Quote from: Boysen on December 28, 2018, 01:42:43 PM

Quote from: mjglqw on December 25, 2018, 04:31:01 AM

On the top of my head, here's a few.

Liquidity: As liquidity is low, big market orders are expected to significantly move the price of bitcoin or cryptocurrencies in general. This is something that will be "fixed" as more money goes into the bitcoin markets.
UI/UX/user-friendliness: Bitcoin might be easy enough to use for most of us here, but it's definitely not for non-tech savvy people(e.g. our grandparents). Especially with the handling of private keys; I don't think we can expect true global adoption if people needs to backup their recovery seed on pieces of paper.
Misinformation/Misunderstandings: There are so much misinformation spreading about bitcoin. Namely, "bitcoin is not scarce, people can create forks", "bitcoin is only used for drugs", and many more. There's so much misunderstandings of people in social media and on television; and what's worse, is that they're spreading their misinformation! Causing a sort of domino effect on people's impressions of bitcoin.

Misinformation/Misunderstandings are one of the obstacles of the bitcoin. Like in my country, if they hear bitcoin; they are always thinking that it is using in a bad way like crime and other illegal activities. The misinformation is keep spreading and it is the reason why the image of the bitcoin is becoming more worse.

It is true. Actually in my community I changed the perspective of the people who saying that bitcoin is scam and a ponzi scheme. I told them all of the knowledge that I learned about bitcoin and I found out that the misinformation about bitcoin is now bad because it keep spreading in our society.