Except drug dealers/criminals, grifters and seemingly the administration of the US (and if anyone can tell me the difference between those first two and the last one at this point I'd appreciate it).
I’m uncomfortable with having something in common with Switzerland (Northern Italian, grew up about thirty kilometres south of the border) but here we are.
A lot of words written and nothing was said except that he wants cheaper backoffice workforce and I guess that he’s observing that cryptocurrencies are not replacing fiat in people’s day-to-day lives to pay for groceries?
Cryptocurrencies have reached an equilibrium, the next step are probably smart contracts and private blockchains between banks.
It's not just Switzerland. It's mostly everybody at this point.
Those gamblers went to AI stocks
Except drug dealers/criminals, grifters and seemingly the administration of the US (and if anyone can tell me the difference between those first two and the last one at this point I'd appreciate it).
Everyone, retreat. Nothing to see here :DDD.
I’m uncomfortable with having something in common with Switzerland (Northern Italian, grew up about thirty kilometres south of the border) but here we are.
A lot of words written and nothing was said except that he wants cheaper backoffice workforce and I guess that he’s observing that cryptocurrencies are not replacing fiat in people’s day-to-day lives to pay for groceries?
Cryptocurrencies have reached an equilibrium, the next step are probably smart contracts and private blockchains between banks.
> the next step are probably smart contracts and private blockchains between banks.
Has already happened: Chainlink, and they're doing very well.
Finally.