Cool, thanks for elaborating it.

I am curious, I read the post, but did not understand your view.

I forgot to say, I am not selling.

I’ve never heard of this kind of contract sounds interesting! Works like a car leasing sort of?

Yeah, I spoke with the real state agent about accepting Bitcoin, specially with foreigner customers, she was an old lady, but after watching this whole process she seemed very opened to learn more about Bitcoin 🤞

Hahaha yeah! I've escaped some cycling fines by answering the cops in English and as cops in Spain don't speak English at all, they usually let you go :D

This is true unfortunately, even when adapted to the culture, language, and everything a foreigner is always a foreigner.

It was painful man, I am really happy at my new place tho. Worth it. What was your story?

That is the solution my friend!

It is very unfortunate that people think like this, 90% of "investors" like the gambling part of it and not the long-term view.

The bureaucracy is insane, but mostly I was frustrated by the banks and fees, not really with the country.

I believe that even though EU countries have its similarities and tried to reunite after wars and so on, there are still a lot of cultural differences, and culture is the most difficult thing to change!

Time will tell, but I believe country by country will start to look for its independence as some parts of the countries are already trying to.

Thank you for reading my brother! Cheers to the Bitcoin community around the world!

Yeah, and last time I was in the US I was really in shock on how much things cost. I lived in California in 2007 and remember everything being so cheap compared to Brazil, now a normal middle class Brazilian can no longer afford vacations in the US. Thanks for commenting!