I don't know anything about Economic Change Events but it's easy to see that Bitcoin will not fulfill it's promise as worldwide digital cash. All this talk of fee markets, and using it for major settlements implies that though it may be valuable - it is not digital money for global civilization.
The future is exciting for Monero.
The future is exciting for Monero.
A fee market that prices in the increase in the blocksize vs transaction fees is critical if a POW crypto - currency is to have global widespread use. So it does make a lot of sense for Bitcoin to be discussing fee markets. Monero already has a fee market solution in place; however the Monero solution cannot be implemented in Bitcoin since it is predicated on a tail emission. Furthermore none of the other major alt coins have a solution to this issue. The best partial solution is Dodgecoin since it also has a tail emission. Bytecoin's "solution" of adaptive blocksize limits without a tail emission is a prescription for disaster since once the emission runs out or becomes minimal there is no way to secure the network. This by the way is what scares many of the the small block crowd including many of the core developers in Bitcoin into not increasing the maximum block size.
At this point in time there is scant awareness of this critical issue in Bitcoin, and the fact the Monero has a working solution right now, within the Monero community let alone outside of it.
