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Hey guys!

 

Would like to start a new discussion about crypto and its future

 

With the rise of Bitcoin, Ethereum, and stablecoins, more people are using crypto for payments, savings, and even to protect against inflation. On the other hand, traditional money (like the dollar or euro) is still the standard for everyday use: buying groceries, paying rent, and getting paid.

 

Some key differences:

 

  • Crypto is decentralized, digital, and borderless.
  • Fiat money is government-issued, widely accepted, and relatively stable.
  • Crypto can be fast and private but is often volatile.
  • Fiat is stable but subject to inflation and government control.

 

 

Discussion Questions:

 

  • Do you think crypto has the potential to fully replace traditional money?
  • What advantages or disadvantages do you see in using crypto every day?
  • Would you trust your salary or savings entirely in crypto?

 

 

Curious to hear your thoughts, especially from people who use both! 📊

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57 minutes ago, satoshi said:

I’m all in on crypto, but still a lot of people treat it like some scam investments 

What do you use to pay your bills with crypto, I heard there are some wallets that allow you to have a debit card, but have never tried them. Are they even safe and what if someone from tax office will start ask questions?

14 minutes ago, Lucky_Guy said:

What do you use to pay your bills with crypto, I heard there are some wallets that allow you to have a debit card, but have never tried them. Are they even safe and what if someone from tax office will start ask questions?

I’m using Bybit card, it’s really nice and gives you a cash back, but it depends on your region. I don’t care about tax office, first they have to find me LMAO 

2 hours ago, 513 said:

 

 

Discussion Questions:

 

  • Do you think crypto has the potential to fully replace traditional money?
  • What advantages or disadvantages do you see in using crypto every day?
  • Would you trust your salary or savings entirely in crypto?

I’ve been following crypto for a while and honestly I just don’t see it replacing fiat anytime soon)

The biggest issue is regulation. Governments aren’t going to let go of control over money supply and monetary policy

We’re already seeing more crackdowns tighter rules and increased pressure on stablecoins and exchanges, if crypto has to follow all the same KYC and AML rules it loses a lot of what made it attractive in the first place!!!

Also for a lot of people, crypto is still way too risky and confusing: managing private keys worrying about scams or sending to the wrong address isn’t something most people want to deal with.

Fiat might not be perfect but it’s stable widely accepted and backed by real institutions. I think crypto will stick around and be useful in some areas like international transfers or as an investment, but full replacement of traditional money just doesn’t seem realistic anytime soon, just my personal opinion tho!

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26 minutes ago, SpinLegend said:

I’ve been following crypto for a while and honestly I just don’t see it replacing fiat anytime soon)

The biggest issue is regulation. Governments aren’t going to let go of control over money supply and monetary policy

We’re already seeing more crackdowns tighter rules and increased pressure on stablecoins and exchanges, if crypto has to follow all the same KYC and AML rules it loses a lot of what made it attractive in the first place!!!

Also for a lot of people, crypto is still way too risky and confusing: managing private keys worrying about scams or sending to the wrong address isn’t something most people want to deal with.

Fiat might not be perfect but it’s stable widely accepted and backed by real institutions. I think crypto will stick around and be useful in some areas like international transfers or as an investment, but full replacement of traditional money just doesn’t seem realistic anytime soon, just my personal opinion tho!

That’s the point of regulation, maybe it won’t be so decentralised, but it’s the price you pay for stability and safety

In my opinion we are going in a right way, it’s already a lot more easy and safe than 2 years ago

I’m using both fiat and crypto. Fiat for national transfers and crypto to transfer abroad and pay some bills

And I’ve noticed that more and more banks start to operate crypto, at least they don’t look at it like some scam anymore, which is really admiring and might be solid base for the future 

2 hours ago, satoshi said:

That’s the point of regulation, maybe it won’t be so decentralised, but it’s the price you pay for stability and safety

In my opinion we are going in a right way, it’s already a lot more easy and safe than 2 years ago

It was supposed to fight evil, not join it 😆

18 hours ago, satoshi said:

That’s the point of regulation, maybe it won’t be so decentralised, but it’s the price you pay for stability and safety

In my opinion we are going in a right way, it’s already a lot more easy and safe than 2 years ago

No LMAO, the point is that it was supposed to be an oposite from what we see now. Tell me then, what would be the difference between fiat and crypto after all those regulations?

It's already almost impossible to transfer crypto and cash it out without any problems, or you have to use some third party services which make it a lot more dangerous 

5 hours ago, SpinLegend said:

No LMAO, the point is that it was supposed to be an oposite from what we see now. Tell me then, what would be the difference between fiat and crypto after all those regulations?

It's already almost impossible to transfer crypto and cash it out without any problems, or you have to use some third party services which make it a lot more dangerous 

I understand you bro, but it would be impossible without any regulations, how do you imagine that there will be some sort of asset that allows you to transfer whatever you want and no questions at all? Cmon 

Now we are walking by the only possible way that actually could work in terms of replacing or at least coliving with original fiat money

10 minutes ago, satoshi said:

I understand you bro, but it would be impossible without any regulations, how do you imagine that there will be some sort of asset that allows you to transfer whatever you want and no questions at all? Cmon 

Now we are walking by the only possible way that actually could work in terms of replacing or at least coliving with original fiat money

Facts 

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