Today, I saw a post on Coindesk by David Chaum, saying blockchain needs up to 100,000 transactions per second before it can go mainstream for real. What are your thoughts on this? What contributions do you have to foster blockchain adoptions and applications in real life?
Electroneum in my opinion is the closest to going mainstream. There needs to be a seamless instant way to transact in real life, and their new instant payment system is groundbreaking. It is being trialled right now in Egypt and if successful, we could be buying our morning coffee with ETN. Very exciting and hoping this breaks fresh ground.
I'm not sure what the number of transactions has to do with anything. If we can bypass fiat all together then its gone mainstream.