it's not the price it's the usability.
some people need updates, it's not 2010 anymore guys
Topic: Best arguments to make your friends understand that altcoins are not good - page 3. (Read 292 times)
December 04, 2024, 04:37:04 PM
no arguments because they are good.
it's not the price it's the usability.
some people need updates, it's not 2010 anymore guys
it's not the price it's the usability.
some people need updates, it's not 2010 anymore guys
December 04, 2024, 04:26:02 PM
As long as there is bitcoin dominance in the market, altcoins will never make a significant place in the market. Although some altcoins are quite competitive like bitcoin, but they are always below the level of bitcoin. Why? Because there is no clear utility case with altcoins, unlike bitcoin that serve as a highly profitable asset aside from being known as a good currency. And altcoins do have regulatory uncertainty, the reason why they become less reliable from its investors, reason why they cannot compete well with bitcoin.
December 04, 2024, 03:55:17 PM
Hi all!
Lately, as Bitcoin approaches to 100,000$ I’ve found myself in discussions with friends who are intrigued by altcoins (not only Bitcoin), particularly those tied to AI, and other trending narratives. Many of these projects come with flashy promises, and while I often point out that 99% of altcoins are scams, Ponzi schemes, or poorly designed experiments, but I’d like to build a more well-rounded argument.
I’m seeking solid, fact-based arguments to explain why Bitcoin remains the superior option and why altcoins often fail as alternatives.
If anyone has good articles, podcasts, or research papers on these topics, I’d love some recommendations. I’d like to arm myself with more than just the “99% are scams” argument to engage in thoughtful and productive discussions.
Thank you in advance for any insights!
Lately, as Bitcoin approaches to 100,000$ I’ve found myself in discussions with friends who are intrigued by altcoins (not only Bitcoin), particularly those tied to AI, and other trending narratives. Many of these projects come with flashy promises, and while I often point out that 99% of altcoins are scams, Ponzi schemes, or poorly designed experiments, but I’d like to build a more well-rounded argument.
I’m seeking solid, fact-based arguments to explain why Bitcoin remains the superior option and why altcoins often fail as alternatives.
If anyone has good articles, podcasts, or research papers on these topics, I’d love some recommendations. I’d like to arm myself with more than just the “99% are scams” argument to engage in thoughtful and productive discussions.
Thank you in advance for any insights!
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