Generally speaking, the greatest obstacle to the full acceptance of cryptocurrencies has been its relative lack of intuitive accessibility for the general public – the concept may seem “geeky” and obscure to some. Others believe that blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin are mostly used to fund shady if not downright criminal operations (and some of that may, sadly, be true) –blockchain anonymity conveniently lends itself to unsavory uses. However, like any versatile and truly powerful tool, its primary purpose is to support vibrant economies and bring to life amazing innovations.
For cryptocurrencies to move into the mainstream, they have to become much more stable than they have been historically. Another factor is the need for greater public awareness of what real value they offer to their users. They also need to address the shady practices that some users engage in. And some of this is becoming a reality much faster than one might’ve expected.
https://www.coinspeaker.com/2017/09/18/cryptocurrencys-future-may-now/
