The wtc network was supposed to be designed to scale better with childchains
Oldfags be honest
Parker Martin
Blake King
I agree, i can't quite work out Walton's place in those partnerships either. My best guess is a Walton rfid chip reader becoming standard in chinese mobiles. It would seem logical based on them embedding rfid's into everything for supply chain tracking, then customers could scan the products in store with their phones to get info about the products etc. I guess Alibaba and china mobile will play a part in facilitating this.
Wyatt Sanders
any oldfags remember when walton posted a youtube video showing their team
and in the background the monitor had minesweeper on it
kek
Charles Bailey
it seems cool but there's a lot of chikery at hand
Andrew Gonzalez
It's chink scam vaporware. Of course supply chain is an obvious use case for blockchain. It's around 10 years from fruition and no one's gonna trust chinks with that shit anyway. If you've ever worked in any supply chain you would know that no one trusts chinks.
Leo Perez
>RFID+Supplychain+ blockchain is a good idea
first of all, its not. theres no need why supply chains would need to run on blockchain. second, even if it was a good idea then WTC would still be shit as this garbage is completely unscaleable. just like any other crypto ponzi out there except the one true bitcoin
Ethan Brown
Omg thank u Walton cannot believe I won
Owen Evans
rekt because all they have to show for three years of "progress" is literal, actual copy pasted ethereum
Luke Brooks
Had 10k but dumped 5k after the code/swap delay I'll learn how to run a node someday once they swap and I trust the wallet
Ethan Long
>theres no need why supply chains would need to run on blockchain
Really? You can't even think of one reason why supply chains should not be monitored on an immutable blockchain?
Amazing.