> There will be less than 5 alt-coins (out of the 50+ in existence) that will survive 2014 From what I've seen the number is more like 3-400. > Bitcoin commun

> There will be less than 5 alt-coins (out of the 50+ in existence) that will survive 2014 From what I've seen the number is more like 3-400. > Bitcoin community will solve problems including that of ‘anonymity’ Sorta already has, it looks like CoinJoin will be implemented into the mainline client when it's mature enough. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=279249.0;all https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=279249.0;all > Kryptokit and Eric Voorhees’ Coinapult are promising start-ups in this direction. I desperately hope they don't gain any userbase, they are both woefully insecure products. Kryptokit can't even maintain the claims it's authors make. "It has no central server" — yeah why are these requests going back to your server then? The community suffers when it's relying on insecure, half baked software like that.