What needs to be done for crypto to be taken seriously? When

>>2479986
Pretty much just scalability. Adoption by countries will depend on what level of corruption they're comfortable with. A lot of governments will probably fight something they can't manipulate easily

>>2479986
Need super normie friendly portals and exchanges. ETF would help too.

Japan is making it a reality , im surprised by how many business have adopted or are planning to adopt crytpo as a form of payment.

Theres even commercials shilling for bitcoin
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Ux95b2QsuQ

If we had a good normie movie where crypto plays a big role it would shift public perception a ton. Right now the public thinks we're either criminals or nerds gambling with chuck e cheese money

>>2480038
This is true. I've had discussions with people about cryptos and no matter how well I explain things like the block chain and scarcity I get

>so what actually gives it value?

As a respons.

>>2480051
I only shill Ethereum now so I just say the value comes from applications and transactions needing to burn ether in order to function. I have tried to explain Bitcoin in the past and wasn't able to convince anyone nearly as easily.

>>2479986
Just buy BITCOIN, mr. Putin, like China do. Before it to late.

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>>2480131