Quote from: toknormal on September 27, 2015, 11:00:46 AM

Quote from: wozzek23 on September 27, 2015, 09:57:52 AM

Let me share something - as a young man I was a chess player, a bit later I was a political columnist - and in both fields I had an advantage of seeing a move or more further down the road than the others.....
If we'd have these two goals clearly outlined I'd see a direction this project is going and will have go back to my insane days of having 90% of ALL my investments poured into it. Like this we, obviously, depend on the others to develop the same but if they don't...

Very interesting and relevant stuff, wozzek. You're right, the adoption stuff is a real challenge and till now things have been strategic - like actually aspiring to something that actually can function as money. As you say, the hard bit is getting it adopted, especially when bitcoin itself isn't even in widespread adoption.

Will digest.

The fact that BTC hasn't gained widespread adoption by now is not a concern at all, if you look at a larger timeframe. Bitcoin, from a Dash perspective, is not very adoptable, due to its lack of fungibility and slow transaction speeds, not to mention a clear lack of direction.

Dash, given its intense organization and direction, coupled with a superior product, given a large enough timeframe, will refine and get the word out. It will overtake Bitcoin the rudderless ship at some point. Then it will just be a case of fine-tuning and maintaining.

It's really laughable the problems and infighting that Bitcoin has, that Dash, after only 1.5 years in existence, has solved already. We have the means to succeed where Bitcoin failed. We just need time, and I for one, consider this a long-term effort with lots of expected and unexpected ups and downs.

We will succeed.