2 comments

  • CodexOfWeights an hour ago ago

    I believe that for those who have absolutely no connection to cryptocurrencies (other than paying with and receiving stablecoins), there’s no benefit at all. Everything done there is solely for profit, mainly through speculation. For certain projects, this can be a great way to attract investment (like meme coins). For scammers, it’s a ragpool. For traders, it’s just a regular market (like going to the supermarket).

  • adrianwaj 10 hours ago ago

    There are many. A "What are you Working On (crypto only)" would be a good way to see what's happening in this space. Coins are cheap now, capital rotation could easily change this rapidly, but there has to be a reason. But it's not all about building the price, it's also about building the utility and the two are linked. I actually think the upcoming Linux handhelds will open up new use-cases. Get people transacting in the real world. Pay someone, or providing a faucet by scanning their face or taking a palm photo? Ears are unique too. I don't know. Maybe with AI, biometrics could be enhanced somehow and offer more equitable distribution, and wallet security. Private ledgers and networks also important to stop a currency from being debased, perhaps.