waves is actually good. its a top ten coin for blockchain activity, development, and has that sweet sweet wau coin on the waves dex. I mean it already works great is totally functional and adding features pretty much every week. one of the few actual software dev teams delivering with real world use funny enough
HOT/ETH
lmao
laugh all you want, at least it works better than bitcoin for transfers and has the biggest crypto dex on earth at this point, keep laughing though its good for you
kek... imagine being so deluded
maybe because some of us actually want to accumulate ETH instead of BTC because ETH is super undervalued now fucking brainlet
who needs imagination. waves is cheaper and faster than bitcoin lite coin and ethereum and has a higher volume dex than any eth dex. its facts open public information, so hate away, it doesnt bother me i like a bunch of different crypto
>who needs imagination. waves is cheaper and faster than bitcoin lite coin
bitbean is also superior in many technical ways and has been for many years
nobody cares, moron
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>have to pass KYC + credit check for every coin on holochain. The whitepaper calls it the "membrane function." Holochain is ultimately based on trust, which means when you join a new subchain you have to have someone vouch for you. The only way to get money in holochain is through debt. Meaning you can spend money even if your balance is zero. You end up with negative balance and the other guy ends up with positive balance. If it was someone completely random with no KYC the debtor could just delete their account and make a new one over and over to get infinite money; a sybil attack. The membrane function prevents that from happening. You have to reveal who you are and prove you aren't a scammer. You have to prove that you are worthy of being issued credit. Its KYC or a credit check, however you want to call it. You cant just show up with your dick in your hand like bitcoin. Joining a coin on holochain requires social interaction. So you better practice your firm handshake and looking them in the eye.
>have to either maintain your own personal blockchain history, or trust that someone else is storing it for you. If either party loses the chain data you lose all your money. It doesn't have guaranteed permanence like bitcoin. If being a notary (a node that maintains records) ever becomes unprofitable they will dump your records and bail in a heartbeat.
>have to pay fees to notaries any time you do anything. Its ethereum all over again. This incentivizes the notary to maintain and preserve the Distributed Hash Table. The DHT is a database that prevents people from double spending.