there would have been a substantial push by holders and miners towards upgrading the transaction limits of the clients and reducing the time between blocks.
If you want it to be a currency, yes. If you want it to be a store of value, like gold, much less so. I think most of Bitcoin’s actions so far have indicated that it wants to be a secure store of value like gold, rather than a liquid and commonly exchanged currency like the US dollar.
If you want it to be a currency, yes. If you want it to be a store of value, like gold, much less so. I think most of Bitcoin’s actions so far have indicated that it wants to be a secure store of value like gold, rather than a liquid and commonly exchanged currency like the US dollar.