Bitcoins rarity VS wide scale acceptance.

[LawBC]

Sorry no.

[Bitcoin Magazine]

i LOOOVE bitcoin.  and yes, the transaction fee will go down to 0.00001 once Bitcoin adds another digit, so no more worrying if it goes up to $17,000

[skooter]

Don't worry.

Bitcoin will never go mainstream. It won't affect your usage of it to buy drugs.

[jonald_fyookball]

This has been discussed to death.  mBTC (milli or 1/1000) will likely be used more often.

[Siegfried]

People should be encouraged to buy larger amounts of store credit (gift cards) with BTC in a single transaction rather than many micro transactions.

[testigodehumanidad]

This has been discussed to death.  mBTC (milli or 1/1000) will likely be used more often.

qft

[DannyHamilton]

People in America have difficulty with the concept of the metric system, but the rest of the world shouldn't have much trouble with the idea of milli-Bitcoins, and micro-Bitcoins.

[greenlion]

Adam Back's recent "sidechain" concept for the so-called Bitcoin 2.0 infrastructure gives a very compelling answer for what scarcity and acceptance is might look like in the future, that is so beyond any of the kinds of discussions we've seen so far.

[Bit_Happy]

Adam Back's recent "sidechain" concept for the so-called Bitcoin 2.0 infrastructure gives a very compelling answer for what scarcity and acceptance is might look like in the future, that is so beyond any of the kinds of discussions we've seen so far.

I am ready to learn more about the "sidechain" concept & Bitcoin 2.0 infrastructure.
Do you have a link with a good starting point?

Here is one:
http://letstalkbitcoin.com/blockchain-2-0-let-a-thousand-chains-blossom/

[greenlion]

Adam Back posted a pretty good overview of the concept on Sourceforge:

http://sourceforge.net/p/bitcoin/mailman/message/32108143/

I feel like there's a lot of potential implications of the idea in a high-level ecosystem sense that haven't really emerged yet.