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RE: Les cryptos … sur le Net – 11 juin 2018
In developed countries, there is already a highly developed banking system and laws that protect citizens against abuse even if it is not perfect. Few countries can accept an economy and a parallel currency.
In less developed countries, cryptocurrencies replace weak banking systems and a source of foreign capital without government investment
yes, now i already understand about it all, i think, i do have to learn a lot from you about Cryptocurrency. In the country I live Cryptocurrency has not developed well, so if we want to do transactions for Cryptocurrency, it is very difficult. Thanks for the information @grandpere...
Do you have a bank account or credit / debit cards? Do the stores accept debit / credit cards? With an exchange you can convert crypto -> fiat and then transfer to your bank account or debit / credit card
yes, I have a bank account, usually if I make a transaction first I convert SBD to ETH and after that I send to Bitcoin, then I sell it there, after that, I just transfer to Bank account, but for transactions in my country very hard, because I have to change my laptop IP first to another country, then I can make a transaction. That's what makes me think that my country has not fully supported Crypto.
First, you can change SBD to BTC or LTC without going through ETH. A transaction instead of two. I guess your bank only accepts deposits from foreign countries, so you have to use a VPN.
Yes, so I have to use VPN, if I change the SBD directly to BTC the transaction cost is very expensive, therefore I change to ETH first after that new to BTC. Is there any other way for a cheap transaction?
The way I do this transaction costs 1 SBD.
I understand, that's fine.
Well, I am very happy to share with you, and much new information I get from you. Thank you so much for all this science. And hopefully you will be more successful for the future, and can always be a teacher for me... :)