Dash Is Making Itself User Friendly And Steemit Can Learn From How ...

Why aren't we seeing greater adoption of cryptocurrency technology?

As Amanda B. Johnson points out in her YouTube video:

The first is all cryptocurrencies face the chicken and egg problem. Merchants don't want to accept a form of payment that very few customers use and customers don't want to use a payment system that hardly anybody takes.

The proven solution to the chicken and egg problem is the following: you need payments that are faster, easier, and more secure than the alternatives, and you need to provide switching incentives -- usually doing so within a confined ecosystem. Amana B Johnson in Why Aren't We Seeing Greater Adoption of Cryptocurrency?

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I started really following Dash on the exchanges and tracking its price over the last few months and it's growing steadily. So I bought some at $15, then again at $25 and it's $41 right now.

One of the things I really like about Dash is they are addressing many of the issues that help consumers and merchants feel more comfortable using cryptocurrencies.

They are developing call centers, infrastructure, marketing, and development to help make Dash easier and faster to use than other cryptocurrencies.

Many of the new, promised developments are coming online now and Dash is growing and trading like crazy. If you haven't looked into Dash lately, now is the time to watch this video and

This recent video you'll learn about the new products Dash has coming online now and for 2017. It addresses many of the issues people are having when they try to use altcoins like Steem or Bitcoin.

I often think that Steemit needs to watch and learn from what Dash is doing. We could be creating some kind of incentive for developers to create more applications to onboard new Steemit users and retain them better.

If we had a way to fund these type of projects besides upvoting or transferring Steem, a built-in system of funding future growth like Dash has done, would go a long way to building the Steem network and developing more user-friendly apps.

Watch this video and tell be what you think. Could Steemit make itself more user-friendly by developing and adopting some of Dash's ideas? You tell me.