Woow, nice pic! I can just imagine how it was lets say 45-50 years ago on the streets with all those old cars' models. Now a real rarity, wouldn't mind having one of of them.
It looks like we are on the path of a crazy changes.I am aware of slowdown not only of German but many other economies, the so called old giants and it is very sad that the fintech is conquering the world at a lightning speed, and many ex-first world countries, start looking backward and old fashioned ( whole world uses cards, many countries widely adopted QR codes-Asian countries), it looks like the world is on the threshold of epic changes. The last will become first, and vice versa. That is what I call a real decentralization!!!
Not really, crypto, although perfectly legal, is striving for a wider market adoption here. Germany generally has always had issues with accepting digital payments of any kind. It sounds almost like a joke for such a big and developed country, but that is the fact of the matter. Cash is still a king here.
Let's live and see, I am still on the positive side tho.
Woow, nice pic! I can just imagine how it was lets say 45-50 years ago on the streets with all those old cars' models. Now a real rarity, wouldn't mind having one of of them.
btw. are there any BTC, crypto ATM's in Munich?
It looks like we are on the path of a crazy changes.I am aware of slowdown not only of German but many other economies, the so called old giants and it is very sad that the fintech is conquering the world at a lightning speed, and many ex-first world countries, start looking backward and old fashioned ( whole world uses cards, many countries widely adopted QR codes-Asian countries), it looks like the world is on the threshold of epic changes. The last will become first, and vice versa. That is what I call a real decentralization!!!
Not really, crypto, although perfectly legal, is striving for a wider market adoption here. Germany generally has always had issues with accepting digital payments of any kind. It sounds almost like a joke for such a big and developed country, but that is the fact of the matter. Cash is still a king here.
Let's live and see, I am still on the positive side tho.