I'm into the topic of cryptocurrencies for a while now and there is one thing I'm really concerned about.
COINS ≠ TOKENSIt's essential to understand the difference. Coins are holding values as main functionality whereas tokens represent digital assets.
I like that
Coinmarketcap.com makes a clear difference between those two.
https://i.imgur.com/XWeTxwY.pngYou can see that there is no bitcoin for example.
What makes me so concerned is that people pump&dump their coins all day long, deceiving people without horizontal knowledge about cryptocurrencies.
There is basically no need for more than one decentralised coin. Defining the ecosystem it makes sense to have a competition or even co-opetition, but not forgetting to have the end in mind - A decentralised economy.
Every splitter-coin will die, i.e. pumped and dumped. Dumped on the dump of Bitcoin. Lets it grow. Stop wasting your money and even more valuable time on small coins. Probably you will be dealing with a bot anyway.
Maybe we'll need a coin for every major industry in the future, depending on its token flow habits. But currencies need to be backed by asset.
Thanks for attention. I'm looking forward to your comments.