1) XRP 2) XLM 3) EOS 4) Tether 5) Cardano 6) TRON 7) IOTA 8) Binance coin 9) Tezos 10) (a new currently unknown non-mineable coin)
notice a pattern? None of these are proof-of-work, none of them are based on the flawed bitcoin codebase. Smart money knows that Nakamoto consensus (and Bitcoin and all its forks, by extension) died on Nov. 15, 2018.
Seems about right. Except for EOS, which is a non-decentralized shitcoin. If cardano actually delivers with it's promises tho, it will actually surpass xlm and xrp. Also I think XLM will be bigger than xrp eventually.
Easton Nelson
So people are going to NOT buy the only two coins with value in the entire market (BTC + XMR) and buy up all the centralized scams?
Riiiight.
Zachary Anderson
Bitcoin will remain no. 1 atleast for the next 3 years.
Levi Price
>BTC + XMR i fucking love projects that are characterized by constant in-fighting among devs and nonstop forking to one-up some subset of the dev team.
truly valueable. Much more valuable than business ventures
tru dat, BTC won't be going away, it will just fade a bit. Monero will also be extremely successful I think. Probably should replace EOS with monero and Tron or IOTA with BTC
Jace Parker
All you retards cheering on the collapse of “flawed bitcoin proof of work” have a hole in your fucking head.
What’s going to happen when your centralized database coins start colluding and people buy up the currency to crash consensus because there is no game theory to keep the chain secure?
KILL YOURSELVES SHILLS
Gavin Morgan
>as if some autistic display of self destruction has any bearing on bitcoin cashies unironically believe this.
>what is democracy enjoy your dictatorship holy shit kys
Logan Gray
I'd keep telling you why you're retarded, but since you managed to spell a 3-letter word wrong I'll just assume you need help to wipe your ass. And that's deserving of pity.
Ryder Sullivan
this. im unironically considering selling because its very clear that there are still a tonne of dunning-krugar sub 90 IQ brainlets that still own crypto. capitulation has not even begun..
Luis Wood
>omg he did a misspelling! >all his arguments have been BTFO!
case in point. see; exhibit a) >Probably should replace EOS with monero and Tron
you fucking retard. you realise tron is literally based on eos. its the same dPOS but even more centralised because you need to ask tron to get on the list of "tron representatives"
Sebastian Cruz
hey retard. stellar consensus has absolutely zero to do with how many coins u own. lol fucking mongoloid
Aiden Bennett
Please explain the game theory behind stellar and how consensus is achieved without proof of work.
Questions no anybody talking shit about EOS: a) Define in one sentence what means "decentralised" (where is the exact line between centralised and decentralised). b) Are you aware Activision Blizzard just built a studio to work on EOS?
You tell me, are 21 banking firms that control the currency “decentralized”?
Are you not aware that paypal just built a studio to work on USD integration?
Isaac Campbell
I am not calling EOS an example of good decentralisation, but it is the best platform to build dapps and an interesting experiment to follow and invest (ie the concept of blockchain resources as real estate). That's why I see it in top 5 (hell, even top 3) in the next year or two.
Dylan Bell
But what is the incentive to build on EOS if it’s not truly decentralized?
Zachary Campbell
What is "truly" for you? There is excessively decentralised, decentralised enough, barely decentralised to be censor resistance, etc. and fitting in one or the other is subjective. Now, in any category EOS would fit, it destroys any competition, and that's the incentive: for the same qualities it is the best of its league. An example: Stellar has barely 3 times more active nodes than EOS right now (63 vs 21) but it is more than 3 times slower, not developer at all, etc. Still people seems to accept Stellar has a bright future because the logo is cool, while the distribution is worse.
Landon Richardson
>Nov 2019 Why do anons take these threads seriously?