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This thread&#x27;s audience is obviously a &#x27;developed nations&#x27; one.<p>From our perspective yes, Crytpo&#x27;s use case as currency make absolutely no sense 
(yet), we tap our Visa card to pay instantly with no fees and no fraud liability, hard to beat.<p>As a store of value however there is a very strong use case in the western world. Of the top my head, it is estimated that 10% of our GDP is in off shore havens, think about that infamous 1% moving just half of that 10% into Bitcoin ..<p>I digress..<p>If you venture your mind a little outside the borders of our empire and think about the &#x27;unbanked&#x27; parts of our planet, entire populations whom live under poverty for the sole reason that they do not have access to the equity and efficient markets directly.
If you look there, people are DYING for something like Bitcoin and other crypto&#x27;s. 
There is absolutely no reason an African farmer to have to  sell his Oranges to Europe in Euro then buy it back from there (Sell Euro to local currency) for local use.<p>Currency is an abstraction, an expression of a market, just like language is.<p>Here we tap to pay and need everyone to protect us from fraudsters, pornographers, money laundry , &lt;insert your favorite horse man of the apolocyple here&gt;,  in other parts of the world , that far out number the western world in population, they don&#x27;t care to be protected by the above because quite frankly the price they pay for that &#x27;protection&#x27; is insanely oppressive governments that use the above to legitimize the oppression.<p>It is exactly in those markets where you start to see a VERY stong use case as both store of value and currency for crypto and it is exactly that market that will drive the world&#x27;s demand for good UI for crypto that will eventually usher in mass adoption.