Quote from: palle11 on January 25, 2020, 05:56:46 AM

Quote from: CopyCatApp on January 24, 2020, 07:25:20 AM

Not a bad thins but it's clear to me that easily 90% of cryptocurrency users are just traders with no intensions of using the currencies. Hence the rise in a lot of exchanges

This is an issue that I see IMO. People only see bitcoin as a means of making money alone both hodlers and traders. This is a bad omen for bitcoin rise because you have to use it for personal transaction for it to gain relevance.

This might be happening because the initial expectation we did to attract people is to help them earn money, instead of the best method of adoption but takes more time such as convincing people to take alternative payments rather than to tell them about investment. I am not saying we're wrong about our way of advertising bitcoin but the effect is evident, and might be better if people starts to see bitcoin as a currency and followed later on by their understanding that it could be use in investment. Though, the main purpose of it being established already is bitcoin being a currency.