Does it do anything? Does anyone use it or develop on it?
Why is this shit valued at $1.5 billion?
Jacob Green
Austin Rogers
Not yet, but it will be big in few years
Austin Gomez
why so angry user? triggered so easily? making yet another cardano fud thread?
>you know what this project is bringing to market.
POS with cold staking - no minimum to stake - no minimum to run a stake pool - stake pool does NOT hold your stake (just holds voting rights correspondent to hour stake which you can grant or revoke at ANY moment) will be way more decentralized than BTC, ETH, EOS - smart contracts (in multiple programming languages) and DAPP marketplace coming after Shelly POS - sharding coming on the heels of that - working colaboration side projects with govts to bring supply chains onto Cardano, lots of developer interest, Solidity devs can deploy on Cardano easily for lower transaction fees, better performance and improved security.
>thanks for creating yet another FUD thread
Aiden Fisher
The thing with Cardano is that it is much slower than EOS in single chain, does not support sharding, and will be left behind once EOS has IBC. And Cardano will be left behind with ETH 2.0 and is not an attractive tech to invest money and dev time as other new solutions. Cardano is basically the ugly chick with a career that nobody gives attention to and die alone.
Adrian Rodriguez
EOS is starting to fall apart just like Tron.
Sold my Tron and EOS and poured everything in Ethereum and Cardano.
Jacob King
>does not support sharding
Cardano is going to implement sharding this year. time to update yourself. EOS id not even bysantine fault tolerant which is fucking stupid for a crypto, although the devs lied about that major flaw since inception... and EOS is run by a chinese cartel. enjoy those bags. ETH 2.0 in 3 years if you are very lucky. crypto is an ecosystem, not a 1 project takes all, although some scams like EOS are destined to die.
Isaac Smith
because of pure speculation. it's already a failed project, really. they copied ethereum's research on proof of stake, so really right now cardano is a testnet for ethereum's transition. if it works well, great, but nobody's going to use cardano, they're all waiting for ethereum to scale. if it doesn't work, great, more unknows known.
there's only one smart contract platform that matters, and it's already turing complete, the one single reason why ethereum managed to rise to a position above all alts alongside bitcoin. that won't happen again, now that turing complete blockchains are solved
Jaxson Foster
>crypto is an ecosystem, not a 1 project takes all
what world are you living in? because it isn't this one. try measuring actual usage metrics, not those that count speculation. over 90% of all actual usage in crypto is contained entirely by bitcoin and ethereum.
Jason Gray
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Xavier Wright
Its a blockchain, it's undervalued.
Zachary James
this
Henry Nguyen
a better question is why nobody here ever talks about the elephant in the room
Julian Cook
So will I make it with 40 ETH?
Elijah Kelly
No because everyone is thinking they are going to make it with ETH.
Jaxson Adams
>today
keep up the hope fren
Aaron Nguyen
>they copied ethereum's research on proof of stake
pure unfettered bullshit right there. jesus you ETH fags are scared
Samuel Gutierrez
Proof of Stake
Something from nothing = nothing
>Proof of Work
>One cpu one vote.
Stay with real coins.
Jack Martin
Future potential. When your project is not done, it can still be anything. Once it's done everyone can clearly see the pile of shit it is.
Hunter Wood
more like
>one new asic machine each 6 months, one vote
I'll stay with my game theory PROVEN protocol.
Feels good to be in on the ethereum of the future from when it's worth scraps.
David Wilson
imagine being this ignorant. AOL was cool at one point you know
Aiden Lewis
Cardano is a memecoin even Jow Forumsers laugh at.
That should tell you something.
Jackson Cox
Strong buy, gotcha