Bitcoin is flawed in many ways. 1 way being the transaction time wait. Other cryptos are offering a choice in different characteristics such as rewards, amount and other things. Ultimately it will be the market which decides which coin is going to be successful long term.
There is room for more than 1 winner and with so much choice about its hard to choose. Free markets will encourage new and crazy innovations, its hard to think that only Bitcoin will succeed. Which few is anyones guess, but I can put good money on one having not even been thought up yet.
Topic: can there be only one? (Read 504 times)
There are already 150+ clones now.. but the concept of p2p decentralized democrazy is interesting 
There are more than 150 altcoins?? I thought there were just a handful
I think it will be just 1 or 2 the ones that win the battle, today there are a lot because of the success of bitcoin, everyone want money,
just your $2? 
I'd bet on more than 1 receiving wide-scale acceptance, but only time will tell.
I'd bet on more than 1 receiving wide-scale acceptance, but only time will tell.
There are already 150+ clones now.. but the concept of p2p decentralized democrazy is interesting
I don't think there will be as many as there are now. Its possible a handful exist in a very small market while the winner is much more widely used. Seems extremely unlikely there will be multiple bitcoins that are widely accepted.
Do you think there can be only one digital currency in the future? Are we really going to see stores that accepting a plethora of alt-coins? Many people moved their old GPU mining rigs over to litecoin because the ASCI devices make them non competitive. But does this give litecoin more value? it seem to me its only valuable to the people mining it. I would be happy to competitively mine litecoin with a rig that can't be used for anything else, not sure I would invest directly though.
Anyway, just my BTC0.002
Anyway, just my BTC0.002
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