@StartupLJackson @jgarzik Spreadsheet as a Service, eh? Billion dollar idea.
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@pmarca Agreed! Whatever path it takes us down, I want to help blaze the trail. :-)
Dogecoin PR campaign is officially a success with this shoutout by the NASCAR announcer. https://t.co/7vT1gr2jKO
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Watching Josh Wise race the DOGECAR around Talladega and Fox just aired the shot I’ve been waiting for: dash cam from car trailing DOGE. :-)
7) In summary, I think there is enough room in the protocol and ecosystem for Bitcoin to simultaneously become mainstream and more fringe.
6) If value can’t be tied cryptographically, we may see more alt-coin initial distributions based off of Bitcoin ownership a la æthereum.
5) If features can’t be merged in, alt-coin value may be tied to Bitcoin via cryptographic mechanisms such as side chains or proof of burn.
4) Bitcoin Core developers view alt-coins as breeding grounds for innovation; they will attempt to merge successful features into Bitcoin.
3) The “fringe” will continue experimentation, some of which will be in Bitcoin (such as CoinJoin & Dark Market) and some via alt-coins.
2) As Bitcoin goes mainstream, I suspect value stability will become even more pronounced vs alts. Alt-coins : Bitcoin :: Bitcoin : Dollar.
1) Cryptoanarchists see Bitcoin as cryptocurrency’s stronghold; it is most stable store of crypto value due to having the largest economy.
*Takes deep breath* I think @pmarca’s prediction of a libertarian exodus from Bitcoin is incorrect. My reasoning is as follows: