Your copy pasta ring signatures from bytecoin cause significant exponential growth ontop of a regular blockchain. It's the same reason the coin you cloned yourselves from ended up dying. Monero's been around for how long? And has how many users compared to bitcoin?
The fact you guys spam this entire forum wth your threads about how Monero is superior, when it is arguable the one of the most flawed coin in existence, is absolutely ridiculous. You know as well as I do until you fix this issue your just dragging people into a ticking timebomb.
The growth is not exponential, it's linear. Currently the blockchain grows at about 10mb per day. Do the math.
And you're acting like this is a problem we need to solve today. It's not.
Additionally, a larger blockchain is a tradeoff that users running full nodes will gladly accept if it means enabling a degree of privacy that Bitcoin simply cannot provide right now.
Compare apples with apples, you say nothing how big transactions really are. Someone could say his shitcoin is superior to Bitcoin because the shitcoin blockchain grow only by 10kb daily...
And by the way, if you know really what you are doing you can be anonymous with Bitcoin already
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Re: Who believes in $10,000 a coin?
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reactive4ce
on 01/07/2014, 11:38:39 UTC
I do believe.
Given the Bitcoin advantages over fiat currencies, it is really only a matter of time for $10,000 a coin. But not in one year, very likely within 5 years