I very much agree with you, and I can easily believe in a multicoin world (we live in one after all).
What I'm questioning is whether launching a new coin is a viable path to enacting changes in Bitcoin.
It is the case that starting a new coin now, in the era of AI, where everyone has seen the ICO boom and bust and while we all know how weak a new coin is -- can a new coin even get started?
I very much agree with you, and I can easily believe in a multicoin world (we live in one after all).
What I'm questioning is whether launching a new coin is a viable path to enacting changes in Bitcoin.
It is the case that starting a new coin now, in the era of AI, where everyone has seen the ICO boom and bust and while we all know how weak a new coin is -- can a new coin even get started?