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New cryptocurrencies are being created. What advantages can a new cryptocurrency claim that aren't already features of older cryptocurrencies?
You are joking, right?BWV said:People sometimes falsely claim cryptocurrencies are volatile, when in fact they are extremely stable - it is only with their introduction have we learned how volatile are the prices of every else in the economy. Just the other day the value of my house, car and stock portfolio (denominated in Bitcoin) increased by 30% then fell by about the same amount
I think he's partially joking. Some cryptocurrencies are called stablecoins for a reason, they (try to) follow states-backed up currencies. (USDT, BUSD, USDC, etc.). They are volatile but not that much, I think.russ_watters said:You are joking, right?
I think there is a lot more going on than that (see Polkadot... although, 2016 can be barely considered new in the cryptocurrency world!). Over my head to give an answer to the OP.DavidSnider said:The big one these days seems to be finding alternatives to proof of work which require lots of energy.
The frame of reference you used is non-inertial. Took me a second to realized it.BWV said:People sometimes falsely claim cryptocurrencies are volatile, when in fact they are extremely stable - it is only with their introduction have we learned how volatile are the prices of every else in the economy. Just the other day the value of my house, car and stock portfolio (denominated in Bitcoin) increased by 30% then fell by about the same amount