Topic: Coin Acceptance. - page 8. (Read 1560 times)
There are so many altcoins in the market but few coins are lucky who Accepted by globally for example ETH,XPR,TRN,LITECOIN ect and other coins are not Accepted by globally will disappear by themselves.
Not all coins are going to be accepted. XRP focuses more on adoption and I think they are going to be accepted widely but still aren't convincing enough to make it out there.. There are platforms like ETHereum which is far sophisticated than them, like any other coin, it has flaws. There are much to develop with the current coins today to make it acceptable for the mass adoption soon.
There are lots of coins this days and more are still emerging by the day. If eventually cryptocurrency becomes accepted globally and it's been adopted for usage, do you think all the coins would be accepted for usage or only a selected few?
There are a lot of coins due to fail eventually. A good comparison is with the dotcom bubble at the end of the 90's, many projects that looked promising on paper, did not last and bankrupt at some point. I think the situation of the cryptocurrency market right now is very similar to the dotcom bubble. The thing is, there are over 1000 different coins so it is kind of obvious that many of them are not solid and will disappear soon or later.
Just be wise and study each different projects and the vision behind, but remember that there is always a risk of failure.
Agree with this opinion. In the best case 1 of 50 projects have real vision and technologies.
I think when cryptocurrency has been accepted globally, only a few coins can survive and have a real function in the society. the rest is only in the form of digital investment assets, as well as stocks, stock paper is not used for shopping, but the profit generated in the form of other assets (conventional money) can be used. there may be certain coins that have exclusive functions in one thing, but cannot cover the overall needs.
although there are many different types of coins are in the market. but i think to research the valuable coins. lot of coins are survived with bitcoin.if lot of coins will be accepted then how can we imegen about real use of coins.
only the best coins that will be accepted and can be used globally. If only any of the coins alone certainly won't have the strength to survive. required coins that already have a good system so that it will be sufficiently functional for a variety of things. might be recommended several coins in the highest coinmaketcap.
Not at all. There are so much scam coins at the market right now. There will be carefully selected by people and only those coins will be accepted that have a working product, that is ready to use in our day-to-day living.
There are so many coins in the coinmarketcap but only few of them has a real life usage advantage
And this will be pivotal while selecting tokens to be accepted
I think bitcoin will lead the way for real life usages
And more importantly the tokens related to healthcare will spring good deeds too
There are tokens related to traveling and hotel bookings
That’s gonna be a usage too
And this will be pivotal while selecting tokens to be accepted
I think bitcoin will lead the way for real life usages
And more importantly the tokens related to healthcare will spring good deeds too
There are tokens related to traveling and hotel bookings
That’s gonna be a usage too
I totally agree with you. Usability amongst other things is the key to lasting sustainability. If there are no use cases, that coin will eventually fade out. I have recently taken interest in a particular coin related to travel and hotels. Tapcoin brings the crypto world to the real world and they provide bonuses such as free drinks each day-really comes handy for those dry days
Another cool project is Goeureka. They are moving the cryptospace forward.
A lot of new coins are rising and a majorirty of them are falling. The crypto market is highly volatile and apart form Bitcoin who has solidified its position as a reliable Bitcoin, other coins have to fight hard to stay on the market. So, if the crypto ever gets accepted as a curreny by the governments, Bitcoin and other reliable Altcoins will be accepted, whereas the one swith zero reliability will not be recognised.
There are lots of coins this days and more are still emerging by the day. If eventually cryptocurrency becomes accepted globally and it's been adopted for usage, do you think all the coins would be accepted for usage or only a selected few?
Of course, not all, but the most valuable. Of course there are companies, as well as individual users who can experiment on cheaper and less-known coins, but this will be the exception. What is now in great demand is bitcoin and ether, well, a couple of other alts, so the whole world will be limited to this after its adoption. 
There are lots of coins this days and more are still emerging by the day. If eventually cryptocurrency becomes accepted globally and it's been adopted for usage, do you think all the coins would be accepted for usage or only a selected few?
