Thanks for the article, interesting read, I hadn't heard of Bitsparks before. I know TenX are currently only issuing crypto debit cards in Europe but I would imagine within the next few months they'll roll them out worldwide - it'll be a lot easier for the early adopters of crypto to spend their assets then as well as opening up the market to those who still have no idea Bitcoin and the like exist. Have you looked into OmiseGo as a possible future way of using crypto in the Philippines? I'm not sure of their exact growth pattern but it is centred around Asia. Anyway, thanks for the insight and good luck for the future!
As of now there is no news here in the Philippines about OmiseGo. The only crypto that can be converted here is Bitcoin and the now possible Bitshares.
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STOPThanks for the article, interesting read, I hadn't heard of Bitsparks before. I know TenX are currently only issuing crypto debit cards in Europe but I would imagine within the next few months they'll roll them out worldwide - it'll be a lot easier for the early adopters of crypto to spend their assets then as well as opening up the market to those who still have no idea Bitcoin and the like exist. Have you looked into OmiseGo as a possible future way of using crypto in the Philippines? I'm not sure of their exact growth pattern but it is centred around Asia. Anyway, thanks for the insight and good luck for the future!
As of now there is no news here in the Philippines about OmiseGo. The only crypto that can be converted here is Bitcoin and the now possible Bitshares.
Interesting...
Bitshares sounds like I need to look into it. What exchange do you use for Bitshares?
I'm using Bitshares DEX ^^
Try Poloniex.
nicely going