Topic: Cryptocurrencies will succeed...NOT BITCOIN. (Read 2494 times)

Who cares if it succeeds or not, the main goal should be making as much fiat dollars as possible.

MikeyVeez, You would be much happier if you just stick with the issues.
Insulting people, will cause them to insult you, It creates a cycle that never ends.

I believe BTC will succeed, it may end up as a secondary cryptocurrency.
The need for confirmations will need to be alleviated by a 3rd party payment processor,
before BTC can succeed in the average persons daily life.

In the end, only hindsight is 20/20.
Let us all hope we put our stock in the right cryptocurrency.

Butthurt, yeah doesn't really bother me one bit.

Now, your username, generally most people will pick the same username for multiple forms, boards, social media sites across the internet.

Now the uniqueness of your username "MikeyVeez", lends itself to be something a little bit more personal.

But you're right, I might be wrong. No matter, I'm bored, it's raining outside and I have nothing better to do but play on the computer.

Oh and the twitter link, yeah, way to go on that one, I pointed that out already dumbass.

You should really shave that mustache.

Here I'll help you in your Internet quest maybe you'll find mythical items.  https://www.twitter.com/Mikeyveez hahahaha lmao retard

Bro you seem pretty butthurt would you like an incident of butthurt form to fill out? BTW my name is not michael or mike maybe this will help you on your butthurt quest you dweeb lmao

I hit a soft spot. Hell my first name is Michael, but I didn't put my information, I put yours @Mikeyveez

Lmfao dude your mentally retarded please continue while I Put you on ignore. Congrats you found one of a billion people with the name Mike haha. Such fucking retards on these forums, you should detox some of that flouride out of your system.

This is nothing imagine, there was mass adaption we would need terabytes of data a day.  Maybe the NSA can help us store all the data and run nodes.

You can't spell either. "references"

Mike Van Horne
http://www.konradcorp.com/about/mike.jpg
Lives in Hudson, WI
Currently works at Konrad Corporation 800-359-4200 (Ask for Mike)
Went to Prairie Elementary, Marmion Military Academy
Got a MBA in Business Management in 2013
Got a BA in Communications in 2006
Went to University of St. Thomas in 2011-2012 but I guess it just wasn't for you.

Should I continue?

use multibit instead.

I agree with the OP, I started to mess with bitcoin wallets for the first time. I can not believe it is taking me over a day just to sync the wallet. Seems too bloated.

Dude are you from shit poor latin america? And finding info from 1920s documentaries about America?, as I don't understand any of your refrences.

Sock puppets, wow.

For someone with a Masters in sales & marketing and a person who went to Marmion Military Academy you sure are an arrogant / uneducated bastard.

You have alot of sock puppets very nice. No I drink bottled spring water or distilled water, make sure you add some flouride toothpaste sock puppet.

I heard bosscoin is the next big coin

Government digital currencies will take over.

For all of you conspiracy nuts   http://www.futureworldcurrency.com/Documents.asp?DocumentID=3875

Bitcoin is open sourced and can be changed at any time. IE. Anything another coin does to make itself better than Bitcoin, Bitcoin can do itself if given enough resources and time. Seeing as though most cryptos are open source, it wouldn't be very hard for Bitcoin to implement features of other block chains.

This is the one of the problems I see with the "X coin" will take over Bitcoin argument. Something incredibly unexpected would have to happen, like a big vulnerability in Bitcoin that collapses confidence it instantly or perhaps a 51% attack. If Bitcoin has to adapt to maintain its position on the top of the cryptocoin market, I think they will do this. There is a huge incentive for people that are invested in Bitcoin to do so and a lot of resources stemming from a 9 Billion dollar market cap.

And then there's the "Network Effect". Someone will find out about Bitcoin before they do *coin because Bitcoin is all over the news and everyone (in the public) is talking about Bitcoin. Since someone is more likely to hear about Bitcoin first, they are more likely to invest in it, develop a website or software for it, or just simply use it. The network effect is why Bitcoin will always be the "gold" of electronic currencies until it dies, and it will always be valued as such until its death.