I would love to be able to pay for Glitch boosted using cryptocurrency, such as Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Nano, etc without having to transfer funds to my card or to something like Paypal. I think this would increase the number of people using Glitch boosted. Let me know if you have any questions.
perhaps so⌠but then again how many people will have cryptocurrency?
maybe an idea is to setup coli and when the user donates cryptocurrency they will get glitch boosted (temporary or something else idk)
I donât think they need to add this. Only a handful people will be able to use it, so I donât think itâs worth the effort. And, most people who canât pay with cryptocurrency, but actually want it, will just pay with card.
I have Cryptocurrency and so do many people. I believe it will be very beneficial for Glitch
I was saying as another way to pay. Not the only way.
@youngchief_btw I never said the only way to pay, I still believe itâs not worth the effort and people will pay by card anyway
Some people wonât feel comfortable giving out PayPal info or Card info
Most people will. There isnât really a point of putting so much effort in adding it when so few people will use it.
Doesnât take much effort. Itâs really easy to do.
Not forcing them to add it. Just giving a suggestion.
I actually agree with @youngchief_btw in this case, adding the ability to pay with cryptocurrency is very useful, even though I donât use cryptocurrency myself I do know that cryptocurrency is starting to play a huge part of economics. Not all people trust their banks to keep their money safe. Itâs safer in the blockchain! That being said; cryptocurrency is also useful to keep privacy laws simple; hence cryptocurrency is untraceable.
This is also why it is favored by scammers.
But I do agree, adding cryptocurrency would be cool, I just hope it wouldnât be abused.
We all hope it will not be abused.
Finally some people starting to agree this would be a cool idea if not abused.
Never used cryptocurrency, probably never will, but I think this is a good idea
âmost people wonât use itâ is a terrible argument for a reason not to do something, if itâll help some people itâs worth looking into @EddiesTech
Thanks everyone! I enjoy the positivity on this idea!
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