Do ya know if there are other options besides bank account? Like using prepaid debit cards etc?
I just wanna buy beans from over yonder.
There are plenty of Bitcoin ATM's where you can buy BTC with cash or a prepaid card. You'll just have to set up a wallet first which is easy with one of many apps.
People generally don't understand the revolutionary potential of crypto and are far too quick to fall for bullshit hit-pieces from people whose hordes of wealth are threatened by the potential of crypto. It literally threatens the whole world's existing financial system, which is generally based on the aristocracy extracting wealth and labor from the working class to the maximum extent via inflation, wage theft, strike-breaking, keeping the minimum wage low, and other violence.
At its core, Bitcoin is a ledger of purchases and sales. That ledger is run and supported by computers all over the world in real time, which means that no one computer or user can alter the ledger without a genuine transaction. That's what people mean when they say that Bitcoin is unhackable.
A bitcoin wallet is essentially the same thing as a bank account, but with no fees and no arbitrary bank bullshit. A person can send and withdraw funds from one just like a bank account- but faster, with more privacy and for free. Yes, if you get scammed out of it then it's gone, but that's not really different than cash.
What people need to realize is that crypto can and should replace banks. It highlights the areas where banks gouge and surveil their customers (atm fees, transaction fees, overdraft fees, transaction maximums/ and limits, etc), and highlights the ways that banks are organizations of bloodthirsty parasites that don't offer anything to society besides currency manipulation, inflation, and real estate hoarding.
Essentially, banks by their nature take us further away from an inherently more fair barter system to a system that is predicated on them being able to profit from it before anything else. Again, crypto combats that in principle. Bank accounts exist to spy on people and to steal their money in authorized ways, not as any kind of "service." They run constant media campaigns to try to distract us from that for a reason.
Crypto (BTC specifically) was specifically invented to fight that after the 2008 financial crisis. Now crypto is an umbrella term for a multitude of different coins/tokens with different use cases. Ethereum is roughly like Bitcoin with different capabilities. Monero is great for privacy. Stellar and Ripple are great for fast, inexpensive worldwide transactions. IOTA, Tezos, and a bunch more have their uses.
But beyond that, crypto can give people the ability to be free from needing to use fiat currency for certain things or even lift them out of poverty. It also gives them the ability to hold their money in a place where it can't be seized by a corrupt government or suddenly lose all value overnight (anyone buying things in Reichmarks these days?) when the government that issued that currency falls from power.
Ever heard of UBI (Universal Basic Income)? Yeah, we don't need banks or politicians to do that. We just need coders and businesses that will agree to take whatever currency that ends up being in, a crypto exchange that will swap it for USD, and people that need money.