Cryptocurrencies have been gaining significant traction in recent years, with an increasing number of businesses and individuals adopting them as alternative means of payment. As this digital revolution continues to unfold, we want to hear your thoughts and preferences regarding which cryptocurrencies you'd like to see more widely accepted by payment gateways in the near future.
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I frankly want to see lots of stuff happening before more adoption and broader acceptance. Permissionless transactions create all sorts of legal issues if we bring public using any of this. Old people get scammed so easily even without owning crypto. Luring those people in using something like this when they barely understand how mobile phone works is just too dangerous and irresponsible.
I would be happy to be proven wrong and see majority understanding what they are doing with crypto, but i face intelligent people all the time who have weird clichee ideas about altcoins and whole cryptocurrency. And i am bored to explain anything to them. People still see whole crypto as a scam and arguments about eth taking so much energy are still being used, even though it turned to PoS.
And even in this forum, people talk same way about nfts filled with hate. I just don't understand the hate towards some protocol.