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Ethereum Hampers Bitcoin Adoption: Ray Youssef


Ethereum Hampers Bitcoin Adoption: Ray Youssef

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  • Civ Kit author Ray Youssef argued that Ethereum is stopping rapid Bitcoin adoption.
  • According to him, BRICS nations will form the biggest P2P Bitcoin markets.
  • Vitalik Buterin is not a fan of Drivechain, highlighted by BTC expert Pierre Rochard.

On August 23, Built With Bitcoin Foundation’s founder Ray Youssef tweeted that Ethereum is the biggest challenge when it comes to Bitcoin adoption. According to Youssef, the negatives of ETH outweigh the similarities in utility.

Youssef moves on to praise Civ Kit, which he believes will “replicate what is needed on ultra sound honest money,” while leaving fraudulent components for the scammers. Yesterday, he shared a list of the nations that might join BRICS (comprising of comprising Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa), claiming they are the biggest markets for peer-to-peer ORC Bitcoin.

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