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[Mar20]

The future of Bitcoin is uncertain and it's difficult to predict with certainty. Currently, Bitcoin has a large and growing user base, and has been accepted as a form of payment by an increasing number of merchants and organizations. However, its volatile price, regulatory uncertainties, and competition from other cryptocurrencies are potential challenges to its wider adoption.
On the other hand, the underlying blockchain technology has seen increasing interest and investment from both the public and private sectors, suggesting that it has the potential for long-term success.
Ultimately, the future of Bitcoin will depend on its ability to address current challenges and overcome obstacles to wider adoption. Whether it will continue to be widely used and accepted will depend on factors such as the development of new technologies, changes in market conditions, and shifts in public perception and regulation.

 

[BullyMaguire]

i believe it will play a significant role in the world's future development. while it is barely getting adapted nowadays it is to be expected because it will go against a lot of common things like using fiat and being governed by a government. it will take a lot of time i think it's still young and early it just started to het known when it reached its ATH. many people still have no knowledge about it.

 

[Margery]

Bitcoin is one of the most innovative and dynamic technologies today. Bitcoin has gained popularity due to its decentralized architecture, security and anonymity. The future of Bitcoin looks very promising and it will still be widely used and accepted. Despite the fact that there is a discussion about cryptocurrencies and their prospects around Bitcoin, it continues to be accepted by many merchants around the world.

 

[Riberet19]

I think Bitcoin has a promising future, maybe not as much as some hope, but I think it will be a global technology in a while, everything has to go little by little, many hope that everything will be faster but it is not, still It has to go through many more bumps, and I think one of the biggest is yet to come, which is the CBDCs and a possible strong recession that people are forgetting is more present than ever.

 

[Margery]

I think Bitcoin has a promising future, maybe not as much as some hope, but I think it will be a global technology in a while, everything has to go little by little, many hope that everything will be faster but it is not, still It has to go through many more bumps, and I think one of the biggest is yet to come, which is the CBDCs and a possible strong recession that people are forgetting is more present than ever.

Here I think it's different. Now probably more attention is paid to the blockchain itself, its behavior. See how many there are. each with their own functions and abilities.
In this case, cryptocurrencies are just a by-product. So to speak, they let them play, which we see from what is happening in the United States. No wonder 114 countries have applied for CBDCs. All these games, I think, will end when a certain decision is made by someone. I think that soon we will see a lot of interesting things.

 

[Riberet19]

Here I think it's different. Now probably more attention is paid to the blockchain itself, its behavior. See how many there are. each with their own functions and abilities.
In this case, cryptocurrencies are just a by-product. So to speak, they let them play, which we see from what is happening in the United States. No wonder 114 countries have applied for CBDCs. All these games, I think, will end when a certain decision is made by someone. I think that soon we will see a lot of interesting things.

That is what I mean, although for example the United States has been soft on cryptocurrencies and actually does not dislike them, it is true that cryptocurrencies can be a pothole for CBDCs or vice versa that CBDCs are a pothole for cryptocurrencies, but let's remember something, CBDCs have been created thanks to blockchain technology, and they should not forget that what made this technology possible was Bitcoin, and I don't think they are going to want to throw it away or be able to do it completely.

 

[Margery]

That is what I mean, although for example the United States has been soft on cryptocurrencies and actually does not dislike them, it is true that cryptocurrencies can be a pothole for CBDCs or vice versa that CBDCs are a pothole for cryptocurrencies, but let's remember something, CBDCs have been created thanks to blockchain technology, and they should not forget that what made this technology possible was Bitcoin, and I don't think they are going to want to throw it away or be able to do it completely.

Let's look at this question differently! Or maybe the blockchain of bitcoin, ethereum and other cryptocurrencies was created for this?
Maybe in this bundle, after all, blockchain is in the first place, and not cryptocurrencies?

 

[Riberet19]

Let's look at this question differently! Or maybe the blockchain of bitcoin, ethereum and other cryptocurrencies was created for this?
Maybe in this bundle, after all, blockchain is in the first place, and not cryptocurrencies?

Yes, I also came to think that a long time ago, before going to invest in Bitcoin I saw something strange and thought that it was some currency which had been created by governments or something, until I went in and studied it, I do not deny today that could be like this, today nothing surprises me sincerely.

 

[Margery]

Yes, I also came to think that a long time ago, before going to invest in Bitcoin I saw something strange and thought that it was some currency which had been created by governments or something, until I went in and studied it, I do not deny today that could be like this, today nothing surprises me sincerely.

Nothing stands still, everything changes. Here, too, there must be big changes.
I understand that the games are already over, since they are trying to take control of decentralization. A lot of interested people. Forex is managed, stock is managed, but crypto is not?
It won't.

