Douglas.Curtis
Autistic Diplomat in Training
This was true when bitcoin and other proof of work (pow) coins were the only "cryptocurrency" around. As I've pointed out a few times, there are now coins which are directly tied to services of value. Baby step services they may be, their technological advances are nothing to sneeze at. Crypto is here to stay, regardless of the education of the public regarding currency and economics."Here is the issue, though; true money requires intrinsic value. Cryptocurrencies have no intrinsic value. They are conjured from nothing by programmers, they are "mined" in a virtual mine created from nothing, and they have no unique aspects that make them rare or tangibly useful.