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The idea of selling and distributing tickets for various events through a platform based on the blockchain seems to me quite interesting and really necessary in our world. After all, it is really convenient and fast, and even it turns out cheaper.

But is this really necessary? I've seen quite a few different services and platforms that give organizers the opportunity. Is it really so necessary to realize this on the technology of blockchain?

In my opinion it's safer to utilize the blockchain technology and I know that a lot of people still prefer not using credit cards for purchasing with the smartphone. And the Cultural Coin has its system, so in my opinion its a better solution.

I absolutely agree with you, besides the simple fact, that credit card fees usually are more costly and credit card data is way easier to manipulate/"steal" than blockchain-based services.

Totally agree with both of you! I know a lot of people who prefer paying things with hard cash. And I can understand them because you have way more privacy with cash, than using credit cards. And from time to time there are rumors about a ban of cash. Not right now, but some day. I guess that the blockchain tecnology will bring a lot of safety then.

The ban of cash would really be a great problem... also because there are a lot of people, that should learn more about these technologies before starting to play only with them. But for example there are fees with foreign currencies even with credit card or debit card payments with the local currency. So probably the Cultural Coin will permit to save money also from this perspective.

Exactly, the future will surely be "cash-less"....but it will take still a lot of time to be practical for everybody because the "older" generation did not grow up with so much technology we have now and dont know how to use it or dont trust this new technologies because of missing knowledge or information.

Not only the "older" generation has problems in trusting the new technologies... Also younger people don't like very much to use them... Or they don't use every possibility which the new technologies offer us. My sister for example doesn't like to pay with the credit card with the saving time systems in the supermarkets. So I can imagine that she trusts less when she doesn't understand the language.