it’s still under development everywhere.
It’s the future of online transactions mate.
I’ll leave the finance/ business to others … I also see it galvanizing education mate and the way students / teachers can interact - especially at 3rd level. I just need to know what it is first before I can fully substantiate that claim
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Transparency is one of the big things it has going for it. We could do with that in Ireland.
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Once something is entered on it, it cant be deleted is it? - and everyone that shares it can see the transactions?
Blockchain will be the end of accountancy as we know it. Once a transaction happens it will be coded to the accounts of both parties.
It is a game changer.
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I suspect our children will look back on cash transactions like we do on comely maidens dancing at the crossroads.
With their lads in their hands?
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I’d say there were a few right comely maidens up in Galway alright.
Cash is dying before our eyes. You’ll see charity collectors and GAA ticket sellers going around with sum up machines soon.
Be great though.
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I am the same. It actually reached $0.70 at one point. If Casinos decide to get involved with them it could be pick your price on the token.
It’s just 1c now though?
It’s half a cent 
Great. I can buy twice as many as I thought then.
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Ok lads. I’m in. How do I buy fun fair without getting robbed?
You’re some man
My wife was saying that the side of the road Wexford strawberry sellers take card transactions now.
He was off the gambling for a good long spell there
Tis awful sad 
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Ahead of the curve.
You’ll have to buy bitcoin. Then get set up on an exchnage. Once you have that done you can trade your BTC for FunFair