Cryptocurrencies actually have a use, and the circumstances were very different back then. However, individual cryptocurrencies like bitcoin might collapse somewhat soon, and if one of the big players go down, the rest will suffer some damage, but i don't think it will do anything other than halter the growth of crypto.
RE: Is the hype around crypto-currencies comparable to the tulip-mania back in the 17th century?
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Is the hype around crypto-currencies comparable to the tulip-mania back in the 17th century?
I agree with you completely but, what if some greedy players in the market (be it politics or banking) suddenly feel threatened by cryptocurrencies and start acting against it? Never forget: They do have power and influence, even if they would never ever admit it.
I've seen this in a similar way already with vaping. For years they've tried to stop or ban vaping because they clearly saw their profits from tobacco getting drained... That is why they started acting against the threat..
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