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>the legitimacy of its network buy-in from being first to market What legitimacy? It's all code. Any smart person will take something for it's technical merit.
by ktta 9y ago
>the legitimacy of its network buy-in from being first to market
What legitimacy? It's all code. Any smart person will take something for it's technical merit. Good developers will eventually move.
>why not standardize on the one currency that has achieved the most adoption?
And where did that get us? A currency which isn't usable for daily transactions. And people give that "Oh it isn't meant for that, use Litecoin" comment. So why do we even quote adoption?
Even then, when a transaction takes $25+ dollars, you realize that there's something wrong.
- pikchurn 9y agoI never quote adoption. Bitcoin isn't a currency, it's a store of value. Just like gold which it seeks to emulate. It's useful as the collateral for fully-backed smart contracts. Not paying for coffee.