Topic: Ethereum is the future of crypto, bitcoin is not. - page 14. (Read 116541 times)
I think that these coins are not competitors. They follow the path of their development parallel to each other. Perhaps Ethereum will reduce the gap from the leader,but it is unlikely to become the top coin.
I think it shouldn't predict like this. Because we all know BTC is the mother of crypto and BTC price is top in the crypto market. We can say that ETH can cross the BTC price one day. Because ETH is the most promising coin and it's using most of the ICO investors as a payment method. I think ETH will do this within the next 2-3 years. So let's hope for the ETH.
Everyone knows that ethereum is one of the best coin, but no other coins or project that can take bitcoin position in cryptos world. Bitcoin is the king while ethereum is the queen.
if we talk about future of crypto's development than i agree that ethereum is the future of crypto,but if we talk about profits and some promising coins then bitcoin is still a promising coin, after all bitcoin is still the king of crypto
ETH will allow $2T of underground economy to become more structured (and possibly less underground) through DAOs.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/wonkblog/wp/2013/04/23/americas-2-trillion-shadow-economy-is-the-recessions-big-winner/
If it captures 1% of that $2T, it is equivalent to $20B, which would put ETH somewhere around $150. Those who sell for $2 will shit bricks, eat sand and may even commit suicide in the years to come. If it captures 10% of that ETH will be $1500. I know it sounds crazy, but so did the Internet in 1995.
Once it's launched their main focus will be on scalability, which I think is the real reason crypto is not ready for mainstream. Once they can handle 100K TPS (and I'm sure they will), it's game over.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/wonkblog/wp/2013/04/23/americas-2-trillion-shadow-economy-is-the-recessions-big-winner/
If it captures 1% of that $2T, it is equivalent to $20B, which would put ETH somewhere around $150. Those who sell for $2 will shit bricks, eat sand and may even commit suicide in the years to come. If it captures 10% of that ETH will be $1500. I know it sounds crazy, but so did the Internet in 1995.
Once it's launched their main focus will be on scalability, which I think is the real reason crypto is not ready for mainstream. Once they can handle 100K TPS (and I'm sure they will), it's game over.
It is hardly necessary to carry out such a comparison. Of course, today Ethereum provides developers with a powerful and convenient environment for working, preparing successful projects. But today and in the future the real leader of the crypto market will remain exactly BTC. It is from the BTC that the prices of all altcoins depend.
I think that it is not. In my opinion Bitcoin and the present and future of the cryptocurrency market. Ethereum is definitely the best alternative cryptocurrency. But of the level and influence of Bitcoin this coin is still far away.
Ethereum is a temporary coin, which will be replaced by another more perfect one, which takes into account the Ethereum errors. Bitcoin is the first coin, and it will remain and will carry historical value.
To cryptocurrency grew-little hope. We need market regulation and the absence of bans, or at least that the Supervisory authorities fought with manipulation.
I don't think so, for now all coints are weak, there is no future for all coints, uncertain market conditions are also influential, hopefully soon all coints will rise, and cryptocurrency will rise again
Ethereum did not meet the expectations. Today it is a very weak coin, which has depreciated and no longer attracts investors. I do not see a good future for ethereum.
A funny situation when BTC is called not the most important cryptocurrency. Of course, I strongly disagree with this, because I understand that it is BTC that should be regarded as something very serious and significant.
Of course Ethereum is a good coin and for me it is better than bitcoin too, from all sides, even if you look, the product also works one hundred percent like bitcoin, but if you invest then I would certainly choose Ethereum!
ETH will allow $2T of underground economy to become more structured (and possibly less underground) through DAOs.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/wonkblog/wp/2013/04/23/americas-2-trillion-shadow-economy-is-the-recessions-big-winner/
If it captures 1% of that $2T, it is equivalent to $20B, which would put ETH somewhere around $150. Those who sell for $2 will shit bricks, eat sand and may even commit suicide in the years to come. If it captures 10% of that ETH will be $1500. I know it sounds crazy, but so did the Internet in 1995.
