Bitcoin Has Surpassed The Early Stages
Bitcoin as a protocol has been a source for many discussions throughout the years. At this time, people are starting to wonder whether the technology or politics are the biggest hurdles to overcome, and the block size debate is a clear example of how both aspects seem to collide. But the real question is whether or not Bitcoin is still in the early stages to get involved, or if the popular digital currency has matured beyond expectations. The Early Stages of Bitcoin Are Behind Us. Even though Bitcoin is only slightly over seven years old, it is all but impossible to call this concept....
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The bitcoin industry is still early in its stages of development, which means that there is much to look forward in the future. The future of the bitcoin industry is bright for the year 2016, which is not surprising when considering the price of bitcoins has been skyrocketing quite quickly. In the past year, the price of the bitcoin went from $230 in September to over $480 by the early part of November. These numbers are impressive and it looks like this will continue to be the trend throughout 2016.