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Board Altcoin Discussion
Re: The future of cryptocurrencies depend on the understanding of the community
by
Shallow
on 20/09/2019, 13:48:00 UTC
Is a centralized or decentralized network better? How to develop the authentication feature and ensure it works well? What innovations need to take place?

At its peak in late 2017, one Bitcoin was worth nearly $ 20,000. A year earlier, it only cost $ 1,000. Bitcoin was priced at $ 6,000 in June and $ 8,000 in July and dropped to $ 6,000 in August. Bitcoin price is extremely volatile, so does Ethereum. According to the Dacxi crypto social network, unlike the pioneering wave, the next global growth wave could be fueled by two new areas of investment: institutions and retail investors.

So whether or not cryptocurrencies grow will depend greatly on the understanding of the future community. And what do you think about this?





That's true, the world needs to understand what cryptocurrency offers so as to be equipped for what the future holds. You said something about retail investors, in my own opinion, another thing needed for the crypto space to grow is enhancing the services within; imagine paying for a good or services and then waiting for minutes for it to confirm. Nevertheless, from my little findings as well as news I have seen many institutional investors entering the crypto space, so I think it's a matter of time before mass adoption will set in.
Finally, current and upcoming developers needs to step up their games not launching a project and after successful sale they starts lagging behind.