/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>9745257
Corporations USUALLY don't do anything during June till October...accumulate and stay alert.

to all the new one on BIZ.

Old autistic biz fags try to convince the normie to panic sell, so they can get the coins much more cheaper. They know that the cryptocurrencyscene will recover fast af. So just HODL or do swingtrading to accumulate more coins(i am hodling and buying more)

hope that helps

argue why BTC will be the number 1 for 2018 after reading th efollowing text. (yeahr fuck reddit, but no retard text.

We are now seeing a decrease in adoption among ecommerce sites, which a sad state of affairs. I'm not so confident that Lighning will be enough at this point. Lightning likely wont be here for at least another 1-2 years and the problem will be user adoption. Segwit gave users a 40% discount on fees, and was a relatively simple upgrade, yet its 2018 and only 8% of transactions come from Segwit addresses. LN is way more difficult to implement, so don't expect it to be useful for at least a year after release. Core developers should have followed through with the New York Agreement and increased the blocksize to 2 MB. It's actually much more practical to scale BTC through miners than users, as most miners abide by the rules of a small set of mining pools and use the same software. Segwit2X was doomed to failure but it had 90% support among miners before the campaign against it started, and even after it had over 70% miner support. I think 70% miner support before a fork is vastly better for initiating a change than 8% user support.
Core team really needs to wake up right away and realize that the continual declines in market dominance are a reflection of Bitcoins failure to find utility, and that the first movers advantage and name brand will not last forever. Unless it solves the problem of insane transaction fees, ballooned mempool size, long transaction times and most of the accounts not even being able to afford to move the balance out I don't see BTC doing anything but declining in market dominance.