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Basically, I will be searching for detailed information about (a) persons' cryptocurrency trading activities (e.g. buying goods and services with cryptos), (b) how helpful are the results of that trading, and (c) limitations or barriers encountered in trying to do the trading.
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I know that I'm comparing apples and oranges in making that remark; but what I wish to emphasize is that there is enormous worldwide potential for cryptocurrencies to be helpful in communities where access to official money, or the hyperinflation of official money, are serious problems.
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