Bitcoin's future - Are we there yet?

SonoCoin

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Quote from: spadormie on February 13, 2018, 12:15:39 PM

Why does people wanted to be filty rich within a day? Undecided

. Dude, bitcoin just started its rally last December. And it will go forward by next months. A lot of people says that bitcoin will hit 50,000 usd at the end of this year. This means that we just need to hodl.

At what point did this conversation have to do with the current price of Bitcoin? This was meant to be about its utility.

spadormie

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Why does people wanted to be filty rich within a day? Undecided

. Dude, bitcoin just started its rally last December. And it will go forward by next months. A lot of people says that bitcoin will hit 50,000 usd at the end of this year. This means that we just need to hodl.

CryptoBitCoins

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All have long been aware of the positive and negative aspects of bitcoin. Also, many analysts think that bitcoin will become digital gold, not a crypto currency for the exchange of funds, or payment for some services. Personally it seems to me that bitcoin does not fit to pay for services that have a small cost. For the transfer of large funds, of course, bitcoin is an ideal option, so that to consider that the bitcoin era is over, it is very wrong, it simply goes to the next stage of development.

SonoCoin

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Bitcoin is at a major crossroad in its development and adoption.

Personally, I'm torn. I firmly believe that it is the most decentralized of all - but another part of me hates the control it commands in the markets of altcoins.

Is it time to move on to an alternative, or is there reason to believe we aren't there yet?

Submit your vote.

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