in fiat and convert it to crypto. When a lot of people start to reverse it crypto will be in the advantage. Every month I had to pay my servers in Russia in BTC I hoped that BTC is falling, because when it was raising I traveled 100km to a BTC ATM only to figure out that it ran out of BTC. Every time BTC goes up it's really hard to get anonymously BTC. Localbitcoins is also not anymore local, anyway, I dislike them, I was complaining for which purpose they want my ID (while they were still not forced to it). I had a discussion on their forum, where they deleted my messages and kicked my account.
Now I researching for my book were to get in Germany easy anonymous BTC, but it looks like it vanished almost and the majority buys and sells today on bitcoin.de, what is another terrible way, government-controlled and you need a mobile number (from your country of residence).
I think it's time to charge services more in crypto and also purchase more services which accept crypto, solves a lot of problems.
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