> Over the last few years, stablecoins have become a preferred means to hold and move money (for convenience, etc).
Huh?
In the western world this is nonsense. I move 6-7 digits regularly, internationally, even between continents, for free. Convenience of cryptocurrency? Lol. Maybe if I want to send money to Nigeria or North Korea.
Cryptocurrency was never more convenient. It's cheaper than Western Union when that's the only alternative, but boy is that a low bar and an edge case.
Traditional banking is getting faster and cheaper by the year, so your claim is getting less true every day, not more,
Huh?
In the western world this is nonsense. I move 6-7 digits regularly, internationally, even between continents, for free. Convenience of cryptocurrency? Lol. Maybe if I want to send money to Nigeria or North Korea.
Cryptocurrency was never more convenient. It's cheaper than Western Union when that's the only alternative, but boy is that a low bar and an edge case.
Traditional banking is getting faster and cheaper by the year, so your claim is getting less true every day, not more,