In my opinion, this is where cryptocurrency as a payment method for B2B, B2C will shine. No more dealing with foreign transaction fees and conversion fees. Plus the added benefit of not converting your money into an unstable currency (ie, Turkish Lira)
In the current reality where nobody else uses cryptocurrencies, you're going to be converting at both ends to national currencies (if anything at least to pay tax)
Even in a hypothetic crypto utopia, there's no chance that we'll get one single currency to rule them all, so you're going to have to convert every time you pay for something (every market is going to have it's own currency)
Because crypto->USD doesn't have any conversion fee. Right.
>Plus the added benefit of not converting your money into an unstable currency (ie, Turkish Lira)
You mean, 'unstable' like Bitcoin, right?
When trying to send about $2000 from the US to Canada earlier this year, I found that the cheapest and fastest method was to do it via BTC (and within Coinbase, so free).