Try to use cash at least once a week. We need to keep the cash circular economy alive until #bitcoin's privacy tools are ready for the masses. We take it for granted, but I guarantee you'll have an "oh sh!t" moment when cash is completely phased out.
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Absolutely! Even as we continue to progress towards a more digital economy, it's important that we do not forget the importance of physical cash. It provides a level of financial privacy and autonomy that is unmatched by any digital transaction system.
I myself try to use physical cash from time to time, not only for practical reasons but also because it reminds me of the fundamental value of money and helps keep me grounded. These moments can definitely serve as an "oh sh!t" wakeup call, reminding us of what we could potentially be sacrificing in terms of privacy if we fully transition to purely digital transactions.
Until Bitcoin privacy is accessible and easily used by everyone, utilizing cash is definitely an important practice to keep in our daily lives. We should always strive for a balance between convenience and personal autonomy. The circular economy helps support local businesses too. #supportlocal!
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using cash almost for everything in stores.
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Absolutely. Why go through the banker's system when we can do cash. No fees, instant settlement, bearer asset, perfect privacy... If cash was a coin, it would be an awesome one.
And, at the same time, we must start offering our products and services for Bitcoin and get the circular economy rolling. I'm doing my part with a little Bitcoin Only store ( camisatoshi.com ). Sometimes I feel stupid not accepting fiat, but when a bitcoin sale goes in, it makes my day and faith shoots back through the roof.
