Why is ethereum superior to bitcoin, can it avoid the current cap bitcoin finds itself in or is it much faster to confirm securely a transaction. Something obvious like that maybe or a more subtle acummulative effect where it will surpass bitcoin eventually, its hard to beat the current standard which everyone defaults to in their support and usage. Litecoin didnt, thats probably peaked already so Im just saying it probably has to be better in some way to do prosper as well
Ethereum is also being tested by enterprise software companies for various applications. Previously-established interested parties included Microsoft, IBM, and JPMorgan Chase.
The wiki is impressive but the price rose 10x this year so I guess that fits. Why is the price not shown on bitcoinwisdom, etc and eth is confusing and I guess ETH is the 'real' chain. Any confusion is bad for growth of usage in the wider population so just wondering as its all generally confusing to me :p Is this likely to be a consumer crypto standard or maybe more business orientated
The world and fiat economic system has been "collapsing" my whole life. Don't you guys get tired of fear mongering and post apocalyptic dabbling? I'm from a third world country, I've seen my region financial system "collapse", looting, blackouts, military securing the streets and nothing really happens if you are not an idiot, so don't worry too much. You guys from the first world can't even phantom the privileges you have right now so I can agree with you that any change will hit you hard now that I think about it.
Anyway, everything will fall into place like it usually does without major problems, right now many tech oriented companies like Google, Amazon and many others are absolute giants so there's really no point of having banks, we as a society are reacting to these uncertain times but we'll adapt for the benefit of us all
Banks are unique in an economy, they form part of money creation. They are first buyers for government debt if nothing else they wont go easily. We cant just switch over to amazon cards or whatever, those companies are relying on the currency standard which is part of government and taxes and so on. Maybe thats the net result of all this crypto standard, to allow more company and capitalist based economic transaction as we have fallen into politics and nationalist produced money. The losers there are those not in the political elite like your 3rd world country perhaps, I would much prefer we have capital with the people distributed by demand and enterprise.
Any move away from fiat would be a massive deal and an end of an arc going back maybe a hundred years. The reason a small 3rd world economy is not as significant is that its already likely relying on other countries around it, so Zimbabwe they used fiat notes from south africa and to some extent gold or other tradable items. USA dollars failing would be a big deal, leaving no other alternative for many. It is a very privileged system, a big change to that status quo would be a life changing event for most of the planet