Try working as a service provider with international customers, receive a payment from the client but getting notice from the bank saying it will take them 60 days to clear the money order, or that you can take it right away if they skim some of it.
Try living in Venezuela and seeing the government confiscating whatever property they can if you happen to be in the opposition. Try to keep up with hyperinflation while all of those in the elites can park their cash offshore.
Try to withdraw more than 600€ from your bank in Greece.
Try using an international contract as proof-of-income in a bank, in case you want to get a loan for your business. Try searching for a micro-credit solution that is not going to charge you usury rates.
Try running a business that is deemed "offensive" and see how you can not accept credit card payments. Not illegal. Just "offensive".
Why is it so hard for you to accept that you don't have a valid argument? Do you think that playing dumb and taking cheap jabs at what other people do gives you any moral superiority?
- I am not in the US, so what you are talking about taxes make absolute zero sense. Stop assuming that everyone lives like you.
- Transaction fees are fixed, so while you certainly don't want to use it (at the moment) for transfer if small value, it is certainly an advantage to use for larger sums. Also, you can use a middleman who will take obviously less than banks.
But anyway, please continue telling me how the problems that I and others managed to solve or alleviate through crypto were not real.