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jahn716 | 3 years ago
Best case is if you keep all transactions in crypto, which can then be entirely managed P2P. Compromise case is P2P trading for fiat money, which may impact your rates but is better than nothing. Otherwise, you're at the mercy of the centralized exchanges that are in turn limited by compliance and regulatory considerations.
Unless the entire world suddenly decides to adopt crypto (unlikely), the fiat component will be a major challenge for greater usage.
ls15|3 years ago
Maybe until people stop to off-ramp, because it has been made such a pain by regulation, and just pay directly with their crypto.