305 sats \ 3 replies \ @clr 13 Mar
Interesting. The words "bitcoin" or even "crypto*" appear exactly 0 times on that letter. More so given that several years ago they dabbled into accepting bitcoin (onchain), then they removed it, allegedly because of the high onchain fees. This means they are very aware of bitcoin.
Are they right and bitcoin will be negligible 10 years from now? Will central banks, commercial banks, governments, regulators and these fiat companies that make a living out of showing a polished UI/UX on top of an overly complex and fraudulent system be the winners?
Or are they wrong in the same way that it seems that Google will be disrupted by AI and these fiat boys are going to receive the lesson of their lives? How can we make it so that 10 years from now bitcoin is the thing and not these ultra-fiat companies and institutions?
Please discuss.
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139 sats \ 2 replies \ @Malachi17 13 Mar
Stripe made integration easy, and so gained adoption. Bitcoin is not as easy to adopt for the average person.
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95 sats \ 1 reply \ @kr OP 13 Mar freebie
i agree, as bitcoin becomes easier to use for commerce, stripe will recognize this and support it
i don’t think they’ll be a leader, but i don’t think they’ll be left behind either.
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67 sats \ 0 replies \ @DiedOnTitan 13 Mar
It's important to keep in mind that Bitcoin is a protocol. Not an app. Ease of use is pretty low on the list of priorities for developing protocols. Security, scalability, and performance are key. For apps, user experience is paramount.
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