Yea it takes a while but just think about it there is no billion dollar bank company behind it and it’s your own money and you’re the banks it will improve in the future just like tap pay
Oh yeah, we are well versed in this space but wanted to set expectations on anyone who is new to it and wondering. One day we will all have wallets just built into our phones and it’ll be a wonder how we operated before that.
Thank you for showing us how it’s used there 😃! How cool and exciting! Also Appreciate your vegan content. In Thailand, people are transferring outside of Thai exchange because of the new 15% tax on every profitable transaction. They won’t even let you subtract your loses from losing transactions. It’s crazy.
Wow a 15% tax on profitable transactions? That seems a bit much. I wonder if there are other places that do similar things? Thank you for watching! Glad you are enjoying our vegan content as well!
Hey guys home catching up your video’s. Awesome drone shots. Those are always our favorite 🤩 very interesting video. Don’t know much about it. This video was helpful. We might be investing. But first some more research 🧐
Aaron says now is the time to buy with the huge dip (not financial advice, just his personal position). Thanks for watching! We are still learning this new drone so hopefully we can get even better shots in the future! Hope your travels are going well!
Yeah Chivo is a resident only wallet. We used the Muun wallet and Coinbase for our exchange, but we’ve also seen Strike as an option. There was talk about a Bitcoin Beach app/wallet, but we could never download that one. Thanks for watching!
The area we were in was very much a touristy area and as such, prices increased. In one of our other videos, we go to a pupuseria and get a whole meal for two for under $10. All depends on where you go!
I am from El Salvador. Most of the places I ate was $1.50 for a lunch or dinner, if you don't mind going to visit small towns and local markets you will eat for $1.50 or $ 2 dollars
Yeah i noticed that too. Bit it makes sense for a tourist area which i try to avoid where possible. It’s the same when you stay in tourist areas of phuket, the restaurants on the site of the resorts are often more expensive than back in Australia
I haven’t researched much about crypto, but honestly I will be looking into it now. Did you mention there was a fee? If so how much was it? Thank you for a very informative video. Travel safe. See next week.
Yeah there’s what is called “gas fees” on crypto currency transactions. It is pretty negligible for the most part, but because you do pay it for each transaction, if you can bulk them up together, you’ll save. For example, our dinner cost about $34 at the time of payment. The fee was $0.08 cents for that transaction.
@@VeganVoyagers Thank you very much. I’m actually reading up on crypto now, and some say it’s going to change the world much like the internet did. I’m not buying it, but then again I just started looking into it. Thanks again.
The underlying technology definitely has the possibility to change the world much like the internet did. It’s way too much information to try and condense into a single comment, but we are at the very beginning of a monster change to the way the web works as we know it. The future is going to be very exciting!
