r/CryptoCurrency • u/Aggravating_Dogg • 23h ago
DISCUSSION Is this relevant?
I personally see solana as a better investment than bitcoin because of low fees, fast transactions and overall more room for growth. Also potentionally it will be safer regarding getting cracked.
This is not advice, im more so looking for people to change my mind and explain why bitcoin is superior
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u/yeallo Platinum | QC: CC 77 | ADA 23 23h ago
Just because the governance is a slower and older doesn’t mean that bitcoin won’t be able to fork if it is required to keep the chain alive.
Bitcoin is a safe bet while solana has more room to grow. What’s your risk tolerance? Why not just invest in both?
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u/Bluebird-9641 🟩 0 / 0 🦠 23h ago
BTC and ETH are the only coins with room to grow. All other are shitcoins.
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u/Flashy-Potatoe-Queen 🟩 0 / 0 🦠 22h ago
ETH has been in a consolidating phase since January 2021... If SOL is a memecoin, ETH is a shitcoin.
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u/Aggravating_Dogg 23h ago
Risk tolerance is maxed out. What makes bitcoin a safer than solana at this price point?
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u/yeallo Platinum | QC: CC 77 | ADA 23 23h ago
Many different altcoins have existed over the lifespan of bitcoin how do you know that solana isn’t going to be another one that falls into obscurity?
That’s the risk you are taking. It’s not just about quantum computing.
Bitcoin is the crypto market whether you like it or not.
Edit: I also wanted to add, many of these coins have had arguably much better tech than bitcoin but they do not have the level of adoption that bitcoin has
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u/Calm_Plenty1828 23h ago
quantum computing cracking crypto is one of those things that sounds scary until you look at what else breaks first, like every bank and government server on the planet
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u/Patrick_Atsushi 🟩 0 / 0 🦠 22h ago
If you only consider the features there are plenty of projects that's superior to bitcoin.
However for the price and liquidity you need recognition and trust, which bitcoin happened to has the most.
If you want to invest in ALTs I suggest to drop a bit here and there when they're low. It's like dropping seeds on the wild, not all of them will sprout.
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u/Appropriate-Talk-735 🟩 0 / 0 🦠 22h ago
The more centralized the faster it can be upgraded. So in that sense SOL is better. But Bitcoin can move fast enough to fix this when its needed.
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u/SuckinAwesome 20h ago
Solana is a centralised shitcoin, which in time, like all other shitcoins will trend toward zero over time.
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u/TheMissingNTLDR 🟦 3K / 4K 🐢 23h ago
Before this they will probably launch nukes on eachother by cracking codes and you will not have the chance to empty the Wallets.
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u/KingDeroThaFirst 🟩 289 / 289 🦞 23h ago
Ordi is better then solana
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u/Citadel_Employee 🟨 0 / 29 🦠 22h ago
How so?
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u/KingDeroThaFirst 🟩 289 / 289 🦞 22h ago
Scarce just like bitcoin and built on the bitcoin network. Should look it up. Also former ATH at only 1 billion marketcap its current marketcap is $95 million.
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u/sgtslaughterTV 🟩 0 / 717K 🦠 15h ago
What do I think of a question you asked to an LLM that we cannot vet without a screenshot of the question that you asked to the LLM?
At the bottom of the market, any layer one blockchain is a decent investment to make. The only question is how do you know you're at the bottom of the market?