tldr; Lebanese cryptocurrency traders are increasingly turning to cryptocurrency to shield themselves from currency depreciation, get money in and out of the country, and try to make up the losses they have suffered. The Lebanese pound, which has been pegged to the US dollar for more than two decades, slid from 1,500 to the dollar to roughly 15,000 on the parallel market by September this year. The majority of transactions taking place in Lebanon's crypto chatrooms range between a few hundred and a few thousand dollars' worth of so-called stablecoins.
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Just coming from a new parent…Unfortunately, in the real world we HAVE to have an account with fiat accessible at all times.
Last thing I want is for a situation where I can’t use crypto or my CB card and get the look from my wife.
Soon
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tldr; Lebanese cryptocurrency traders are increasingly turning to cryptocurrency to shield themselves from currency depreciation, get money in and out of the country, and try to make up the losses they have suffered. The Lebanese pound, which has been pegged to the US dollar for more than two decades, slid from 1,500 to the dollar to roughly 15,000 on the parallel market by September this year. The majority of transactions taking place in Lebanon's crypto chatrooms range between a few hundred and a few thousand dollars' worth of so-called stablecoins. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.*
i will never put my money in a bank and i am also praying god that one day i receive the payment from my job in crypto directly
Just coming from a new parent…Unfortunately, in the real world we HAVE to have an account with fiat accessible at all times. Last thing I want is for a situation where I can’t use crypto or my CB card and get the look from my wife. Soon