What is one killer use case for Bitcoin that actually exists in 2014?

Asked Dec 6, 2015· 1 answer ·Bitcoin, India, Kenya, United Kingdom, United States
Faisal KhanAnswered Dec 6, 2015
Sending relatively small value payments across the world was not possible without paying unbelievably huge transfer fees. Try to send $20 from US to India or $35 from UK to Kenya. The transfer fees will kill you, if not make it downright impossible to do the transfer.

Bitcoin has / is changing that. Small value payments (sub $100) can now easily be sent across all around the world with ease.
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