Could Bitcoin be REPLACED by a 'Superior' Technology? | Lyn Alden

Could bitcoin be replaced by a "superior" technology? | Lyn Alden. Is it likely that a better or "superior" technology could one day displace bitcoin? If money is a form of technology, then what happens to that money when it comes into contact with a more efficient and powerful technology? How would this impact bitcoin? We speak with the analyst and economist Lyn Alden for answers. #Bitcoin #BTC #AlessioRastani

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[simone.daniello]

Spectacular content Alessio, very informative, TOP 💯

[vibhanshuagarwal]

WOW!! This is one of the best articulated explanations on why Bitcoin is unlikely to be made obsolete.💯Lyn Alden!!

[shuaiber]

Lyn never disappoints. Being an engineer, she has such a great grasp of how systems work.

[AlinOgica]

Hi Alessio, are you planning to make an update on XRP? thanks very much indeed. A

[Eastie_]

Lyn is the best. She has an uncanny ability to explain even the most technical topics in a succinct, eloquent way that even non technical people can understand. I cannot get enough of her content.

[davidhiggins]

When Lyn speaks I listen as she is one of the smartest people on financial social media

[ndrw]

Dear Alessio, thanks for the video. Thanks to Lyn as well.
I would be really happy if you could host Matthew from his channel "Trading University". Or at least I suggest you to look into his work. He understands BTC deeply. I think it would be great cross promotion of you two. Would you and he be even interested into doing smth like that. No idea why I am writting this.. :) Maybe because I like you both. And I like BTC as well, and the idea behind the BTC. Cheers!

[kylejf]

That was really interesting and good overall breadth of answer, especially in the context of technology etc. Something that's not easy for non technical people to grasp sometimes, but we'll answered with comparable examples. Should have Lyn on again Alessio 👍🏻

[CryptoWealthy]

Thank you Alessio, fundamental side is also important!

[apereeira]

Amazing content once again Alessio, super interesting view from Lyn!

[richardando]

A point that may have been missed here is how BTC and blockchain in general will be impacted by quantum computing advancements and adoption.

[hicharley]

Thanks for sharing! Nice content, btw pay attention to radix, is potentially L1 project

[scamcaller]

In short:
- Any crypto with 'BETTER' technology than bitcoin is not the threat to bitcoin for it's the most stable protocol like TCP/IP or Internet.

[CountDain]

Very good point. If someone ask me these question, i could answer them now

[danielsantossilva]

Can you activate automatic translation?

[mountains]

Can you please do a video on the housing market? Some argue that home prices won't go down this recession because of the housing crisis in the US. Look at the Business Insider article. Or, maybe they won't go down as much compared to 2008? In my area sellers aren't budging and homes are still selling at ATH levels. What are your thoughts on this? Thank you

[Rashomon]

Lyn is a great guest I always learn a lot from her.

[barkerbiz]

I've always believed in BTC. But I've always asked this question. So it's great to hear a professional insight on this.

[wowscortcher]

Alessio, in software you can copy any technology, in time. There is no hardware limitation that BTC can't bypass. So, the question is techically invalid, it's not a concern. If a better technology proves it worths copying, it can be done through a series of software updates to perform the transition. Such technologies will occur and will help BTC evolve more robust, efficient or anything else.

[alphamantis]

The Worst stupidly is thinking there will ever be a peak in 1nnovation or technological development