Then you have the international take which relies on international trade, manufacturing, currency etc.  

Do not rely of social media or just a telephone number to confirm the identity and the client's statements.My advice is to use a US based currency exchange broker who is also obliged to check the identity and source of capital when opening an account, and co-ordinate this with them.

We have a strong Australian presence amongst our clients, currently as you stated that marketplace is not as active due to the currency exchange. 

I am fine with productive discourse but when it is arguments from theory, 2nd/3rd hand knowledge it's just.... well it's a waste of my time to be honest, I can not help someone with their perception of instruction on something they have never experienced, especially something as variable and "wild west" as terms deals, as I have said the whole segment of the terms.... dream it up and that could be it the only rules are both parties agree, can legally enter a contract and equitable exchange of goods, services or consideration (contract'ese for currency). 

Whether it's a currency or an asset.

Again that is my philosophy and the reality is that in an economy based on fiat currency no one has any ability to accurately forecast what rents or prices will do in the future.

And we already know my thoughts on these currencies' inherent stability.Now, I don't own properties yet.

I understand the difference on blockchain versus bitcoin, but how do people running blockchain servers profit when there is no crypto currency involved?

I'll rarely suggest anybody not to invest internationally, just for the fact that it's often a good idea to diversify out of your home country and currency.

I wonder what currency they will use.