I think that illegal usage is actually pretty high (money laundering, narcotraffic, tax evasion, etc.)
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I use it for legal purposes. But, because of volatility, I'm less able to do so -- vendors no longer accepting.
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I agree, but to be fair I think this trend holds for most "traditional" investments as well...
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nobody expects to buy a pack of gum with stocks or bonds and their utility isn't defined by the ability to make anonymous but verifiable transactions happen over a network. What utility is bitcoin enabling now if it's not enabling transactions as a liquid currency?
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Back in college, I used a couple fractions of a bitcoin to pay my roommate to get me a beer from the fridge. At the time it was funny, now I'm looking at that $100-ish dollar transaction and thinking I screwed up.
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