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If Kaspa truly is the superior technology the incentive is for people to switch to Kaspa as fast as possible. Also Kaspa is still being developed so hardforking Bitcoin now wouldn't make sense. By the time all Bitcoin miners would decide to do the hardfork it would most likely be too late anyways. Think about it this way: Even if Internet Explorer would've copied Chrome back when it had more Users (which the later Browser Version from Microsoft did) they still lost to Google.

@@thelibertytrade I dont think that internet browsers are a fitting example because they are only an access point for the same network and therefore are not limited by the network effect. Kaspa is more like a second internet while Bitcoin is the original internet everyone already uses. A new internet with significantly less users would have a hard time establishing itself, even if it had advantages over the original one. Bitcoin is by far the most established crypto of all. Its the only one that everyone in the world knows about, it has the longest history, its the only one that has an established mining industry built around it, its the only one that is already established in traditional financial markets, its the only one that is taken seriously by politics, it is the seventh largest asset by market cap worldwide and it has a larger market cap than every other crypto combined. Kaspa on the other hand is widely unknown by people outside the crypto bubble, its way too young to even tell if the concept will work in practice, its hashrate is insignificant compared to Bitcoin, its market cap is insignificant compared to Bitcoin, no one in traditional finance or politics has ever talked about Kaspa while they are already adopting Bitcoin and so on. I dont see Kaspa catching up with Bitcoin anytime soon. Bitcoin is the by far most relevant network and has had such a huge head start, that it is very unlikely for any "new guy" to ever overtake Bitcoin in the future. Especially when you consider that Bitcoin could easily copy Kaspas advantage if it turns out to really be one.

Or, is XRP a digital fiat?

Something becomes a Medium of Exchange when People adopt it based on their individual preferences. XRP is not fair Launched and highly centralized. The chart clearly shows that there has been no growing adoption from the market. Governments also don't need it because it doesn't provide any benefit over existing systems they have. Ripple the company behind XRP spends a lot of money on lobbying but I don't think they're gonna be successful

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Kaspa has gained Value since inception against Bitcoin. We will see. Bitcoin is not as important as you think. Sure, it's the oldest and the largest but that doesn't guarantee it's future. Many first mover companies, technologies, countries and products have fallen. So can Bitcoin.

@@thelibertytrade Remember if Bitcoin didn't exist no other crypto's are existing now, every money now is going to blockchain, but if Btc goes up and down everyone is following it. Kaspa is not a leader it's Bitcoin they have tried a many times to turn it down but they failed, in Kaspa there is a third party who could control your money invested,If you have $1 million right now what do you do? Don't worry i'm not against in Kaspa infact i will invest on it but it will not getting big if other exchanges/wallet don't have it already. Think about that.