It's been a while since money started flooding into blockchain. You'd expect something to hit traction, not including speculation, by now.
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I didn't actually believe my own blockchain skepticism until nobody pointed out a counter-example to this tweet. Where's the traction?https://twitter.com/mmay3r/status/926587650277908481 …
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1/ It seems that your question addresses, for the most part, the scaling problem.
@aantonop addresses it well herehttps://soundcloud.com/aantonop/bitcoin-scaling …1 reply 0 retweets 13 likes -
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2/ Beyond bitcoin, blockchain and its implementation as a viable economic system is discussed (at length) here:https://soundcloud.com/sweetbridge/sweettalk-ep01-epic-scottvinay-london-blockchain-throwdown …
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3/ A small % of goods/services are transacted with BTC but it's not until BTC-backed assets enter the picture that we'll see real "traction"
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4/ For an opposite view, read Mike Hearn's quitting BTC statement, if you haven't:https://blog.plan99.net/the-resolution-of-the-bitcoin-experiment-dabb30201f7 …
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This is interesting but I bet he wishes he’d held onto his coins
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I respect him for the resolve in his position. It wouldn't be the same had he written that and still held BTC.
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