Nope. XMR is the Swiss Bank for the money you don’t want found.
Bitcoin maximalists are so imbeciles
Jacob Brown
Austin Gonzalez
XMR has an incredible low hashrate and won't ever be cash due to the privacy , a company like bitpay can't even justify accepting such a coin and companies like bitpay are needed for adoption.
Alexander Collins
Joseph Davis
The bitcoin network has determined you are a poorfag, therefor your transaction is spam. The chain is for real money, not 6 bucks of bloat.
Jeremiah Kelly
Think about it in terms of flowing value, aka economics
-You have your blockchain system which is entirely closed.
-You add an extra layer on top of it, you call it smart-contract
-You need outside data to enable smart-contract
-SOMEONE DECIDES what the data is suppose to be. (Here you broke the decentralization, which is one of the most important characteristic of bitcoin/blockchain)
-Data can now get in and perhaps value be transferred, using a little bit of gas from what ever platform you are using.
Smart-contracts break the blockchain. Seriously, if you are into data-integrity and immutable peer-to-peer value transfer mechanism, look into holochain, blockchain isn't adapted for this shit.
Vitalik probably didn't see this as a problem. I think it's a major one.
XMR is a meme because of one clear fact that you can see in the bitcoin whitepaper. Picrelated
Evan Stewart
>SOMEONE DECIDES what the data is suppose to be
Do you mean that some node in the network needs to decide where to get the data from or are you talking about the parties that enter into the smart contracts deciding what data needs to be retrieved?
>holochain
Thanks, will take a look when I have some time
Adrian Robinson
>shilling LINK by pretending to shill bitcoin
Bentley Hall
This, the fax machine, internet, no value whatsoever, who would send information openly and to everyone? internet will be only private connections made redundant by the already working fax machine
Owen Baker
You're a fucking idiot.
Charles Bell
>Smart-contracts break the blockchain
>absolutely everything needs to be decentralized on a blockchain, not just the trustless nature of transactions and the integrity of the ledger