uh oh... we're just getting started...

That's a lot of money laundering.

>>60658422
that's not enough money, you mean
imagine going from 0.25% to 2%

Good, fuck the payment processing credit jews

>>60658422
A lot of it is people withdrawing from crypto ATMs while traveling abroad

But the cost to settle on chain is ridiculously high. Payment processing is already cheap and incentivizes many transfers at a fraction of the settlement cost.

>>60658504
nano is free and settles instantly althoughbeit

>>60658515
I pulled up the daily settlement volume chart. Pick a real coin and we can talk

>>60658467
Trump is threatening Brazil because we're using our free instant payment platform called PIX, instead of paying a tip to Mastercard, Visa and other American cc companies.

>>60658549
delusional

>>60658504
what are you talking about? payment processors charge huge percentage fees. even on ethereum and bitcoin mainnet you will pay a couple bucks max. on every other chain/L2 you will pay cents, often less than a cent.

>>60658534
yeah nobody cares about crypto for its intended usecase, it's a Ponzi scheme rn

>>60658831
Uh what, swifts are literally like pennies

>>60658504
>But the cost to settle on chain is ridiculously high
yes
but credit card costs even higher
I bet you didn't know that
an ethereum rollup is, as of RIGHT NOW, 100x cheaper than a credit card

>BLOCKCHAIN EXPENSIVE
jewish lie

>>60658864
>Ponzi scheme
what's the yield of this ponzi scheme?
you're getting caught a lot, jew
feeling nervous?

>>60658515
>nano
not a real blockchain
0 BFT

>>60658926
>you're getting caught a lot, jew
>feeling nervous?

>>60658928
Why, because it works?

>>60658929
because it doesn't work, retarded jew

>>60658932
Sure it does, it's working rn

>>60658917
I did know that, please see above where credit card companies settle their own settlements for pennies with swift. If you wanted to capture spending mainly on credit then picking an asset ment to kill credit seems very short sighted, some might say retarded.

>>60658954
0 BFT is important when you deal with value
when your ghostchain has no value, guess what, attacking it makes no profit
but you don't know how it works, because you're technologically illiterate

>>60659610
>settlements for pennies with swift
MT messages that take DAYS to settle LMAO
you don't even know what the fuck you're talking about
what's next? "COBOL is better for banking bro" ???
L M A O

>>60657863 (OP)
Bitcoin is definitely going to reach gold's market cap as the collateral asset for more efficient chains.

>>60657863 (OP)
how much of this is attributable to trade washing?

>>60659668
with what money? then what?

>>60658917
credit cards or other ways of sending money will help you out when ur retard grandparents fuck up the money transfer

>>60657863 (OP)
How do you discern "cross border transactions" on anonymous blockchains?

>>60657863 (OP)
Guys XRP is really going to 1 million isn’t it. I can’t believe how fkn rich I am going to be

>>60659635
>take days to settle
Sure and still cost pennies. Again who’s paying for on chain settlement at huge %’s more for settlement when transfers are cheap as fuck already.

>>60660566
>>60659635
Also MT’s can settle same day still, that’s not the hold up, hence the move to T+1

>>60659622
Except that it has a higher Nakamoto Coefficient than bitcoin lol

>>60660566
>Sure and still cost pennies
time is money, retarded monkey
a mempool transaction has the speed of light
you should commit suicide

>>60659836
IP address access on RPC nodes

>>60661416
>Nakamoto Coefficient
hello newfaggot
nakamoto coefficient tracks sybil resistance
not byzantine fault tolerance, which is the problem with dogshit DAGs like nano

never reply to to me again, tech illiterate jeet nigger

LTC fees are less than a penny, XLM too. Are those not "real"?

>>60661935
>byzantine fault tolerance
Yeah but this isn't relevant

>>60657863 (OP)
>1 quadrillion market

>>60658549
What the fuck are you talking about lmao a lot countries have internal payment systems that work without international cc companies

>>60661917
Again, swifts settle same day much of the time, and there’s a cap on how much money you are willing to pay to save time, which is why credit card companies settle transactions of swift and not their own 5% fee platforms as was the anons/your original point. So hostile despite spreading misinformation