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Given a choice, all societies will spend in a soft currency and save in a hard one. This is at the crux of what we are trying to do. The tipping point where all realize that an exit of inflationary & arbitrarily printed currencies is not only inevitable, but required for survival
That presumes it is easy and very low cost to convert between the two currencies, but it may often not be.
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Well, currently you can use a BitPay or some other form of payment processor that lets you spend BTC, uses a PoS terminal to convert to USD, and output to receiver as USD. You hold BTC and spend BTC the whole time, but the other side accepts fiat. Not perfect, but not terrible.
Those are fragile trusted third parties, not things we can reliably expect to be around in bad legal or political environments.
Yep - not perfect. But for now, it is what is offered. The whole taxable event dilemma also throws a wrench in the mix (if you're in the US). Too many hoops to jump through currently. The space is young - it will evolve as it sees fit. Natural order of things.
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