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There's probably still some value in it for darknet activities like sales of illicit goods, ransom payments, etc.
by qbasic_forever 4y ago
There's probably still some value in it for darknet activities like sales of illicit goods, ransom payments, etc.
- xmprt 4y agoI think what the poster is asking, is why wouldn't communities/darknet activites deal with other cryptocurrencies which are objectively better than Bitcoin in terms of functionality although they have a smaller community and network at the moment.
- Geee 4y agoYou guys are funny. Bitcoin is one of the largest currencies in the world with over 100 million users. Read the Bitcoin Standard to understand why.
- vinaychandranp 4y agoI believe most markets already encourage the use of other privacy oriented tokens like XMR.
- altdataseller 4y agoI think BTC will always be a gambling ecosystem at minimum. There will be ebbs and flows between it crashing and spiking for its entire lifetime.
- usednet 4y agoPretty much all under the table crypto transactions are in Monero, Zcash, or other privacy coins. Bitcoin’s utility is horrible compared to most other cryptos, its purely a store of value.