I was just reading about how frustrated someone was about in person restaurants/stores that don't accept cash.
While not about the cash, this resonated with me because of how much I hate QR menus.
I came to a restaurant for a physical, real life experience, so why aren't we embracing that? For the sake of printer ink savings??
I know Bitcoin can be stored in all kinds of various physical devices, but how practical do you see this form of transacting Bitcoin being in the long run?
Projects like the Bolt Card are working on this, but it still requires a traditional POS, unlike physical cash.
Are there better ways to make Bitcoin more cash-like, psychically speaking?
Could we store Bitcoin in paper cash? Or will it just be cash that we spend physically until mobile devices are more widespread globally?
Would ~ half of the world benefit from something like this? Or will we all just end up paying with our devices via LN? (and eventually our neuralink chips of course)