[quote name=“Kevlar” post=“48544” timestamp=“1388448579”]
Two things: Adoption, and innovation. Interestingly, one often leads to the other.
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I’d have to agree on this completely but I think also we are in some a special scenario right now with a highly technical “product” that is already pretty innovative and not easily understandable by the majority of people in the world. That will greatly slow adoption.
But, we are also in a scenario where I think the initial way for all these competitive coins to survive is a more cut-throat environment. It is the coins that get good publicity and potentially early capital investment funds flowing into them that will survive - i.e. yes these are scene as investments next by many market players and that is probably the next step before full adoption. If FTC can get an infusion of capital investment and be seen as an investment at least in the short-term then it will survive in time to grow its more global adoption requirement to be valuable long-term for use just about on anything. We have to keep getting the word out as a broader community, expand way outside of the UK where things seem prodominently focused, etc. We seem to have a team that is willing to do that, stand out, find investors potentially, and also work on that innovation thing at the same time ;-)