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>>1752682
It's all about name recognition anon. Bitcoin was a pioneer in the cryptocurrency world, everything else is and always will be an altcoin

A centralized blockchain, run by some psudo-government private company like the federal reserve, will be the standard of currency in the future.

It will replace current fiat slowly, but eventually completely.

It will NOT be bitcoin but bitcoin will still be around as the standard black market currency, if an alt coin like Monero never overthrows it, which I see as highly unlikely.

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To say this is incredible is an understatement. I feel like I just watched the first email being sent again.

https://asciinema.org/a/ergldrzd43j08klix08hf9yl3

The road to 1 million per coin has begun.

Im bored out of my mind at work and was wondering if anyone knows of an app for Android that you can use to make other apps (export apk) that are valid for commercial use.

I already have a license to publish because Im working on a more legitimate project at home, but itd be nice to be able to throw some shit together just because I can at work.

All Ive found so far is something that lets you make a [insert message here] app, Im looking for something that is interactable.

I know AIDE exists too and I use it on my tablet, but I dont want to work completely from scratch on my phone, too much of a pain.

Something like RPG maker would be perfect but Im not looking specifically to make games (but Im not against it either).

Dont know if this is the best board to ask but I spend the most time here and Im looking specifically for one whose products are ok to upload commercially.

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>>1466620

As far as speculative investments go, it has one of the best risk-reward profiles atm. 10000%-200000% growth is a possibility.

There's no question that fiat currencies are on their way out, the question is if Bitcoin will be one of the major cryptocurrencies in the future. It has the first mover advantage and while newer cryptocurrencies might be better, it will most likely be easier to built upon Bitcoin.

>>1451013

200k is lowballing it if it remains the #1 cryptocurrency.

>>1427120

>Before the browser, someone looks at TCP/IP and says, oh my God, this thing moves information from anywhere to anywhere real time and for free! It’s going to change information forever, so I’m going to launch Netflix. Well, hold on. Yes, but not now. Not for 20 years. First we need much better computers, more broadband, lots of things have to happen. Same thing with Bitcoin. Yes, it will change everything, but not now, not yet. Email with 6 million people wasn’t email, it was a curiosity.

>>1427120

>Before the browser, someone looks at TCP/IP and says, oh my God, this
thing moves information from anywhere to anywhere real time and for free! It’s going to change information forever, so I’m going to launch Netflix. Well, hold on. Yes, but not now. Not for 20 years. First we need much better computers, more broadband, lots of things have to happen. Same thing with Bitcoin. Yes, it will change everything, but not now, not yet. Email with 6 million people wasn’t email, it was a curiosity.

waiting patiently.