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Why use Bitcoin?
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Having examined the technological side of
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, we can now consider some situations in which these innovations best come
to fruitition.
In examining these situations we consider these merely from an effectiveness
perspective, without regard for the morality of such possible situations,
which is beyond the scope of this book.
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international remittances
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online transactions
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mobile payments
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evasion of capital controls
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evasion of taxation
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anonymous online transactions
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This makes
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an ideal mechanism for remittances, which nowadays can cost as much as
10 percent.
Additionally no government can apply capital restrictions on these remittances.
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The instant nature of transactions means it is well suited for online retailing.
Credit card transactions seem instant, but in fact are not.
A significant percentage is in fact reversed after initial clearance.
This is very costly for retailers, this often occurs after packaging of
shipping has started.
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