1 thought on “Did Bitcoin really collapse?”

  1. It may collapse.
    The first risk should be a double flower attack, but this requires sufficient computing power and requires all costs and expenses. The biggest possibility is the large -scale application of quantum computers. However, I think these can be avoided through technical means. The current focus of Bitcoin is not to solve this problem, mainly because the current development focus is not here. If a quantum computer comes out one day, there may be corresponding solutions. The second risk is the failure of the project experiment, that is, Bitcoin failed to solve the actual problem.
    In fact, with the development of the past few years, I think many projects have been very successful, such as Ethereum. Its positioning is different from Bitcoin. The main positioning of Ethereum is to become a super computer, that is, a programmable application. I think Ethereum is currently the most successful public chain and the most likely to surpass Bitcoin. Of course, everything here is not absolute, because many factors need to be determined together.

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