David696
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Thank you, TomI'd set the floor at $10K
Thank you for your input! Whilst your point is certainly valid, i do think that cash has a lot more pros in comparison to the payment options you mentioned (such as anonymity). And lets be real, the general population are not so savvy in downloading a Bitcoin wallet, knowing what a hash is and so on and so on. Cash too is a lot more anonymous than Bitcoin will ever be (due to the blockchain). Cash is easy and has always been around.It is catchy, but it is going against the grain, apple pay, bitcoin, etransfers etc... Even countries like India are trying to clean our their hoards of cash sitting around.
Understood, but less and less people are carrying it. If you are talking about the backstreets of Bangkok maybe not, but developed countries, that are going to pay up for such a name not so much. Like I said, it’s catchy, it has a niche, but also an expiry date, a sale sooner than later will benefit you more.Thank you for your input! Whilst your point is certainly valid, i do think that cash has a lot more pros in comparison to the payment options you mentioned (such as anonymity). And lets be real, the general population are not so savvy in downloading a Bitcoin wallet, knowing what a hash is and so on and so on. Cash too is a lot more anonymous than Bitcoin will ever be (due to the blockchain). Cash is easy and has always been around.
You think our world isn't already dystopian enough ? BTW Sweden is pretty much cashless nowadays. In other countries, for example Iceland, cash isn't extinct but paying for a cup of coffee by credit card is the norm.Come to think of it, a cashless society would also be quite dystopian
If the government do not want Cash Only transactions, why do they print Dollar bills / currency notes?It is catchy, but it is going against the grain, apple pay, bitcoin, etransfers etc... Even countries like India are trying to clean our their hoards of cash sitting around.
the same reason they took $1000 bills out of circulation in North America, now you are getting into economics.If the government do not want Cash Only transactions, why do they print Dollar bills / currency notes?
The crypto point aside, when I appraised it I'm taking into consideration "Cash Only" can have nothing to do with actual cash or specifying a desired form of currency, I've always heard 'Cash Only' being used as meaning "No Credit" or No Credit Needed, the Full Amount needs to be paid upfront (even if not paying with cash). It could be used as a brand for foreclosed/rehab real estate, a car dealership selling used/affordable autos, a Forex related business, loans, even a shop selling antique currency...


