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RE: Who leads the Bitcoin Industry?
but what will ultimately matter is adoption. And that, I think, is more a factor of Utility and Performance.
Actually, adoption is a mixture of utility value and public perception, which is managed by marketers. Thus it becomes a balance between technology and business interests.
Marketing AND technological prowess are the 2 primary factors projects have direct control over. It's no surprise to me that the projects with the biggest marketcaps are those with strong marketing (not counting Bitcoin, it is biggest b/c it has 1st mover advantage & years of additional use / history).
@stan & co have been making some HEROic efforts to move public perception!
Any nerd that buys a Bitcoin I suppose.
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Yep, which is why I excluded Bitcoin from my marketcap generalization (last sentence in parenthesis).
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Yes. Marketing and industry networking skill could definitely be another revealing axis to consider.
Indeed. I would love to see the magnitude of the marketing money projects spend.
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