The issues of concern are clear. Crypto is safer, cheaper, faster however volatile, but traditional banks handle a less volatile currency and offer support, but - cryptocurrency blockchaintechnology
Crypto is safer, cheaper, and faster—however volatile.
Traditional banks handle a less volatile currency and offer approachable human support, but more frictional in its dealings. The question is, can both financial means complement each other, be co-integrated, or would the emergence of the sun tell the moon, "It’s game over"?
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