Cryptocurrencies, quo vadis?
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The document discusses the future of cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology. It notes that while bitcoin was first proposed in 2008, it has taken 10 years for real use cases to emerge. However, 2018 saw significant growth and new applications being developed. Going forward, the technology is moving towards an equilibrium state where mainstream uses are established while continuing to improve efficiency and sustainability.
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