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Nigerian Languages / Re: what is the difference between cryptocurrency and traditional currency?
« Last post by MRY on Today at 10:36:49 AM »It's true, currently bitcoin is still not accepted in many countries, in fact only a few countries accept bitcoin as a legal form of payment, using bitcoin as a transaction tool also has a very high risk because unstable price movements will cause the value to change. accepted by the seller will be different and this is a very high risk.How is it possible now that vendors would demand or accept BTC for services and expect their customers to pay for it looking at the current state of BTC transaction fee and coupled with the fact that their is always a delay in transaction confirmation. I do not think anybody would likely do that now and moreover, the BTC transaction fee is a but much higher if it is to be converted into some currency equivalent.For now the transaction fee is low and shops can accept bitcoin as a payment method if they want to but because of the state of the Nation, I don't advise anyone or shop who dey sell things to accept bitcoin in their businesses. However bitcoin transaction fee is not something one can rely because it volatile like bitcoin itself. But one can take the advantage of the low fee to accept bitcoin. And merely looking at it, it is better to use fiat currency because with it you no dey pay any transaction fee. Either cash or transfer. And I have seen some boys paying with bitcoin to buy things.
I know of some guys that accepts Bitcoin but currently, they were telling me that since this transaction fee issues started, some of their customers do not pay in Bitcoin but rather, they would prefer to pay in the local currency and him too do not pay his vendor who accepts Bitcoin because of the transaction fee and you can see that this case is vice versa, nobody wants to lose.