The Crypto Revolution from Bitcoin to Mass Adoption

[Cryptoababe]

Remember when Bitcoin first appeared? Now, millions own cryptocurrencies. Imagine sending value globally in seconds, without intermediaries. No more banking hours or high remittance fees.

Achieving this vision isn't simple. We need better UX, scalable networks, and clear regulations. But success could revolutionize finance and decentralize economic power. There are several meetups, events, and social gatherings to teach and enhance people's knowledge about how crypto works, including Web 3.0, NFTs, and more.

Is this a crypto future you're excited about? Are there any upcoming events you'd like to recommend to others?

[Wiwo]

Bitcoin indeed ushard in the financial freedom that we need globally with high privacy and total control of the money, this is what make bitcoin to be very unique and best alternative to centralized financial system,  bitcoin also open the door for more other cryptos and that indeed is good enough reason to see bitcoin as the king of the cryptocurrency Industry with highest market and adoption.

If I am to recommend cryptocurrency to anyone,  I will recommend bitcoin as for long term and other altcoins for short term speculations.

[batang_bitcoin]

Is this a crypto future you're excited about?

I am but not with these;

There are several meetups, events, and social gatherings to teach and enhance people's knowledge about how crypto works, including Web 3.0, NFTs, and more.

Why? it's because that they're always doing some sales pitch at the end of it. Most of these meetups and events have their own agenda to advertise their own coin launching and not actually for Bitcoin adoption. Well, that's their event and they can do and educate people as much as they want about what they are about to sell.

Are there any upcoming events you'd like to recommend to others?

None. Staying on the forum and learning from the posts of others is way better and more silent.

[Apocollapse]

What do you mean by "without intermediaries"? most of cryptocurrencies are centralized, they only have few validators, so if all the validators shut down, your coins would be stuck. Only decentralized cryptocurrencies that you don't need to rely on few validators because anyone can take a part to solve the cryptographic and confirming the transactions.

Cryptocurrencies can only achieve mass adoption in terms of "investment" since the government are forcing people to use fiat and banks.

[Bournesparks]

Remember when Bitcoin first appeared? Now, millions own cryptocurrencies. Imagine sending value globally in seconds, without intermediaries. No more banking hours or high remittance fees.

Achieving this vision isn't simple. We need better UX, scalable networks, and clear regulations. But success could revolutionize finance and decentralize economic power. There are several meetups, events, and social gatherings to teach and enhance people's knowledge about how crypto works, including Web 3.0, NFTs, and more.

Is this a crypto future you're excited about? Are there any upcoming events you'd like to recommend to others?

The future of crypto looks good though. We've come a long way. from regulations to manipulations by saboteurs etc etc. In terms of meetup several establishment are doing what they can to host symposiums, meetups, amas & enlighten individuals, connect with likeminda etc. I've attended a few organized by binance in Africa. Here's one I've been keeping an eye on. https://x.com/BitgetBuilders/status/1807664239861219526?t=uj3OS0qoXkAnbcNpY_A_yg&s=19. If you're in Croatia. I think you should join in and connect.

[Tipstar]

I'm rather surprised that crypto hasn't been accepted as a general payment method yet. The major reason why crypto is lagging adoption is government control. A lot of nations around the world has outright banned crypto and if found dealing in any, they are punished. Bank accounts are and seized and any banks or financial services dealing with it are punished. Even on places that have not fully banned crypto, they have created several hurdles, taxes and requirements to deal with crypto. All of these have created a sense of insecurity in dealing with crypto for some while making it difficult to use it as merchant payment for most.

[mindrust]

To be honest, crypto isn't as interesting as it used to be. At least not to me. Maybe It is because it is not new. It has been ~15 years since bticoin's debut. Everybody knows that crypto is here to stay. The govs are adopting it too. That means crypto's future is safe. We don't need to worry or talk about it anymore.

To me, bitcoin and the other major crypto currencies are just like an office application. You use it when you need to, you get your job done and then leave it. Of course there is some price action which keeps the excitement alive but I can get that excitement from any stock.

I can't imagine any other problem which a blockchain can solve. Bitcoin solved the biggest one already.

[wheelz1200]

Bitcoin has been a wonderful project/experiment to date.  I can't think of another technology or project quite like it.  In the beginning the amount of people who wanted to help push bitcoin along whether it was mining, working on the protocol, accepting it for goods etc is unmatched.  What a wild idea and what an even more wild ride.  Met some of the best people I know in this world through the connection of crypto.  It's more than just a financial instrument it's a way of life in some regards.