Travelflex never did anything by themselves, they just forked Byteball and said that they wrote it from scratch.
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Topic: What do you guys think of Travelflex TRF? (Read 157 times)
the circulating supply can't be used as some marker of performance? do you mean a low circulating supply vs the total supply? if so, isn't that more cause for concern?
do you mean the actual amount is low? then it only matters when compared with the price.
and as previous poster said, I fully agree. there is very little possibility that any coin or token or anything, will ever become "the" currency.
bitcoin could theoretically implement most things that other coins has.
however, what other coins can never achieve(unless they fork bitcoin), is the actual distribution. if "someone" creates a new currency today, obviously the distribution is very skewed. or, if it's mining, the difficulty is low early on. the problem today is that people always find these and "jumps on them" right away, buying in cheap/mining with low difficulty, and obviously, some people will have a great amount of these IF the difficulty/price ever increases(as in, being more popular). bitcoin is unique in that regard because for years people traded it at very low prices, mined with low difficulty, and over time, it has been distributed in a way that no other coin ever can achieve.
do you mean the actual amount is low? then it only matters when compared with the price.
and as previous poster said, I fully agree. there is very little possibility that any coin or token or anything, will ever become "the" currency.
bitcoin could theoretically implement most things that other coins has.
however, what other coins can never achieve(unless they fork bitcoin), is the actual distribution. if "someone" creates a new currency today, obviously the distribution is very skewed. or, if it's mining, the difficulty is low early on. the problem today is that people always find these and "jumps on them" right away, buying in cheap/mining with low difficulty, and obviously, some people will have a great amount of these IF the difficulty/price ever increases(as in, being more popular). bitcoin is unique in that regard because for years people traded it at very low prices, mined with low difficulty, and over time, it has been distributed in a way that no other coin ever can achieve.
Cryptocurrencies whose major focus is being adopted as a currency have no future. They will not usurp Bitcoin, despite technological superiorities. Don't bother.
They just switched to DAG just like their roadmap promise. And it's SUPER fast as in seconds not minutes. The coin has a low circulating supply. This could explode yes?
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