Most people these days are severely lacking in social graces.

personally, I have no opinion on this, because it is a local issue.
but if I lived in florida, I'ld think it was a waste of taxpayer money. that could be better spent on other things.

You blow's a balloons
You selfy pin an burst it
an ask people, what was the sound about.
Forum is welcome for all
Floods.......

BASED ON WHAT YOU SAID I ASSUME RESPECT IS AN ISSUE

YOU HAVE.....I HAVE FOUND THE BEST AND LONGEST

LASTING RESPECT IS WHEN IT IS

EARNED...........DEMANDING RESPECT NEVER

WORKS....BEING A GOOD EXAMPLE WORKS BEST....WE CAN

NOT GET LOVE FROM OTHERS UNTIL WE LOVE OURSELVES

FIRST...YOU WILL FIND ISSUES ARE MATURITY TRYING TO

HAPPEN.....

what happens dear

I don't think so. So far, digital currency is too easy to hack into. Too many won't deal with anything but cash, including me.

One time, I sold an old boat for a hundred bucks. The dope that bought it talked too much. I happened to pick up just where he lived, but he didn't remember that he said it. Anyway, Like a fool, I let him write me a check for it, it bounced, and he had taken possession of the boat.

Me being the detective, I found that boat in his back yard. (it wasn't hard, I found it and him in about a half hour of driving around in alleys) Was HE shocked to find me at his FRONT DOOR! I gave him a couple hours to find me cash, and I got paid for it.

For thousands of years, people traded on the barter system. Many still do. Bitcoin is too flighty, so are others. Conversion to usable currency costs the person who has it. Those Coin Star vending machines that convert coins into cash, takes 15% of the value from you for just using the lousy thing.

I went to Walmart and spent $36 on a coin sorter. In three uses, it's paid for itself, and my credit union gives me coin wrappers. I'm worth $15 bucks an hour, which is about the amount of time it takes to count out $100.

If digital takes over, it has to be more secure than it is now. I have a Paypal account, but its got a $300 limit on it, That I put on it.Once I went over it. I made advance arrangements for that, and it was only one transaction. I won't do my income taxes online. I still write checks. (Old fashioned me) Eventually, it probably will, but not in my lifetime. (I Hope!)

It would work, until it comes time to pay capital gains taxes on your cashed in crypto-currency. Yes, it's income, but with a bunch more paperwork. Then, crypto value can increase 100 fold. It can also circle the drain and be worth nothing too quickly.

Forget to add it to your income taxes come filing time, the IRS might forgive you if you forgot about it.BUT! They WON'T forget how to penalize you with the interest it accumulates.