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Name 1 advantage of blockchain over database
Anthony Adams
Jordan Campbell
store of value
Luis Kelly
redundancy with less setup, thats about it though
Blake Collins
Immutable
no locking needed for adding data to it
Andrew Reed
immutable. For the better or worse. That's about it.
Daniel Anderson
triple-entry accounting
immutability
smart audits
IoT
Owen Nguyen
>triple-entry accounting
this has nothing to do with blockchain
Adrian Torres
Yes it does, because both parties rely on the same ledger for their accounting.
Kayden Lewis
made me more money than any sql related job
Lucas Carter
no central authority
can operate in a trustless environment
more security as its less susceptible to being hacked than a centralized database, there is not single point of failure
Jayden Miller
requires a fiat pairing to be really interesting, kek
Charles Ramirez
Incentiveses people 2 run decentralized nodes using turn key system
Joseph Bailey
>name 1 advantage of blockchain over database
Bitcoin
pastebin.com
Chase Butler
Memes.
Hudson Jones
the first immutable ledger in all history
allows for the creation of a currency that makes financial oppression impossible
freeing man kind from subservience to those that are prepared to take power through deceit
Andrew Jenkins
No. Go read the original paper for Triple-entry accounting and realize it has nothing to do with blockchain.
Ian Lopez
You're right just like this article (forbes.com
David Russell
trustless loans with no central authority, no identity requirement, no background check, no timetable, no failure point save for the collateral asset
Blake Thomas
Why do we need coins that work like currency for blockchain to work? I don't get it.
Zachary Collins
supply chain management
trustless, no middleman, less corruption, cost saving in the supply chain
Brandon Nelson
where the fuck is this going? shit it's really concerning
Dylan Gonzalez
and 11 years later, now, we're in the quadrillions
Chase Thompson
No central party controlling the whole fucking thing.
If you even need to ask this question just get a job at McDonalds.
Julian Wilson
People aren't altruists. You need an incentive for people to run a node.
Brody Wood
So the miners have incentive to mine.
So it costs money to spam the network.
Ryder Anderson
buying drugs on the internet, which BTC could do just fine at $150
Jackson Harris
> Name one advantage of Bittorrent over an FTP server.
Cameron Baker
prevents the double spending of electronic currency
James Jenkins
If you're using that argument it could do it just fine at $1 or $1000000.
Ian Anderson
well, yeah. it's great for internet drug purchases, but that doesn't imply any inherent value above what's necessary to keep the network running. crypto a shit.
Christopher Williams
It's a moot point, if the entire use case was buying drugs on the internet then its value would fluctuate depending on how many people wanted to buy drugs on the internet.
Isaac Myers
>what is supply and demand
Carson Jenkins
yes it does, what it implies is that it will never be widely adopted. It will be mainly for speculation like gold
Henry Reyes
nigga, if the demand for bitcoin is following the demand for internet drugs, half the world's population should be high as fuck right now.
or it will be scarce yet absolutely worthless, like my shit would be if I canned it and sold it. like a fiat currency without the fiat.
Luke Hernandez
>subtle REQ shill