 

[Riberet19]

think that a long time ago, before going to invest in Bitcoin I saw something strange and thought that it was some currency which had been created by governments or something, until I went in and studied it, I do not deny today that could be like this, today

what are you supposed to be doing? all spam and copying other people's messages and copying them, you're going to earn a ban from the site, anyway,
the administrator will do what he has to do.

Nothing stands still, everything changes. Here, too, there must be big changes.
I understand that the games are already over, since they are trying to take control of decentralization. A lot of interested people. Forex is managed, stock is managed, but crypto is not?
It won't.

That is why I have been investing in monero for a few days, I started my investment, I am excited about this coin because I think that in a while more people will pay attention to it, tell me, did you manage to mine monero in the end?

 

[Margery]

That is why I have been investing in monero for a few days, I started my investment, I am excited about this coin because I think that in a while more people will pay attention to it, tell me, did you manage to mine monero in the end?

No. I didn't even start, I looked at the calculator and decided that it was not worth it. I'll pay more for electricity. Although the installation did not disassemble. Let it stand for now, maybe I'll launch a server on it for my sites, I have such an idea to remember the old.

 

[gammarays]

Bitcoin is the flagship of crypto currency so will be the one to drive the adoption of crypto currency. More utilities will be created as the awareness of crypto spreads. It will also be a major asset for rich individuals and organizations.

 

[Margery]

Yes, it already is, cryptocurrency on a semi-legal basis. It remains to wait a bit when it is completely taken under control and volatility is removed. And this is exactly what control means in the first place, and not what we really want.
There would be a desire among the main players, and everything else is a matter of technology.

 

[Riberet19]

No. I didn't even start, I looked at the calculator and decided that it was not worth it. I'll pay more for electricity. Although the installation did not disassemble. Let it stand for now, maybe I'll launch a server on it for my sites, I have such an idea to remember the old.

I understand, well I guess then that you are simply waiting for the right moment, these moments may only be suitable to invest on it, in a bullrun it may be the other way around, it is time to sell the previously investment and put the machinery at full power.

 

[Margery]

I understand, well I guess then that you are simply waiting for the right moment, these moments may only be suitable to invest on it, in a bullrun it may be the other way around, it is time to sell the previously investment and put the machinery at full power.

I'm just waiting for bitcoin to get above $35K. According to my calculations, then it will be profitable to mine, although now events are developing in such a way that you don't even know what to expect in the future.
They want to recognize cryptocurrency not in order to make money on it, but in order to remove a high level of volatility. they probably cannot even admit the thought that every house has a typewriter that competes with the dollar, and therefore the world economy. Which in turn is controlled by Big Brother.

 

[gammarays]

Yes, it already is, cryptocurrency on a semi-legal basis. It remains to wait a bit when it is completely taken under control and volatility is removed. And this is exactly what control means in the first place, and not what we really want.
There would be a desire among the main players, and everything else is a matter of technology.

I think one major reason why crypto is yet to be accepted generally is it's volatility. It can lose value quickly so it's doesn't fit being termed a legal asset. Maybe stable coins like USDT are exceptions.

 

[Margery]

I think one major reason why crypto is yet to be accepted generally is it's volatility. It can lose value quickly so it's doesn't fit being termed a legal asset. Maybe stable coins like USDT are exceptions.

Yes, I also think that this is the main reason. Nothing serious can depend on such a jump in the value of assets, which sometimes happens in crypto markets.
It turns out like this: today we are poor, and tomorrow we wake up and are already rich And at the same time we did nothing. Super!
Who will go for this?

 

[gammarays]

Yes, I also think that this is the main reason. Nothing serious can depend on such a jump in the value of assets, which sometimes happens in crypto markets.
It turns out like this: today we are poor, and tomorrow we wake up and are already rich And at the same time we did nothing. Super!
Who will go for this?

Yes I wonder how it'll be like if you take crypto as an asset. Most billionaires associated with crypto like Michael Saylor and Elon Musk has lost billions of USD in this bear market. Anyway they usually gain more during the bull season.

 

[Margery]

Yes I wonder how it'll be like if you take crypto as an asset. Most billionaires associated with crypto like Michael Saylor and Elon Musk has lost billions of USD in this bear market. Anyway they usually gain more during the bull season.

See what can be. So billionaires are just private individuals in essence. And if it is state assets? What if this happens all of a sudden? So here the main reason for not being recognized is its high volatility.

 

[Riberet19]

See what can be. So billionaires are just private individuals in essence. And if it is state assets? What if this happens all of a sudden? So here the main reason for not being recognized is its high volatility.

In that you are right most crypto billionaires are anonymous people, Michael Saylor, Elon Musk and all these are the visible faces and I think they only seek sometimes to stir up the market, the real bigwigs we do not know who they really are, nor do they really want to be known.