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Quote from: FAFKINGS on March 29, 2017, 03:20:40 AM

In the future，BITCCOIN Will also continue in the position of the virtual currency system Ranked first?

bitcoin is not a "virtual" currency it is a real currency. it doesn't get any more real than that.
and so far bitcoin has been and still is the onlycryptocurrency that exists. all the rest are trading toys called altcoin which are falsely using the word coin or currency in their description.

Quote from: FAFKINGS on March 29, 2017, 03:20:40 AM

Although most of the virtual currency acquired from BTC the original design, but the virtual currency would significantly more than BTC development.

i don't understand this sentence Cheesy

Quote from: FAFKINGS on March 29, 2017, 03:20:40 AM

The intelligence of the ETH contract, for example, the DASH of pos node development are far more than BTC

if you really think that, and if you are really ok with a centralized coin and a coin with a significant amount of premine, and a coin that has whales controlling the price and pump and dump it 50%-200% then go ahead and use them nobody is preventing you Wink

Quote from: FAFKINGS on March 29, 2017, 03:20:40 AM

And BTC is now facing a simple Blockchain congestion problem

the only problem that bitcoin is facing is the spam attack and nothing else.

Quote from: FAFKINGS on March 29, 2017, 03:20:40 AM

In the future, all kinds of virtual currencies rise, BTC will in no. 1?

duplicate of your first question!

Quote from: FAFKINGS on March 29, 2017, 03:31:07 AM

Yes, BTC is indeed a pioneer, but 1 MB Blockchain, bring me a lot of trouble, but also accelerate the confirmation fee is higher and higher

it is not the 1MB block size that "brings you a lot of trouble" it is the spam attack and there is a big difference.

Quote from: FAFKINGS on March 29, 2017, 03:31:07 AM

makes me have to choose other virtual currency for transfer of property Embarrassed

what other altcoin did you use to transfer! and who even accepts them in the world! nobody that's who

I don't think that Ethereum is going to destroy Bitcoin or anything but you're just completely in denial about how Bitcoin is doing and how it will continue to do. Today, I sent a normal transaction of a fairly small amount of Bitcoin and to get it confirmed within an hour I had to pay a fee of more than 2mBTC. It's really bad, and no matter how much people meaninglessly scream "shitcoin" it's not going to stop Ethereum having more than a quarter of Bitcoin's market cap, which it does.

It's not just an attack on the network either. Bitcoin's transaction volume has been steadily going up with its price for a long time and its usage has just objectively reached its limit.

I expected to look at Ethereum's transaction volume and conclude that the price rise is just a pump, but its transaction volume is about the same fraction of Bitcoin's as its market cap, which is very surprising to me. It really is getting somewhere and we need to stop shouting at people who admit that (or trying to shut them up).

I agree with your point of view the high fees is really bad Embarrassed