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Yes, bitcoin is the gold of the new era.
If we're talking about the new value of currency in the internet, there are several cryptocurrencies except Bitcoin and Bitcoin is the most popular of them but I can't tell it the new value of currency so soon we've got a long way to go.
We are dreaming about the new money and Bitcoin is a candidate for that. It is still not legally accepted as a form of exchange I think it's too early to say that BTC is the new money.
If we're talking about if we can use it to buy foods and etc. Definitely yes, there are stores and banks that accepts Bitcoin I can name a few if you let me. But the point is, it is being used in some services and it can be use as an exchange to buy things. Don't worry Bitcoin are being used in that kind of things.
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Yup Bitcoin is trending nowadays but to earn it easily is another thing. Bitcoin is what they call gold of the internet. If gold is hard to earn in the Earth's soil then Bitcoin is hard to earn in the spectrum waves.
If we're talking about the new value of currency in the internet, there are several cryptocurrencies except Bitcoin and Bitcoin is the most popular of them but I can't tell it the new value of currency so soon we've got a long way to go.
We are dreaming about the new money and Bitcoin is a candidate for that. It is still not legally accepted as a form of exchange I think it's too early to say that BTC is the new money.
If we're talking about if we can use it to buy foods and etc. Definitely yes, there are stores and banks that accepts Bitcoin I can name a few if you let me. But the point is, it is being used in some services and it can be use as an exchange to buy things. Don't worry Bitcoin are being used in that kind of things. ( May vary in country and location )
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Interesting reading the comments in this thread, both from 2 months ago and also those that are more recent.
An interesting theme that I picked up on is most people feel that 1: Ethereum can't do this because that would mean Bitcoin would need to be worth x price. And probably more dominate 2: Ethereum can't do this because that would mean it's marktetcap would be worth more than Bitcoin.
What I find amusing is that a lot of people feel there is like some unbreakable law somewhere that an "Alt Coin" cannot possibly overtake Bitcoin, ever! Also, the false assumption that only one coin can rise, or more precisely if one were to rise too much that would be Bitcoin would need to fall like there is some finite amount of money in cryptocurrency or something.
My thoughts are that yes, Ethereum can very well be worth $1000 each, and it may even happen this year yet. Bitcoin also may remain top dog and be worth $10,000 each, or to the horror of many, maybe it will only be $3,000 and second place to Ethereum's market cap.
As the final chuckle, the recent comment even with Ethereum recently seeing $200 in that "oh no, to reach $1000 that would mean it would need to be 5x what it is worth now". Do you people not keep abreast of what is happening. Not too long ago (5-6 months) Ethereum was trading at under $7 and it recently spiked close to $210 meaning it has seen a 30x rise in just the last 6 months, so tell me why is that extra 5x rise this year so impossible again?
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Interesting reading the comments in this thread, both from 2 months ago and also those that are more recent.
An interesting theme that I picked up on is most people feel that 1: Ethereum can't do this because that would mean Bitcoin would need to be worth x price. And probably more dominate 2: Ethereum can't do this because that would mean it's marktetcap would be worth more than Bitcoin.
What I find amusing is that a lot of people feel there is like some unbreakable law somewhere that an "Alt Coin" cannot possibly overtake Bitcoin, ever! Also, the false assumption that only one coin can rise, or more precisely if one were to rise too much that would be Bitcoin would need to fall like there is some finite amount of money in cryptocurrency or something.
My thoughts are that yes, Ethereum can very well be worth $1000 each, and it may even happen this year yet. Bitcoin also may remain top dog and be worth $10,000 each, or to the horror of many, maybe it will only be $3,000 and second place to Ethereum's market cap.
As the final chuckle, the recent comment even with Ethereum recently seeing $200 in that "oh no, to reach $1000 that would mean it would need to be 5x what it is worth now". Do you people not keep abreast of what is happening. Not too long ago (5-6 months) Ethereum was trading at under $7 and it recently spiked close to $210 meaning it has seen a 30x rise in just the last 6 months, so tell me why is that extra 5x rise this year so impossible again?