- Дата: 13-02-2023, 22:40
When folks use it to buy stuff, then it is adoption. For example, to buy bitcoin for USDT (and other fiat currency) or sell Ethereum for stablecoins. For example, let’s say the fed decided to create a digital transport system much like Bitcoin that might carry "real" cash around… It’s much easier to create a standalone, self contained, digital currency than it's to attempt to tie "real" cash to a digital transport mechanism that is totally integrated with every thing on the planet. Furthermore, I might argue that it’s laborious for educated economists to predict the end result of Bitcoin, since Bitcoin came in to being by way of a totally totally different specialization (ie software program and cryptography). If a number of completely different software packages, whose utilization turns into widespread on the Bitcoin network, disagree on the protocol and the principles for transactions, this could probably cause a fork in the block chain with every faction of users being in a position to just accept only their own version of the history of transactions.