Quote from: Brus123 on Today at 02:03:02 AM

Quote from: ROSEDF on August 09, 2021, 07:36:13 AM

Suddenly chatting with a friend today. How do blind people use mobile payment? We don’t know the daily life of blind people. Blind people pay with paper money, but will digital currencies replace paper money in the future? (However, there is no certain mark on the U.S. bills, and the blind cannot touch the face value of the legal currency)

There are also some elderly and children who do not have mobile phones. Children can take care of them and learn cryptocurrency with their families. However, many elderly people have no children and lack the ability to accept new things. With the popularity of Bitcoin, will they continue to use paper money in the future?

In fact, for blind people, no one pays too much attention to their lives. Because there are no blind friends around, they don't think so much. If some technology is developed, it is very expensive consumption.
With the increasing popularity of Bitcoin, what do you think will happen to blind and childless elderly people?

You have asked a really interesting question. I haven’t thought about it before. I don’t think that it is a big problem considering today’s technologies. I think that there will be web-sites that can provide blind people with voice guidance. This way they will be also involved in this system. What comes to paper money, we will definitely get rid of them one day.

right, this is not something impossible, where currently the blind are able to operate computers with special criteria, namely through voice. so I think this is not a problem for the blind to access bitcoin or cryptocurrencies which they will probably use later for their daily life