Anyone have information about merchant adoption of Byteball? Of Blackbytes?
there ain't none. it'll need to be on more than a handful of exchanges for starters. it'll come in time.
It's too bad. Otherwise, the project really seems to be coming along.
You can't expect merchants to accept a coin that has the majority of the supply in the creators hands, this is obvious, most exchanges don't list it because it's still only gonna be 50% distributed (on aug 7). Once it's fully distributed you can expect adoption and marketing to really begin, or maybe even before the last distribution. It will happen soon, in a few months, winter is coming... ^^
Quite right. I suppose I wasn't considering the big picture.
Edit: I suppose the same logic means Ripple (and maybe Stellar Lumens) will have a difficult time with respect to merchant adoption.
Well Ripple is basically banker money, it's exactly the same as fiat, it shouldn't even be considered crypto in my opinion, not only it is mostly in the hands of banks but the company Ripple Inc. has like 60-70% (not exactly sure, check it up) of the total supply. I have no idea how can people invest in it, the bankers should be enough to keep people away from it but the fact that the supply is not fixed (I think they can mint as much as they want but they promised 100Billion?) and the majority of the coins are in the company's hands...that's just crazy. Now you could say that tonych owns 50% of byteball (after aug7) too but the difference is that tonych is distributing it freely every month by a fixed rate and keeps 1% for himself, Ripple does not do that, they keep that 60-70% for themselves. In any case, in 3-4 months, this coin will be distributed fully, Ripply will remain the same shit scamcoin as it always was. One last thing I know about it, the original creator left it and made Stellar Lumens.
llinked which will bring approx. : 58,505 gb
