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Using bitcoins in Venezuela isn't illegal.

Depends on the situation, if the company is u profitable and near bankcrupty I think not many want to be the replacement ceo...

It is quite low effort, and probably quite a good value.

LOL, numerous listed stocks are way more illiquid than bitcoin.

You have missed nothing. It is just another traditional business implemented "on blockchain", and as usual the blockchain here doesn't add value.

More likely couldn't get a job he liked.

So, do you mean that the less wealthy people don't go for rent-seeking etc?

That's just bollocks. The system rewards innovation, not just that consistently and probably not that much. And people in all income classes behave the same way.

No one has designed the system.

Token is like a bearer share which can be transfered digitally from person to person. Bearer shares are not that common nowadays but I understand that in the past they were quite popular.

Hmm, I used uber in japan when I was traveling there and it worked quite well. What kind of problems were they having?

When you have violence monopoly backing up your business, it is easy to limit competition.

People take care of their cars only to a level where it makes economic sense. Same applies for bikes. There's plenty of badly treated cars everywhere.

Not in that sense. But one open sourcing I was witnessing revealed other sensitive information (credentials), and resulted in a huge losses to the company.

I think people routinely under-estimate how difficult these fiat-onramps can be to operate. Lots of regulation and compliance.

Flood? I'm not that convinced rhat there will be a lot of entrepreneurs willing to go through the sec process for their token.