As we navigate the ever-evolving landscape of finance, the role of cryptocurrency in payments is gaining traction. 🚀 I'm curious to know your take on the future: Do you believe crypto payments are on the verge of becoming mainstream in the near future?
You need to be specific about the blockchain. Do you mean bitcoin or other altcoin blockchains? When you said cryptocurrency, you are generalizing and this is bitcoin board, so I assumed you are talking about bitcoin future and payment in the mainstream.
As of yesterday,
Satoshi bitcoin lightning wallet exit US market and that's due to regulations and after what happened to Binance court case. With this, I don't think bitcoin payments will foster that much because all eyes are on start up that are trying to push this adoption to the mainstream.
The crypto space has seen remarkable growth and innovation, but challenges and skepticism persist. Are we on the brink of a significant shift in how we conduct transactions, or do traditional payment methods still hold the fort?
Share your insights! What factors contribute to the potential mainstream adoption of crypto payments, or do you see any obstacles that might slow down the process? Let's explore the possibilities and challenges together.
There is no way bitcoin payment mainstream will work without the adoption but the question is, will adoption work without regulations? Will the regulations favour bitcoin and protect the protocol? These are the unanswered questions because the more bitcoin want to grow, the more people are trying to kill this adoption especially those who hold high stake in banking Finance, they don't want it to grow despite the lightning network that is trying to scale bitcoin network.