Domains where the basics are still being actively researched should never be part of the backbone of human society, though.
Maybe they'll find solutions. Cool, let them put those solutions in practice in 2040 when all the bugs have been worked out.
Maybe they'll find solutions. Cool, let them put those solutions in practice in 2040 when all the bugs have been worked out.
It was never a solution in search of a problem.
In 1999 the tech wasn't there but everyone could see where it was going, like all investments, it was a matter of timing.
Crypto is still at the fundamental research phase and we don't even have consensus that it does more good than bad, yet.
And yes, I know about the supposed use for people in countries with unstable regimes but I'm not convinced at the moment. Plus that use case, being that of people generally having low disposable incomes (barring China) absolutely doesn't justify the market value of crypto at the moment.
That's your best argument against regular currencies? That they're being manipulated, too? :-)