Yes, there are so many cryptocurrencies. I only choose to invest in several tokens that I just started to identify. I will never start investing in ICO projects from the middle.
The future is always uncertain but how with each passing day cryptocurrency is getting more people invested in it we can hope to see it becoming more accepted but only time can tell.
Of all this coins, only a few along with bitcoin has survived. Even if all the coins would be accepted, not sure how many would be of real use. This might have some influences over this decision.
How all the coin will even be accepted? Are those have any kind of usages in reality. TBH, only a few coins do have. So, I think BTC, ETH, and LTC should be accepted and while we are talking about complete anonymity, we should accept a good privacy coin like Monero and DeepOnion.
There are lots of coins this days and more are still emerging by the day. If eventually cryptocurrency becomes accepted globally and it's been adopted for usage, do you think all the coins would be accepted for usage or only a selected few?
because too many altcoins I think the best coins will be used for global, like xrp. and coins that are not qualified will disappear by themselves 
There are lots of coins this days and more are still emerging by the day. If eventually cryptocurrency becomes accepted globally and it's been adopted for usage, do you think all the coins would be accepted for usage or only a selected few?
All the coins can be used as far as it meant people's demand. Remember that coins are be developed for different purposes and that is the reality of things. Bitcoin has features that ethereum and litecoin did not have and vice-versa. There are many coins out there and those that are good are going to stay with us. 
There are lots of coins this days and more are still emerging by the day. If eventually cryptocurrency becomes accepted globally and it's been adopted for usage, do you think all the coins would be accepted for usage or only a selected few?
Selected few will be chosen that can be used worldwide.Those pump and dump coins won't be considered as a good coin to be accepted worldwide. Most of them aren't even ready for a real usage.
There are lots of coins this days and more are still emerging by the day. If eventually cryptocurrency becomes accepted globally and it's been adopted for usage, do you think all the coins would be accepted for usage or only a selected few?
All of the coins are a little pretentious. A lot of coin can be accepted. Many projects are still very new and in development. We can see more acceptence of this development when the projects are completed.
I try to visualize the future as much as I can.
The first thing we have to do is look in the present and see what we have. There are many cryptocurrencies: Bitcoin, Ether, few hundred ERC20 tokens and many many others.
Let's look at history: pound sterling is the oldest accepted currency which is still in use, founded somewhere in 1000 after Christ. Only in 1694 the Bank of England was founded as a result of the government needing £1.8 million at that time to pay a defeat to France. This way, the guys saw that it's possible to issue money in a centralized system where the Government and the Bank have control.
The problem with cryptocurrencies is that the government doesn't have control. Imagine if all businesses were running on Bitcoin. They would have gone bankrupt in 2017-2018 because of price changes.
Instead, let's look at Binance project to create a Stablecoin, a cryptocurrency controlled by a DAO (Decentralized autonomous organization which is Binance). Stablecoin in fact has the only chance of becoming widely accepted unless other cryptocurrencies follow.
The first thing we have to do is look in the present and see what we have. There are many cryptocurrencies: Bitcoin, Ether, few hundred ERC20 tokens and many many others.
Let's look at history: pound sterling is the oldest accepted currency which is still in use, founded somewhere in 1000 after Christ. Only in 1694 the Bank of England was founded as a result of the government needing £1.8 million at that time to pay a defeat to France. This way, the guys saw that it's possible to issue money in a centralized system where the Government and the Bank have control.
The problem with cryptocurrencies is that the government doesn't have control. Imagine if all businesses were running on Bitcoin. They would have gone bankrupt in 2017-2018 because of price changes.
Instead, let's look at Binance project to create a Stablecoin, a cryptocurrency controlled by a DAO (Decentralized autonomous organization which is Binance). Stablecoin in fact has the only chance of becoming widely accepted unless other cryptocurrencies follow.
Obviously the top ten or twenty will get the largest market share while others will get small share, mainly btc and eth will be the major market shareholders, so accumulate more and more btc and eth as they will be huge in coming years.
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