Quote from: asriloni on July 20, 2025, 05:33:25 PM

Quote from: Btcalysis on July 20, 2025, 04:51:43 PM

Many of you may not give an F about this but it is important to me due to what I faced just for buying a domain from Africa.

I tried for weeks to get a card to buy a domain, but it was all rejected. I am sure that if the card was owned by a US or EU citizen, the transaction will be processed itch-free. This makes me abandon the hosting site I wanted to use and searched for the ones that accept Bitcoin.Immediately I sent the payment, it was successful. Thanks to Bitcoin that doesn't discriminate whether you are from Asia, Africa, Europe or US.

Bitcoin recognizes everyone as equally important, as the same.

After reading your story. I can take a conclusion if your title is click bait. I meant it's the domain site who discriminated you from using their service because you came from restricted region, then you jumped to the new domain site that allow your region. So you can buy your domain.

It has nothing to do with bitcoin and discrimination. Huh

You're not completely wrong, if the rejected transaction has to do with regional restriction, based on the domain server then it has nothing to do with bitcoin, but if same hosting site accepts bitcoin i think the transaction would have been sent and approved with ease, though the op didn't give much information but if it was possible that way it would have worked and that's what I think he was driving but with the wrong mindset.
Bitcoin based on its decentralized nature doesn't care if you're black or white, if you speak English or not, the most important thing is that you know how to use it. Bitcoin was created for the benefit of everyone because it has one of the fastest and stress-free transaction irrespective of the transaction size.