Once it's launched their main focus will be on scalability, which I think is the real reason crypto is not ready for mainstream. Once they can handle 100K TPS (and I'm sure they will), it's game over.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/wonkblog/wp/2013/04/23/americas-2-trillion-shadow-economy-is-the-recessions-big-winner/
If it captures 1% of that $2T, it is equivalent to $20B, which would put ETH somewhere around $150. Those who sell for $2 will shit bricks, eat sand and may even commit suicide in the years to come. If it captures 10% of that ETH will be $1500. I know it sounds crazy, but so did the Internet in 1995.
Once it's launched their main focus will be on scalability, which I think is the real reason crypto is not ready for mainstream. Once they can handle 100K TPS (and I'm sure they will), it's game over.
I love these posts from far away past , this is so interesting to read. This guy had some part of truth in his posts, those who sold for few bucks in those times were indeed " shiting bricks" , i wonder how many of those early adopters actually HODLed until 100$, i think that not much.
But Bitcoin is the future
I believe in the excellent potential and active development of these coins already from next year. But I strongly ask - you do not need to compare these two coins, they have completely different specificities and goals. And you need to understand - Ethereum and other altcoins largely depend on the prices of BTC.
Of course, the cryptocurrency will never be accepted by the public. When a bunch of people use blockchain, the transaction rate will drop to a minimum, which ultimately will result in degradation.
yes because it's easy we find many projects based on ethereum smartcontract.
we can appreciate every economic actor because he raises the idea by making a good ico project.
we can appreciate every economic actor because he raises the idea by making a good ico project.
Altough it was extremly interesting to read this post, I think that it is very stupid to say that ETh is better than BTC, ETH is strongly connected to ICO market which is fundementally different from every day payments which basically is the purposr of BTC. Thus I believe that BTC is the king and will be the king.
ETH will allow $2T of underground economy to become more structured (and possibly less underground) through DAOs.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/wonkblog/wp/2013/04/23/americas-2-trillion-shadow-economy-is-the-recessions-big-winner/
If it captures 1% of that $2T, it is equivalent to $20B, which would put ETH somewhere around $150. Those who sell for $2 will shit bricks, eat sand and may even commit suicide in the years to come. If it captures 10% of that ETH will be $1500. I know it sounds crazy, but so did the Internet in 1995.
Once it's launched their main focus will be on scalability, which I think is the real reason crypto is not ready for mainstream. Once they can handle 100K TPS (and I'm sure they will), it's game over.
It will be great if that happens but, more importantly is the fact that if ether price can go as high as $10000 this does not mean mainstream adoption. For mainstream adoption to happen, we have the problem of speed, scalability and regulation to be addressed. Mass adoption will only require a solution the delivers value to people using crypto, with projects like mfchain, pundi X among those heading for mass adoption. Soon the narrative will begin to change. http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/wonkblog/wp/2013/04/23/americas-2-trillion-shadow-economy-is-the-recessions-big-winner/
If it captures 1% of that $2T, it is equivalent to $20B, which would put ETH somewhere around $150. Those who sell for $2 will shit bricks, eat sand and may even commit suicide in the years to come. If it captures 10% of that ETH will be $1500. I know it sounds crazy, but so did the Internet in 1995.
Once it's launched their main focus will be on scalability, which I think is the real reason crypto is not ready for mainstream. Once they can handle 100K TPS (and I'm sure they will), it's game over.
I do not agree that bitcoin is no longer the future of the cryptocurrency market. Yes, Ethereum is very confidently gaining increasing popularity among cryptocurrency. But Bitcoin is the flagship of the cryptocurrency market and it is he who dictates the conditions for all alternative coins.
Perhaps now the coins that will be used by people everywhere-just entered the market or conduct an ICO. Bitcoin and Ethereum are the first in their own,but I am sure that many projects want to bypass them.
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