I should clarify these two points: > 2. You do not buy NMC. > 3. You do not go to exchanges.
"You" here is referring to end-users. End-users do not need to buy NMC if their email is hosted by a buddy who owns example.bit (he needs a very small amount of NMC to register the domain once, and that's it. Even updates can be done with zero transaction fees last I checked). Then again, this is pretty much identical to what people do today: they buy a domain in some currency of choice and host email on it. As far as cryptocurrency being "not simple" to obtain, that is also a fallacy as has been demonstrated by successful startups like BitPay and Coinbase. > 4. You don't even need to use Namecoin This "you" refers to whoever is registering the domain, which might not be end-users of email apps. Sorry for that confusion. Kind regards, Greg Slepak -- Please do not email me anything that you are not comfortable also sharing with the NSA.
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