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The scary thing about the future of bitcoin is if the government from many countries together buy all the bitcoin in sirculation around the world and then they destroy it
It lasted for six years now and it's doing great if you ask me , even if I wasen't here from the beggining .
Bitcoin for now is successeful and it yes maybe it won't last forever but It will surely last till people realize that they need something else then cash or anything that goverment basically can control . but for now people simply don't give a single shit about what bitcoin is capable of and when they hear "bitcoin" they hear "silk road => drugs , weapons" also they simply don't care about their privacy .
Bitcoin for now is successeful and it yes maybe it won't last forever but It will surely last till people realize that they need something else then cash or anything that goverment basically can control . but for now people simply don't give a single shit about what bitcoin is capable of and when they hear "bitcoin" they hear "silk road => drugs , weapons" also they simply don't care about their privacy .
Yes, and the reason more people don't use it is because they don't understand it and it seems too complex for non-geeks. We need more entrepreneurs to simplify, simplify, simplify. Once it becomes easier to use than cash, all you need are sales teams to bring it to the thousands of merchants out there.
i guess bitcoin cannot sustain forever, that's why bitcoin is open source and the rise of alt coins. bitcoin can end the control of economy by one.
bitcoin is a waste of energy because bitcoin needs mining to maintain its network.
bitcoin is a waste of energy because bitcoin needs mining to maintain its network.
the future of bitcoin is being an to alternative various things, mostly such as storing value, making payments, transferring money from a to b. that's more than enough and quite reasonable.
my first point is making payments
bitcoin will be strong value if, we can use it to cost life every day like buy drink, clotes, t-shirt or some thing like that
Another bank interested in Bitcoin technology
http://www.coindesk.com/rbs-trials-ripple-part-3-5-billion-tech-revamp/
http://www.coindesk.com/rbs-trials-ripple-part-3-5-billion-tech-revamp/
the future of bitcoin is being an to alternative various things, mostly such as storing value, making payments, transferring money from a to b. that's more than enough and quite reasonable.
The future of Bitcoin may include a digital dollar at some point--maybe if the United States dollar is no longer the global reserve currency, or if the government wants to prolong the period of time in which its money is the lingua franca, so to speak, of the world, then it will establish some sort of crypto-facing currency that buys it more influence in a changing, multi-polar, Asia-centric world. Some sort of substantive action from the U.S. government will come at some point once various decision points pop up, which always does happen. I'm guessing the BTC future extends to governmental powers getting table stakes in the ongoing innovations in cryptocurrency; it'll be too costly not to.
Here is another bank jumping on the Bitcoin bandwagon
http://www.coindesk.com/barclays-trials-bitcoin-tech-with-pilot-program/
http://www.coindesk.com/barclays-trials-bitcoin-tech-with-pilot-program/
Bitcoin will be (and sorta is) a giftcard for nerds.
The internet will be (and sorta is) a telephone for nerds to share porn and criminals to do their business.
Signed: Every clueless CEO circa 1980.
Bitcoin will be (and sorta is) a giftcard for nerds.
It might be only essentially that currently, but it certainly easily has the potential to grow past that. Bitcoin could save millions for people in the Gambling & Remittance markets amongst many others all whilst providing them with relative anonymity if they so wanted it.
Bitcoin will be (and sorta is) a giftcard for nerds.
It lasted for six years now and it's doing great if you ask me , even if I wasen't here from the beggining .
Bitcoin for now is successeful and it yes maybe it won't last forever but It will surely last till people realize that they need something else then cash or anything that goverment basically can control . but for now people simply don't give a single shit about what bitcoin is capable of and when they hear "bitcoin" they hear "silk road => drugs , weapons" also they simply don't care about their privacy .
Bitcoin for now is successeful and it yes maybe it won't last forever but It will surely last till people realize that they need something else then cash or anything that goverment basically can control . but for now people simply don't give a single shit about what bitcoin is capable of and when they hear "bitcoin" they hear "silk road => drugs , weapons" also they simply don't care about their privacy .
Another interest shown by banks.
http://www.coindesk.com/eba-chairman-banks-must-understand-blockchain-tech/
Just give it some time boys!
Here is another bank interested in Bitcoin
http://www.coindesk.com/australia-commonwealth-bank-ripple-experiment/
I would say the future of bitcoin is below mediocrity and above failure.
It lasted for six years now and it's doing great if you ask me , even if I wasen't here from the beggining .
Bitcoin for now is successeful and it yes maybe it won't last forever but It will surely last till people realize that they need something else then cash or anything that goverment basically can control . but for now people simply don't give a single shit about what bitcoin is capable of and when they hear "bitcoin" they hear "silk road => drugs , weapons" also they simply don't care about their privacy .
Bitcoin for now is successeful and it yes maybe it won't last forever but It will surely last till people realize that they need something else then cash or anything that goverment basically can control . but for now people simply don't give a single shit about what bitcoin is capable of and when they hear "bitcoin" they hear "silk road => drugs , weapons" also they simply don't care about their privacy .
Another interest shown by banks.
http://www.coindesk.com/eba-chairman-banks-must-understand-blockchain-tech/
Just give it some time boys!
It lasted for six years now and it's doing great if you ask me , even if I wasen't here from the beggining .
Bitcoin for now is successeful and it yes maybe it won't last forever but It will surely last till people realize that they need something else then cash or anything that goverment basically can control . but for now people simply don't give a single shit about what bitcoin is capable of and when they hear "bitcoin" they hear "silk road => drugs , weapons" also they simply don't care about their privacy .
Bitcoin for now is successeful and it yes maybe it won't last forever but It will surely last till people realize that they need something else then cash or anything that goverment basically can control . but for now people simply don't give a single shit about what bitcoin is capable of and when they hear "bitcoin" they hear "silk road => drugs , weapons" also they simply don't care about their privacy .
Another interest shown by banks.
http://www.coindesk.com/eba-chairman-banks-must-understand-blockchain-tech/
But as I know the first one was bitcoin actually?or not?
yeah of course, but there are some altcoin etilist, that want to remind to bitcoin that there was a coin called e-gold and that bitcoin is a clone of that, too bad they forgot that e-gold was centralized and it does not work exactly like bitcoin...
I am very curious about future
I have one question in my head
In future, will be appear another crypto currency like bitcoin? or another Satoshi Nakamoto?
I have one question in my head
In future, will be appear another crypto currency like bitcoin? or another Satoshi Nakamoto?
they are appearing all the time in the altcoin section, assuming that satoshi isn't dead, he could reveal himself again in the future for adding something innovative to bitcoin itself
But as I know the first one was bitcoin actually?or not?
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