20 years in the future when crypto technology is apart of everyday

>>3424628
btc, one privacy coin (probably monero but could be verge too), Iota, eth, neo and one single ad dedicated crypto (be it either adex, bat or adz).

>>3424641

>NEO

why

>>3424628
How many penny-stocks exist on global markets?

>>3424657
Because its the chinese ripoff of eth. It will survive by chink power alone.

In the future coins will be used in the backend of technology.

Basically, normies won't be adopting this when they have to deal with wallets, public/private keys, rapidly varying exchange rates etc. Normaldos just want something that "just works".

>>3424641
btc and monero sure, but no one needs smart fridges on the blockchain and "smart" contracts. no one even needs bitcoin, it's just the better way to transfer wealth that can't be manipulated by anyone else

how many internet sites is this internet thing gonna hold?

>>3424628
I'd say 50 or so big ones

>>3424690
Yes, yes they need. Everything is moving fast from products to services. And all those products-services will have micro-transactions. Im not saying its good, in fact it sounds awful, but the eternal jew needs you to subscribe permanently to a service from now on. See netflix, videogames, adobe photoshop, cinema movie passes.

It will start with car parking, it will end with you having to pay a microtransaction to use your own toaster. You know its true.

>BTC because is a meme coin
And those who offer services for people actual needs.

every store will have their own crypto and you will need to trade coins just to go anywhere
burger King will only accept burgerbux while McDonald's will have their own.
if your planning on shopping you will have to plan out how much you need of each coin.
this is the future we've chosen

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>>3424628
i'm sorry to say there will be tens of thousands with a market cap that follows a power law distribution