[mobiclick]

Hear, hear!

I once was denied access to my own money over a very long weekend during which a bill popped up that I had to settle immediately. I ultimately ended up borrowing money from my family.

The reason for the denail turned out to be a clerical mistake.

The feeling of dread I experienced thanks to this tought me to always kept a small stash of cryptocurrency (and cash!) for situations like this.

In the age of uncaring mega corporations and unaccountable governments, having money not controllable by either is a necessity.

[tzXqdZGby9aJUws]

How would you have used crypto to pay that bill that popped up (???) and you had to settle immediately (???)?

Or to pay for anything else, for that matter.

[SturgeonsLaw]

Here in AU there are a few companies which let you pay any bill with crypto (ie; you send them crypto and they pay the bill using conventional means).

https://www.finder.com.au/crypto-bill-payments

There are probably equivalent companies in most markets.

[mobiclick]

I wouldn't have been able to for that emergancy bill specifically. I would have used cash.

However had I had more time to liquidate my crypto, I definitely would have used crypto. I know two people wouldn't mind buying my crypto with traditional currency.

[betwixthewires]

I do the exact opposite, I use cash for everything and keep some in the bank for ordering things online. That way I dont have to really worry ababout it much at all.