r/Crypto_General

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The Main Problem of Crypto Business

Widespread adoption of cryptocurrency would enable businesses to make significant savings on acquisition fees, reach a global customer base and process payments instantly. However, slow fiat transfers within the banking system remain a problem.

Moving a business into the crypto industry can fragment a company’s working capital. The inability to abandon fiat currency and the need to use intermediaries — crypto gateways — means funds are distributed across three channels:

• bank account

• crypto gateway wallet

• hot and cold wallets.

Consequently, companies are forced to maintain excess reserves in each account and wallet, resulting in capital being tied up.

According to Cryptomus, this problem can be partially solved by issuing crypto cards that enable the direct spending of cryptocurrency with instant conversion to fiat.

Fireblocks offers clients automatic rebalancing: as soon as the cryptocurrency accumulated in the crypto gateway wallet exceeds a set threshold, it is automatically transferred to a cold wallet.

BitPay offers a solution that combines bank account and crypto wallet management in a single dashboard. This allows for the instant conversion of cryptocurrency to fiat currency to replenish a bank account on a 'just-in-time' basis.

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u/tornavec — 4 hours ago
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What is the Bitcoin Price of America's Humiliation?

Bitcoin is coiling up for a big move. The Bollinger Bands on the daily chart are tightening.

Where Bitcoin heads next depends on the US—or, to be precise, on Donald Trump. The attack on Iran has humiliated America. The country burned through $50 billion, but instead of regime change, the ayatollahs have pushed the global economy to the edge of an energy abyss. If Trump and his war secretary are to be believed, there are just 24 hours left for a decisive strike on Iran—taking out power plants and the rest of the country's critical infrastructure. That move would lead to a final break with Europe and the collapse of NATO. Iran would retaliate in kind, destroying the infrastructure of America's Middle East allies.

Bloomberg analysts think Bitcoin will head down to $10,000. Broker Bernstein, on the other hand, says $150K.

My take? Iran will keep fighting, even from the ruins of its country. And it will be able to resist the ground invasion that follows the strikes. That would humiliate America even further and pave the way for a Democratic victory. They'll tighten crypto regulation and slap taxes on miners.

But even without that, mining Bitcoin will get more expensive as electricity prices rise. Competition for every kilowatt will intensify because of the growing demands of the AI industry. Especially since data centers in the Middle East will be destroyed. Miners are already shifting to servicing AI. They get paid well for that, while mining Bitcoin is now a loss‑making business. Once the hash rate starts dropping, the price will follow.

America's humiliation will cost $10,000 per Bitcoin.

u/tornavec — 9 hours ago
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