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Topic: Could Monero replace Bitcoin soon? - page 25. (Read 33721 times)
It`s not monero but it is StealthCoin that will replace BTC as soon as it releases fully decartelized StealthSend !
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Define "soon".
BTC marketcap is currently about 1000 times greater. There has been a Billion(?) or so invested in BTC startups in the past 2 years. Few people even know what BTC is and essentially nobody knows what Monero is.
BTC marketcap is currently about 1000 times greater. There has been a Billion(?) or so invested in BTC startups in the past 2 years. Few people even know what BTC is and essentially nobody knows what Monero is.
That's exactly where the potential lays.
Once the whole world is literally desperate to get Moneros the most gains are left behind.
I think it would be better if monero folks stop spamming Bitcoin forum !
He isn't a Monero folk, just a reverse troll like generalizethis pointed out.
In addition:
RIP MONERO
Hello scammer,
good coin and i think monero and drk are really fucked soon 
starting to think to sell my xmr
MY LIFE IS SHIT!! 
Karma.
I hope your life stays shit, people like you derserve it.
I think it would be better if monero folks stop spamming Bitcoin forum !
Some of them aren't monero folks.
Reverse troll engineering.
I think it would be better if monero folks stop spamming Bitcoin forum !
what do you guys think about these cryptonote technology, should we worry about it? 
Yes, you should 'worry' about cryptonote but you don't need to worry about pariah coins like Monero.
There are lot of interesting features one coin or another adds from time to time.
Bitcoin acts like a dinosaur already - very well established, but very hard to change. The last attacks were piece of cake compared to what will come from time to time. And they were handled under (my) expectations.
One thing the the attacks have also shown was that (the) miners don't care much of the network and some payments were simply not processed because of "bad luck" (laziness, optimizations, ..) actually because all that counted was the block reward, not the "pennies" from the tx fees. My conclusion is that we have to watch closely the halving as I expect quite a lot of miners to give up.
And when the network (which currently is the strongest without doubt) will weaken too much, another coin can "step up".
But Bitcoin will not die easily, so it won't be replaced, a much better expectation would be for another coin(s) to "step up" and become real alternative(s) for Bitcoin, but which will just live on in the same time / together with Bitcoin.
Bitcoin acts like a dinosaur already - very well established, but very hard to change. The last attacks were piece of cake compared to what will come from time to time. And they were handled under (my) expectations.
One thing the the attacks have also shown was that (the) miners don't care much of the network and some payments were simply not processed because of "bad luck" (laziness, optimizations, ..) actually because all that counted was the block reward, not the "pennies" from the tx fees. My conclusion is that we have to watch closely the halving as I expect quite a lot of miners to give up.
And when the network (which currently is the strongest without doubt) will weaken too much, another coin can "step up".
But Bitcoin will not die easily, so it won't be replaced, a much better expectation would be for another coin(s) to "step up" and become real alternative(s) for Bitcoin, but which will just live on in the same time / together with Bitcoin.
Define "soon".
BTC marketcap is currently about 1000 times greater. There has been a Billion(?) or so invested in BTC startups in the past 2 years. Few people even know what BTC is and essentially nobody knows what Monero is.
BTC marketcap is currently about 1000 times greater. There has been a Billion(?) or so invested in BTC startups in the past 2 years. Few people even know what BTC is and essentially nobody knows what Monero is.
I think it may rise, YES. But not replace BTC
Monero, maybe litecoin, maybe dogecoin, or perhaps a new currency 'will be' created and will replace 'all. Monero is an interesting alt btw
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