>Bitcoin dies due to transaction backlog >Ripple and Eth

>>2088535
ltcs future is at 5

>>2088535
You're underestimating the effect of Bitcoin keeling over. There are going to be massive trust issues because of the underlying flawed architecture.

>Why did it die?
>What are the alternative coins doing to not repeat the same pattern?

>>2088572

LTC is a d e a d c o i n

>>2088535
In the case of using bitcoin, it only has to be transferred to the Waves decentralized exchange and then can be transferred and traded with a few different coins (and currencies soon) on a faster blockchain. It can be sent back to the BTC chain if you really want to though.

>>2088535
Unconfirmed transactions going to hit 200K in less than an hour. BTC will probably die completely within the week.

>>2088535
>Once demand begins to go down there are no more network problems again
>Demand goes back up
>Repeat

Bitcoin is not ded

How much are they paying you to shill shitty scamcoins?

I bet they pay you in bitcoin

There was one boat son; bitcoin. Im sorry if you feel like you missed it and some shitty centralized scamcoin is going to make you rich

Remember to sage and ignore non-bitcoin threads

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>this is fine

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>>2088535
>see pic related
>panic
>remember that i traded all my remaining BTC into XRP 3 days ago
>instantly comfy again

>>2088535
XRP at $200 or more is obvious, but ETH at $1000 will never happen. $50 LTC, maybe.

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>>2089005
>xrp at 200 is obvious
>2.000.000.000.000 market cap is obvious

I eagerly await the death of Buttcoin. Imagine how apeshit the Chinks will go when they can't move their money out of China anymore

>>2089051
Two trillion wouldn't be out of the question for a bank traded coin.

>>2088535
at this moment, using bitcoin is worth it for 100+ bucks transactions only.

fees predate microtransactions, so the "transfer millions of dollars to the other side of the world at just a few pennies" dream is dead.

right now bitcoin is just a wealth vault, not really a currency. the obvious thing would be to transfer a chunk of btc to other shitcoin (ltc, dash, eth) with negligible fees for everyday expenses, while keeping the whole of your wealth locked up.

>>2088867
>>2088997

why don't the people confirm their transactions?
why are they so lazy?

>>2089302
:^)

>XRP at 200 USD

This is a joke right? Have you seen the number of coins in circulation?

>>2089361
Do you know how much banks deal with daily in cross-border transactions?

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>>2089391
>thinking the jews are going to give up their control of the market for some meme coin

I pulled out of LTC so hard i'm being crowned King of England next week.

ETH I can believe in because it's hot-shit technology, XRP I can see being banker's lifeblood, but LTC is ... I mean...

It just seems so outdated.
It's bitcoin, only not at $1700~ There's so much better stuff on offer now.

>>2089452
The smart ones will just work with it; that's what they do.

Art of war rules; troop assimilation is preferable to fighting/execution.

>>2088838
Bitcoin has had lower gains than just about every other crypto this year, stay in your rowboat.

>>2089998
>preferable to fighting

mate there is no fight, you're comparing a bunch of literaly kids (18-25y.o.s) to generations of economists and bankers who will fight tooth and nail to protect their bank and currency, you've already lost and you don't even know it

>>2090037
>you're comparing Google software engineers and major banking consortiums to other bankers
FTFY

>>2089133
The devs are being paid 80 million xrp. That would make them multi-billionaires. the coin will peak at a 3 dollars max, desu.

If bitcoin dies all coins die