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>>52695265
It'll be over when everyone begins to use blockchain technology easily.

>>52390635
>ORE ID
Bridge to blockchain mass adoption

>>51697635
It probably will but that largely depends on how fast the blockchain technology is generally adopted which also depends on how easy new users get onboarded into the space.

>>51079472
Overtime, it'll become a standard- Trustless, permissionless, non-custodial privacy enabling platforms. Definitely going to be a big plus if no bridge is involved as there is a level of custodial risk associated with it.

>>50748729
>>MATIC
>Because of all of the crazy shit it's been doing, plus I think Ethereum will do very well.
One of which is the integration of ORE ID and network into Polygon's dApps

>>50714231
Registrations with ORE ID skyrocketing over the last couple of weeks is a good sign. I believe that mass adoption of blockchain service is a positive one for the general market

>>50698132
Majority of XMR holders are primarily big fan of privacy at first. Although, the emergence of other privacy projects like Railgun is showing more reasons why privacy and its demand can actually becoming a very big deal in blockchain

>>50676350
People crypto payments made without taking active steps to shield the transactions are setting themselves up, big time. Hackers and scammers are fucking everywhere

>>50663580
Its privacy focus is appreciated of course but I think smart contract protocols have a higher chance of adoption. It's scalable and the privacy utilities can be assessed everywhere

>>50648778
>>50648784
That must be where you saw Railgun because it's always interestingly making the list despite being a low cap