Is Bitcoin Dead?

Bitcoin is nearly ten years old. The app store was just getting off the ground when Bitcoin was conceived and portable DVD players were still being used on long car journeys.

The technology came a long way this past decade. And of course the cryptocurrencies is no exception. There are today more than 1500 cryptocurrencies that followed the bitcoin. The technology behind these coins is in the majority of times more efficient, faster and have certain features that are lacking in bitcoin.

Bitcoin was of course the first cryptocurrency to ever exist! It was an incredible revelation in the way we interact and transact with each other, solving the issue of trust between different parties! Yet, bitcoin was just the beginning of cryptocurrencies and this is seen nowadays. Bitcoin and the blockchain it is based upon have serious flaws in speed, privacy and programmability of transactions.

Thus, the question arises, what comes up next? First and foremost, we need to understand what technologies could surpass Bitcoin where it's currently falling short. Ethereum, the second generation blockchain, is a more scalable technology. Currently Ethereum is recognised as one of the most powerful public blockchain network to create decentralized applications (DApps) and smart contracts. Its potential blockchain protocol, with hundreds of applications, is one of the few cryptocurrency projects that actually achieve real world adoption. We don’t just talk about it, we actually see it in everyday life, optimizing the supply chain industry, the maritime industry, even the banking industry.

But how can you find the best projects to actually invest in? Well, if we have to talk about something, this would be our project.

Thesaurum is the best Ethereum solution you could use if you love a utility coin. Thesaurum is a platform which digitizes, tokenizes, and provides various assets as a game prize. Most game prizes are nothing more than a simple distribution of funds from game users, but what Thesaurum does is dealing with the funds from the game users themselves, thus distributing higher profits. Thesaurum practically establishes a game that can offer more value and more prizes while its users won't lose.