Cryptocurrencies can’t handle natural disasters like Hurricanes, Tsunamis, Volcano Eruptions , Floods and so on … In such events only Fiat is accepted.
Could Cardano have a solution to this? If so … I’m all ears.
Cryptocurrencies can’t handle natural disasters like Hurricanes, Tsunamis, Volcano Eruptions , Floods and so on … In such events only Fiat is accepted.
Could Cardano have a solution to this? If so … I’m all ears.
Hi @Classborn
When you say
Do you mean only cash is accepted?
I presume this is because the electronic systems go down. If so then some fiat exchange mechanisms would also be unavailable.
I believe many cryptocurrencies are exploring the ability to work off-chain using temporary peer to peer networks, with any transactions being validated once access to the chain is available.
I presume that this is something Cardano will explore at some stage after the core capabilities are delivered. Especially considering the African focus and the limited access to internet there.
Maybe not Cardano, maybe the world is changing. I think that mobile communications, and therefore internet connectivity, will be re-established ever more quickly after future disasters. It may soon get to a point where cryptocurrencies bounce back into access almost as quickly as FIAT currencies. How much cash do you have in your pocket these days?
Yup, maybe peer to peer satellite transfers …