RE: Venezuela, crises and cryptocurrencies
Hi @fucho80,
Thank you for this well researched post. You point out that the usage of cryptos is restricted to the people having access to a computer or a phone and internet. This is the big problem that prevents mass adoption in addition to lack of knowledge.
An idea would be to create paper wallets that contain a fixed amount of btc. These wallets would contain the address and also the keys. Among people who trust each other these paper wallets could be passed around like banknotes. You could always check with a blockexplorer if the amount of btc is still on the wallet. Like that people even without access could use btc.
This is just an idea and I don't know whether it is a realistic one in the contexte of your country ?
Best regards
Achim
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Appreciated @achim03, it is a great idea that you propose and it is very useful for those people who have knowledge of the blockchain, but I think that to the implementation of this method there should be a previous educational campaign that trains people in what blockchain means, logically, this requires investment of time and other resources that could be channeled through a group committed to this cause. However, what you propose would be a good start.
Thank you for your very valuable comment and this proposal. I know your sensitivity for the Venezuelan issue and I congratulate you for the initiative in favor of this cause @help.venezuela.
Fondly
Pr EV
Dear @achim03
Would that even be posibble? I wonder ...