Trading with cryptocurrencies is increasingly common. It is normal to pay for products and services between people using cryptocurrencies. However, it is not enough. Despite its great growth and greater use, trade with cryptocurrencies is still done with a very low percentage, if we talk about trade in general.

There are times when we have money but not liquidity. Money is present in investments, in assets, but we can not make transactions quickly and easily.

Liquidity is the ability to have liquid money (easily exchanged).

To understand it better, imagine this. We are in a town where there is no availability of points of sale, or electronic means of payment. We can have a lot of money in our bank accounts, but nothing of liquidity if we do not have cash to make payments quickly.

In trading with cryptocurrencies, the lack of liquidity is also present, you can have saved some cryptocurrencies or token, but not having the capacity or liquidity to buy or trade with them quickly.

Added to this are other problems, such as novice users may believe that the means of exchanging cryptocurrencies are a bit complicated, and the most advantaged in this medium demand speed and less fees per transaction.

These scalability problems (more transactions per second) and high costs per transaction prevent the blockchain technology and commerce from being massive once and for all.