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androidsixteen
@androidsixteen.eth
100% And chargebacks are just one part of the broader financial unbundling crypto enables: https://medium.com/hackernoon/crypto-is-financial-unbundling-fedaa4f5f534
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Matthew
@matthew
great article. two thoughts: - I buy the argument in my replies that there are occasions people would and should want chargeback protection, but as haseeb says the point is that it's not the assumption. - maybe crypto adoption doesn't come from consumer at all? maybe it comes from merchants and payment providers. no chargebacks + lower/no fees seems like a good deal for merchants. if merchants switch over / push platforms like stripe and square to switch, that will make it easier for consumers to switch (use cases!).
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androidsixteen
@androidsixteen.eth
Yeah, it was a pipe dream that all of this would ever be truly D2C
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Just Build
@justbuild
Also, let's remember that unbundling isn't just the product itself, but for the frequency its applied. You could have it for some, but not all products/transactions to drive the cost even further. The merchant and/or consumer may want the insurance in place (with agreed to terms) similar to how you would add insurance.
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AuntiePapi
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To do that, you speak to the people. The people who matter (of course the companies, but the small business mom and pop shops that need help battling financial institutions and the issues that come with them. That’s what I’m looking for, as a person who wanders around here and a person who works at a financial institution. It sucks. You get it from the favorite coffee shop or the boutique around the corner, or your favorite bar to chill at, then you’re golden.
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