Quote from: Flexystar on Today at 11:05:58 AM

Very small market for the crypto in Thailand. The problem is, they have tourist based income so its underestimated for the use of crypto currencies. How many tourists would go there and spend their crypto's? I mean look at it from the point of view of tourist who is there to chill out and relax with massage centres. Will he be waiting in the queue to open up wallet and spend bitcoins until it gets confirmed on the network? We have already seen waiting drawback in Starbucks stores (near me) and based on that in the bigger market things could be little messy.

It would be far easier for tourist to exchange the currencies locally and pay in hand cash quickly to avail the services in there. For local use case I am not sure if there is any stronger opinion.

maybe it means that bitcoin runs smoothly in thailand only as an asset not a payment system with bitcoin. so everywhere now many people adopt bitcoin only for investment and not for legal tender. I think there are not so many tourists who enter Thailand, so they are forced to pay with crypto except before providing the service, they first provide an online order wallet and don't have to wait too long.