to be fair your the one who should be put on ignore as we havent forgotten the amount of serial down ramping posting you have done here so i wouldnt go blaming @$$$$$$$$ at least he/she is happy and enthusiastic about the future
You and Raggertooth also showing your ignorance and i might add none of you are at the forefront of this tech - IMHO
i would believe powerful CEO's over you two any day - WHY? Because even governments are adopting alternative applications of the cryptocurrency technology right now !!
heck even JP Morgan are stating that Crypto is here to stay
“Cryptocurrencies are unlikely to disappear completely and could easily survive in varying forms and shapes among players who desire greater decentralization, peer-to-peer networks and anonymity, even as the latter is under threat.”
It goes without saying that the technological advancements that cryptocurrencies have brought us are immeasurable. J.P. Morgan acknowledges that, saying “the underlying technology for cryptocurrencies could have the greatest application in areas where current payment systems are slow, such as across borders, as payment, reward tokens or funding systems for other blockchain innovations and the Internet of Things.”
Regardless of what happens to BITCOIN - investors are now diversifying their portfolios by buying other, arguably more stable cryptocurrencies that could absorb any blows that may shake the bitcoin pillar. THEREFORE our exchange would benefit regardless !!!
and......the banks are already exploring Crypto as its past the point of no return so they will have to join in the race or their profits will deteriorate as cash as a currency is DEAD already !! - crypto is NOT going away , its just too big
Like peer-to-peer (P2P) networks where unidentified people upload and download music and films, the blockchain depends on a growing community of people and institutions online. Those peers run bitcoin software to verify bitcoin transactions, independent of any bank or treasury. Every time people exchange bitcoin online, the whole network gets updated with the new information, creating new "blocks", ie long chains of data for computers to solve.
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