RE: Interruption of our services
We will hope, but you yourself write that the agreements have been signed, but this does not oblige you to anything. I'm talking about the fact that they propose to replace one payment system with another, or they say let's change dollars and euros to bitcoin. It was awl on soap. This brings politics and opposition to power. Because the opposition is doing all that to get all the same power. And when she comes to her, everything will return to normal.
And then I doubt that this has an economic effect, is cheaper and more profitable. The price of financial services is determined by banks and does not depend on consumers in any way. These services can cost a penny, but banks were created to take their interest from each transaction. And you suggest that they give their income to you.
I agree with you about the current system, but crypto is about changing things.
Even though governments will want to make a profit from this technology, the possibilities of crypto are so numerous that parallel solutions will exist.
We are looking for a more just world where poorer countries can also benefit from things.
I want to believe that this is possible
The hope for a more just world is a utopia. But man is so arranged that he first dreams, and then they hope. We will and we hope. Although, to be honest, I can not understand why cryptography, except as a gaming business, encounters obstacles and with such difficulty moves into our lives ...
The future will give us answers.
I do not believe in a utopia because man is above all a conqueror and will always want to dominate socially or culturally the others.
But a balance will occur, as we have seen in the past.
Slowly we will arrive at global solutions.
There have been revolutions, wars to achieve a more just world, things have already changed.
Even if the powerful of this world dominates the others, the man has always been able to impose in time its evolutions.
Crypto is another tool that can bring a balance
The future will give us answers. I hope this is the nearest, not 100 years.