[Karunamon]

An even cursory reading of the list does not disqualify all, or even most of them, so not sure what you're getting at. This is childish nit picking at this point, anyone who wants to actually spend bitcoin will have no trouble finding a place to do so.

[dmitriid]

> An even cursory reading of the list does not disqualify all

Did i ever say all. Read what I write, not what you think I write.

For the fourth time: vanishingly few goods or services that can be exchanged for crypto

> anyone who wants to actually spend bitcoin will have no trouble finding a place to do so.

A very small amount of services catering mostly to first world. Since you're incapable of following context or understanding what your opponent writes, i will not engage in this conversation further.

Adieu.

[Karunamon]

Special pleading and strawmen it is, then. Again, the original claim was a qualitative one, not a quantitative one, and it remains accurate. Nothing in any of your posting disproves the original claim that "crypto can be exchanged for goods and services on its own".