• @[email protected]
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    -111 hours ago

    The difference is that 100% of crypto-currency transactions are stuff like that and only a small percentage of USD transactions.

    • @FireRetardant
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      9 hours ago

      Do you have a source for that? I’ve seen local businesses like pizza shops and such accept btc.

      Edit: the majority of crypto transactions are likely between exchanges, miners, and exchange customers. An example is the Blackrock BTC ETF buys and sells btc off an exchange in realtime in relation to the ETF purchases. I’m not saying no crime happens on the btc network but to claim 100% of transactions are crime based is just false.

      • @[email protected]
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        -110 hours ago

        And by “pizza shops” you mean that one pizza shop that tried it back before BTC got really expensive?

        • @FireRetardant
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          29 hours ago

          I’m pretty sure they just charge the local currency equivalent in BTC at the time of purchase.