Topic: Bitcoin distribution vs Bitcoin adoption - page 3. (Read 4035 times)
We are the 1%, deal with it.
I keep reading very optimistic posts here about bitcoin reaching a value equivalent to today's 1000, 10000 and even millions of dollars in a pretty near future (like < 50 years).
Everyone seem to enjoy that, which I can understand, but that would generate a big issue, wouldn't it?
How will people who still are ignorant about bitcoins today get their share, when early adopters hoarded thousands of them?
How can bitcoin be widely adopted when TF owns half the wealth of Australia after BTC reaches the expected heigths?
I can see a fierce resistance coming, even from very well educated people, that just consider unfair that 50% of the coins are already owned by 0.001% individuals, once they realise it's the exchange token of tomorrow.
Should we reset the blockchain when BTC becomes the official world currency, all join a single, worldwide, non-proportional pool?
Everyone seem to enjoy that, which I can understand, but that would generate a big issue, wouldn't it?
How will people who still are ignorant about bitcoins today get their share, when early adopters hoarded thousands of them?
How can bitcoin be widely adopted when TF owns half the wealth of Australia after BTC reaches the expected heigths?
I can see a fierce resistance coming, even from very well educated people, that just consider unfair that 50% of the coins are already owned by 0.001% individuals, once they realise it's the exchange token of tomorrow.
Should we reset the blockchain when BTC becomes the official world currency, all join a single, worldwide, non-proportional pool?
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