Are we still "Early Adopters"?

[tanxpresisit514]

Everybody can be early adopters. The true early adopters are those who have bought and kept their BTC at a very cheap price. Is $5k-6k range of BTC price cheap for you? If you would consider the future value, it does not exist yet and nobody knows what it brings. All we can do is buy it, keep it, forget about it for the longest time, wait for the shocking news when BTC hits the mainstream news.

We never know the development of bicoin prices for the future, whether it can be as high as 2017 or just go up a little. So when we buy at the current price between USD 3,000 and USD 4,000, we just wait for the increase that is expected to be profitable.

[coin-investor]

I'm glad to know your opinions about that...


Try to image 10 years from now...It will be comparable with 2009 "early adopters"?

Yes we are still early adopters of this new technology I call it new because there are still many people and government who are ignorant on how this technology works, this is still in the early stage and we need to spread the news about Cryptocurrency and blockchain, just like what happen to internet.

[pant-79]

I think that we are still early adopters. Because the crypto world has been developing for only 10 years. And what is 10 years for the development of such an industry that is so difficult for most to understand? Yes, some people have already figured out the technology and invested their money in cryptocurrency. But this is just a small part of the people. I think that in 30-50 years everyone will agree that those who invested in the first 10-15 years were early adopters.

[mazdafunsun]

If we take into consideration the amount of people using cryptocurencies now, then yes we are defintely early adopters , we are like in 1% of finacially active people.
The question remains what the future hold for blockchian and if we really will use it as means of money payments.

[RonF]

Yes, there is no doubt we are Early Adopters.  Much like the first people who bought cars over a hundred years ago, or used printing presses instead of scribes, or the Internet instead of newspapers, and on and on.

[bigbosma]

If we take into account the fact that bitcoin has very great prospects for future development, then we can really be attributed to early receivers. And I like to be involved in this story, because I really want us and our children and grandchildren to use this unique technology.

[Pyr3x]

Quite. And the main thing that it was expressed and in the monetary relation and the price will be much higher than today's. And in my old age I will be really proud of the fact that I risked investing in bitcoin back in 2017.

[arnelandvik]

Of course, lots of things have changed since 2009 - from the speed of IT technologies development to various range of usability. However, I believe that we still have lots of features to be involved.

[N-DEE]

Yes - with focus on mining we're advanced but in terms of "using" crypto (paying or usage of blockchain in realworld cases) we're in early phase.

[mornabo]

I'm glad to know your opinions about that...


Try to image 10 years from now...It will be comparable with 2009 "early adopters"?

For me yes! The cryptocurrency market is not yet popular all over the world! I am really sure that we can considered ourselves as early adopters. There are many opportunities and advantages that we can get because in making investment at early stage.

I think it's free you want to say anything, because there are no special conditions and characteristics that cause you are early adopters or not, but my opinion before bitcoin becomes mainstream then we are still an early adopter, because we are experience a difficult time of bitcoin

[Natalim]

I would say yes, because bitcoin is still at its early stage and it's not yet widely adopted.
This is our chance to invest while it's not that popular yet, to make money in the future is our goal and this is gonna happen because adoption will just continue. Bitcoin is already getting the attention of the government and big institution, it's a sign that we are going to be successful.

[Inosend]

Of course yes, in fact cryptocurrency hasn't started yet this is just an introduction, bitcoin has a very long way to go, I'm looking at cryptocurrency in 10_20years to come

[cola-jere]

I think the real early adopters are really those who first saw bitcoin from $0 to $1,000.
I hope they've all benefited from the 1st wave.

The 2nd wave are those who saw BTC from $1,000 to $20,000.

I think whose who joined last 2017 until today will be part of the 3rd wave.

[Perunex]

Well, maybe Mid-Adopters. We will find a new term, when it will be necessary.

We are definitely at early stages... World is huge, and 95%+ percent of the world population does not know absolutely nothing about Bitcoin or blockchain per se.

[kavindra]

I think so, because it is just ten years already of Bitcoin existence. Bitcoin is only recognized by a little percents of total number of human populations in the world. There are only a small community of people recognizing bitcoin.

[sudeshkumar]

10 years of the crypto market have already passed away .Though there are lot of obstacles are still to cross besides it Digital Currency has made its relevance in various fields  and people are ready to adopt it . Several issues like ETF approval ,adoption by mutual funds, future and options are still to be resolved and after adoption it will take time to mature , so certainly we can say that crypto is in infancy stage and after attaining maturity it will show the way to the whole world and there will be not a single house left when everyone will be using digital currency in their day to day life .People entered in this market now will be at advantages position.

[Silberman]

I'm glad to know your opinions about that...


Try to image 10 years from now...It will be comparable with 2009 "early adopters"?

Probably not, I really do not think that bitcoin is going to go through the same growth, but not everything is bad news, bitcoin is still going to grow in price and adoption so even if we are not early adopters we are part of the next stage of the adoption of bitcoin, just make sure to keep your coins and avoid spending your bitcoins in stuff that doesn't benefit you or that doesn't bring you profits or you will probably regret it.

[abojamal]

The answer is how the crypto will perform as a whole
and how will it complete its way to the end?
I think encryption is now a reality
It is the future
That is why I answered yes we are "early adopters"

[killat]

Not really. Early adopters are the ones who have bought Btc before 2016 when price has raised significantly.

If we compare ourselves with people who will buy Btc in 2025 we might be seen as early adopters, too. 😊

[pixie85]

Not really. Early adopters are the ones who have bought Btc before 2016 when price has raised significantly.

If we compare ourselves with people who will buy Btc in 2025 we might be seen as early adopters, too. 😊

How can you know at which point of the adoption curve we are? This market cap could look to you like something big but we could be in the beginning. How do you think 2013 prices looked like to someone who just got to know Bitcoin? He'd say people who got in before 2012 when it was cheap were the early adopters now it went up 900% it's already over.
We could still be early adopters and the end price of Bitcoin is probably higher than 50000 dollars.