Going to pick up 4 x CATEGORY 1 tickets in Lilles for the R. of Ireland vs Italy game, however I have two spares tickets, if you are interested pm me, we can meet up and I will hand over the tickets as soon as the bitcoins have been transferred. Will be picking up tickets around 4.30 pm on the day of the game, so can meet and sell them several hours before the game.

I haven't made up my mind about ETH yet but I'm going to play devil's advocate and assume it is unequivocally 100% superior to BTC.

Even in such a scenario I feel the best-case outcome for ETH is a 50/50 duopoly and the reason for that is, and I'm not academically literate in economics so correct me if I'm wrong, but markets tend to drift towards a power struggle between two competing resources/corporations/currencies. Now many markets reach an equilibrium before this happens (Forex has about 3-4 "major players") but other markets become dichotomous (Gold/Silver). Regardless of where the market reaches a sort of equilbrium their is always a TENDENCY for two, if there is ONE another emerges, if there are four two will merge, etc.

Now the second point I'd make is one of the first things I ever learnt when it comes to business, there are TWO ways to succeed and be relevant: be the best or be the first. Even in a world where ETH is crowned most superior crypto, BTC will remain the only viable alternative because of it's precedent/image/brand recognition. Bitcoin made one of the biggest impact on the world in the 21st century, that kind of impression isn't going to fade for decades.

So I think ETHs BEST-CASE scenario is a 55:35 market share split BTC:ETH. Again that still leaves tons of profit to be had, I personally predict MktCap of cryptos to hit 1tn by 2020.