RE: The Cultivation Of Convenience

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The Cultivation Of Convenience

in culture •  7 years ago 

Nice article; I agree with your ideas concerning privacy and convenience. Facebook, Google, Amazon, etc have made fortunes out of being the middle man between end-users, product creators, and advertisers. What are your thoughts on disintermediation and how it relates to the exchange of value?

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  ·  7 years ago (edited)

Thanks for the insightful comment. So long as people are educating themselves and approaching things with clear, open minds (rather than waiting for a consensus expert to emerge and advise them) I see great value emerging in assets that offer:

  • legality
  • privacy
  • decentralization (no intermediaries, P2P)
  • robust security technically AND economically (cannot be counterfeited, immutable/scarce)
  • convenience/efficiency/user-friendliness (it has to be fast & Mom has to be comfortable using it)

Whatever the asset is, so long as it can check off these criteria it will be used in value exchange transactions small & large, mundane & exciting. While I think this will take quite some time to develop, if I had to only make one bet in all of the crypto space I would place my bet on privacy.