Crypto utility = more freedom, and that is why there is a need for Bitcoin Cash (BCH), the peer-to-peer electronic cash. Lower transaction fees are ideal for small transactions with faster processing times and therefore BCH.

Roger Ver in the past expressed, “Imagine being so brainwashed that you believe some humans need permission from other humans to transmit money.”

Hire the best freelancers for any job, pay in Bitcoin Cash and Bitcoin at VenezuelaWorkers.com.  The categories are Graphics and design, Digital Marketing, Writing and Translation, Video and Animation, Music and Audio, Programming and Tech, Business, Lifestyle, and more.

There was an April Fool Content, which is not real, but imaginary, which went like this: 

For those who do not know, “Venezuela dropped their national currency the Bolivar and any ties to the US dollar, and they have decided to link their national currency to Bitcoin instead. Following many years of hyperinflation, Bolivar became worthless. And Venezuela will be known as Bitcoinzuela.

Venezuela is now dealing in barter.  For those who do not understand the meaning of hyperinflation, people prefer to receive a loaf of bread, a toilet roll and a bag of sweets for a day’s work than a currency that in the morning was worth $1 and in the evening was worth 1 cent.”

This April Fool spoof news is a projection of what an extreme case of hyperinflation can sound like.  It just looks like cryptocurrency as an alternative currency cannot be avoided when central banks fail to control inflation.

There was a recent pitch about the real-world usage of BCH in Reddit from user strikeblazer:

It was about developing a freelancer marketplace of buyers with a number of features that tackle the pain points of typical online marketplaces like:

“Service providers not receiving exposure simply because they don’t have enough reputation on the platform, regardless of actual talent (decentralize equally);

The role of money destabilizing the platform in a way that the service provider is at a disadvantage in terms of asking for more work (buyers must bid on sellers);

Buyers and sellers want to transact completely in cryptocurrency but have to rely on fiat deposits and fiat withdrawals due to the lack of direct wallet to wallet transactions (further the mass adoption of cryptocurrency);

People needed to fill in a ton of details to “complete” their profile, which is easily misused (or used, actually) to treat users unfairly (maintain anonymity and privacy);.”

It looks like Venezuelaworkers.com is already here, and just a few features need to get integrated.