By 2022, physical money was nearly gone. People paid with Swish. No wallet, no problem.
Then came war next door. Infrastructure threats. And suddenly, the Riksbank changed its tone: “Offline payments are needed - in case of crisis or war.”
📉 Financial convenience had a blind spot. 🧠 Vitalik Buterin called it out: “Cash turns out necessary as a backup.”
Our latest article dives deep into: — How Sweden became a test case for digital dependence — What centralized systems reveal under pressure — Why decentralization is structural resilience — And where Ccoin Finance enters the conversation
Apparently, people in Japan still use cash a lot instead of going cashless. Good thing I bought enough yen a few months back because the exchange rate has gone up now that it’s peak travel season for Japan. In my country, though cashless is super common. I’ve got a few e-wallets, and honestly, I can’t even remember the last time I used actual cash to buy anything. 😂
What about your country? Is cashless payment a big thing there? Do you like sticking with good old cash, or are you all about the cashless life?