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So, what will Bit-coin die from? (self.Buttcoin)

davout-bc が 投稿

Lack of interest? Fraud? Technical issues?

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[–]apollo888 6ポイント7ポイント  (1子コメント)

see: /r/litecoin if you want to see how bitcoin is going to go.

Not with a bang, but with a whimper.

[–]JeanneDOrc -1ポイント0ポイント  (0子コメント)

Exactly. It won't "die", just find no mainstream relevance, it'll lose all the startup interest, degenerate gamblers will eventually give up on the price speculation, DNMs will move onto something better, and it'll continue to be run by the small number of weirdos who enjoy running miners and changetipping for "fun".

That, or it eventually gets hardforked to benefit corporate interests soonish which should hasten a decline.

Beyond corporate meddling (which the anarkoteens welcome), there's way too much sunk cost for people to get bored anytime soon.

[–]jstolfi 2ポイント3ポイント  (0子コメント)

Some autoimmune degenerative disease, as the developers turn against themselves. Or maybe general organ failure due to obesity and cholesterol buildup in the protocol. Block rupture cannot be excluded either.

Or maybe from swallowing a hard fork, having mistaken it for a soft one.

[–]Haleljacob 0ポイント1ポイント  (0子コメント)

Bitcoin will not die unless the darknet dies. Most likely it will settle around 10-20 dollars a coin in a few years.

[–]spry- 0ポイント1ポイント  (0子コメント)

1) lol, I love it when butters try to bait us, you little wascal you

2) the most likely thing that will destroy bits-coin is a hard fork where neither side gives up and thus one block chain all the sudden becomes two, which

  • throws the entire system into disarray as companies like bitpay and coin base desperately try to figure out which block chain they are supporting

  • causes massive confusion and rustled jimmies from people claiming they paid for things on Blockchain A and discovering the vendor only accepts things on Blockchain B, thus screwing people out of their internet childrape tokens

And finally, the value of bits-coin plummets as the rather obvious flaws of the horribly inefficient, poorly designed and even more poorly implemented system are exposed.

That's the most likely outcome, IMO.