I don’t think all of crypto is always a scam. It can be useful in some instances, e.g. sometimes it’s the cheapest way to do cross-border money transfers (apart from just traveling with cash). It’s also the most private of the available digital payment schemes. But yeah unfortunately most of its use (which is as an “investment”, rather than just a money transfer utility) is a scam and a pyramid scheme. BTC shouldn’t cost $100k (or whatever it’s up to now).
Yeah, but also the price of a coin is a reflection of how much people “want” it, which increases liquidity, making it easier/cheaper to finalize your transfers. It’s a tradeoff as usual. E.g. with Bitcoin, you can find people willing to exchange cash for BTC and BTC for cash at exactly market rates, making your losses for a transfer equal the transaction fee. I don’t think I could do that with some random memecoin.
I don’t think all of crypto is always a scam. It can be useful in some instances, e.g. sometimes it’s the cheapest way to do cross-border money transfers (apart from just traveling with cash). It’s also the most private of the available digital payment schemes. But yeah unfortunately most of its use (which is as an “investment”, rather than just a money transfer utility) is a scam and a pyramid scheme. BTC shouldn’t cost $100k (or whatever it’s up to now).
feed go up when it increases in price so it’s not even a good thing for it to have high value
Yeah, but also the price of a coin is a reflection of how much people “want” it, which increases liquidity, making it easier/cheaper to finalize your transfers. It’s a tradeoff as usual. E.g. with Bitcoin, you can find people willing to exchange cash for BTC and BTC for cash at exactly market rates, making your losses for a transfer equal the transaction fee. I don’t think I could do that with some random memecoin.
You would ripple or litecoin, whichever ones have small fees idr