With this crypto shyt, this can be true for a lot of projects/coins tho. You really have to be with the shyts to be in and out and jumping from project to project, flip side is, something like MATIC was literally a penny in January.i remember back on reddit, i seen some true degenerates would take like $20k, $50k of equity in their house and just dump shyt into 100s of coins. "you only need to hit on a few of them" was the logic...this was back in 2018 tho
if those dudes managed to hold for 3 years then....
Oh here comes the flood of shyt coins again
Just my opinion but there needs to be some type of protection of your assets before it’s widely adopted. Crypto is still to much of a zero sum game. Your money is safe in bank accounts even if the bank goes belly up, funds stolen etc.When do yal think it's going to be viable to ditching traditional checking/savings accounts and having crypto assets being adopted instead.
With stablecoins being a thing, and with some exchanges offering double digit APR for holding them, it actually makes a hell of a lot more sense to store the amount of bread you have in FIAT in a stablecoin and gain that kind of % on your money opposed to it just sitting in your bank account.
If there was a solution that let people pay off credit cards with crypto that would be interesting.
When do yal think it's going to be viable to ditching traditional checking/savings accounts and having crypto assets being adopted instead.
With stablecoins being a thing, and with some exchanges offering double digit APR for holding them, it actually makes a hell of a lot more sense to store the amount of bread you have in FIAT in a stablecoin and gain that kind of % on your money opposed to it just sitting in your bank account.
If there was a solution that let people pay off credit cards with crypto that would be interesting.
No doubt. However, with how things are being disrupted, banks as we know them today won't be the same. If someone figures this out, it's going to be a real gamechanger IMO.
