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I'm not sure there's much of a chicken and egg problem at all. The cryptocurrency adoption has steadily increased so far. If anything the biggest problem is un
by mtgx 9y ago
I'm not sure there's much of a chicken and egg problem at all. The cryptocurrency adoption has steadily increased so far.
If anything the biggest problem is understanding how to use cryptocurrencies in the first place. For mass adoption that's where we need to see innovation most (and of course scalability, which is directly tied to mass adoption).
I don't see the government adopting/not adopting a cryptocurrency affect adoption in a major way on its own. People who don't understand how to use cryptocurrency still wouldn't use it unless it was forced upon them somehow, like their employer saying their salary will be exclusively offered as cryptocurrency from the next month forward. But that could cause all sorts of issues.
- Asdfbla 9y ago>The cryptocurrency adoption has steadily increased so far. For speculation and investment, not for anything currency-like, though.
- ghthor 9y agoWhy is that do you think?
- ldiracdelta 9y agoI'd say lack of transaction speed, they're not easy to use, and almost all crypto-currencies lack privacy. Should everyone in the world get to know that I stupidly bought a soda from the vending machine at 3pm? Or worse..