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bitcoin is 11 years old. is it finally dying? what would replace it? what would happen to the market until then?

>> No.19724310
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>>19724229
obviously crypto won't be going anywhere but i'm curious what, if anything, could dethrone BTC and usher in the new era

>> No.19724524

Ghost is going to replace it

>> No.19724533

>>19724524
there's already enough shill threads. at least explain your reasoning

>> No.19724628

>>19724533
cause I said so

>> No.19724680

>>19724229
bitcoin is overpriced bullshit that is slow and ETH is shit aswell.

>> No.19724690

>>19724229
Crypto will be replaced with crypto is dollar. Crypto will die. It's just a farm to make money off of people like yourself.

>> No.19724734

>>19724690
ah so if crypto is die and will be replaced with crypto is dollar then who was phone

>> No.19724757

>>19724229
Xmr is what people think Btc is

>> No.19724762

It's all just a game

It's pretty stupid. There's nothing that is out that hasn't been done

It's crazy when everyone will realize that it's useless

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>>19724229
All I want is main adoption of a crypto with a tangled blockchain, of some other protocol which doesn't inherently lead to re-centralization. Otherwise, what's even the fucking point?
Maybe it'll be in the aftermath of the death of Bitcoin. But the death of bitcoin would mean a huge loss in the overall crypto market. A great crypto depression.

>> No.19724810

>>19724229
Why can't you people see it was a distraction from gold and silver.

>muh naruto satori
>decentralized currency
>fight central bankers

It's called gold and silver. It's literally the actual correct solution to the very premise of BTC's existence.

>> No.19724823

>>19724775
there are around 180 currencies globally which is something like 30,000 combinations. do you think we'll keep applying bandaid fixes to address this or will the world agree on a single digital currency

>> No.19724874

>>19724810
ok let me know how you intend on making online purchases with a rock. are you implying there will be a gold back standardized digital currency? or that we'll just forget all of these capabilities and keep using systems devised in the 80s

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>>19724823
Humans are not one to agree on such a singular solution for something they interact with on a daily basis. People's preferences and needs vary too much for this. And some aren't even open to considering an all encompassing solution.

The constant forking of bitcoin is a testament to it's eventual downfall and inadequacy. I think the ideal replacement would be an ethereum like platform on a tangle blockchain. At least that way we'd be able to make and adopt new currencies without overhauling the system. I guess, in that sense, we'd be agreeing on a single crypto, but it'd have to be a background system which allows the creation of what people want in their specific niche. No singular currency, but a singular system. This back-end solution is the entire business model for Shopify, and a major part of Zazzle's, and those 2 companies are Amazon's real major competitors. Why? Because it's more realistic to become the single solution everyone uses if you allow them to make their own thing on top of your system.

So, I believe the best thing to come out of crypto would be a re-centralize proof protocol that people can build there own Dapps and tokens off of.

>> No.19725344

>>19724229
BTC has never held 9K for this long in it’s entire history, it’s not dying it is stronger than it ever was by almost all metrics.

>> No.19725477

>>19724229
It will be replaced by state owned centralized crypto. Just like how people were once free to do whatever, now we owned by an organization of assholes.

>> No.19725521

>>19725220
Does this mean my linkies will still be stinky?

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>>19725521
I haven't looked at or touched LINK. So I'm unable to give an opinion on that.

>> No.19725856

>>19724229
Obviously the shitcoin flavor pump n dump scam of the week will do.

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>>19724229
>what would replace it?
Litecoin

>> No.19725940

>>19724229

Bitcoin isn't going anywhere.

Stability in "price" to the average Joe for an extended period of time actually lends significant credibility to the technology as a unique new asset class.

>> No.19725999

>>19724757
yeah if the name wasn't so incredibly dumb it'd be #1 by now

>> No.19726017

>>19724229
Yes its dying, a government backed centralized stable coin will replace it.
The market will die a slow and painful death leaving bag holders with nothing.>>19724229