Cryptocurrencies can become popular within a short period of time in today's age, and they have higher chances of becoming
popular if they have a name that is widely accepted and equally liked among different cultures. Bitcoin is such a name.
Byteball, as well, is a very attractive and nice name for a cryptocurrency project that embraces simplicity and elegant
technology. Along with a new consensus algorithm and untraceable payments, as well as chat built in from the beginning, this
one is one to observe and get involved in.
You said it man.
Byteball, like snowball but instead of snow, bytes are rolling.
Byteball really needs a community manager who can reach out to exchanges and organize marketing, etc...
Maybe, but I wouldnt do that yet, to reach exchanges - those places are filled with "altcoin traders", an echo-
chamber of the same people. To reach a wider audience, to gain more actual users and not speculators, we need to reach
channels where altcoiners are not present. Niches where geeks do not hang around. Mom forums. Those kind of places, where you
wouldnt think to mention byteball, but we do need it, to diversify and grow userbase. To learn what they need, what is
difficult in the current wallet, to remove any obstacles for them to "pay" with very small price for something they want.
Exchanges are easy, every currency will get there, but to reach actual users is hard, and thats why its more worth to (begin)
doing.
It would be nice with digital-service webshop, like "Send us bytes, which you can buy with PayPal/Visa/MasterCard from here
..., to receive access to ad-free content or gain imaginary karma-points on a forum". Must have something of worth for people
to start and use a wallet over.
The more stuff you can buy, the more success byteball will have.
definitely more doors are there the more chance of success are also there.
