I kinda like the video but the Everipedia guy sounds seriously mistaken. No, competition in articles about facts is not going to bring up "the best" article but rather the bigger bullies with the louder voice and the biggest determination to see "their version of the truth" prevail.
Also, if Dubai targets "paperless government" they should be looking at the steem blockchain ... and something makes me think that when they say "blockchain" they think "Ethereum" ...
Most blockchain projects i've seen use either Ethereum (a majority) or the bitcoin blockchain. Some are probably using Fabric. Haven't heard of any blockchain project that prides itself on using a specific blockchain technology, that is more advanced than the previous generation of platforms (as is the case for steem).
As you said, the crypto world is still small. Most of the people who transact crypto doesn't really understand what makes it work. I see every day posts about Bitcoin not having an intrinsic value(like gold), because they can't see over the coin 😆.
What I tried to point out is that the Blockchain technology is getting popularised, and it's happening at an increasing speed ( Moore's law).
Talking about different Blockchains, even Steem is not the best yet. There are so many others to come, but nothing happens overnight 😀.
I am looking with interest at EOS in this moment, not because I understand what it's doing 😅, but because of the people behind the project.
Previously, when asked about the value of Bitcoin I was referring to its ability to fluidify and act as money in countries where the authorities have debased the local currency or are financially suppressing the access of the population to economic prosperity (currency controls, etc.)
Recently I realized Bitcoin has acquired another economic value: it is the best vehicle to access the "blockchain" ecosystem and its cryprocurrencies and tokens. It offers the most liquid gateways from fiat into and out of crypto, it acts as a currency of the "Cryptoland"
Recently I realized Bitcoin has acquired another economic value: it is the best vehicle to access the "blockchain" ecosystem and its cryprocurrencies and tokens. It offers the most liquid gateways from fiat into and out of crypto, it acts as a currency of the "Cryptoland"
I never thought about that, but it's true . In my view, the value brought by Bitcoin is that of converting the renewable energy in decentralised, middle man free, monetary transactions.
When I said this,
I see every day posts about Bitcoin not having an intrinsic value(like gold), because they can't see over the coin
I was thinking at the second part of this article. Please, no more upvotes, I don't feel like my silly comments deserves that much
I kinda like the video but the Everipedia guy sounds seriously mistaken. No, competition in articles about facts is not going to bring up "the best" article but rather the bigger bullies with the louder voice and the biggest determination to see "their version of the truth" prevail.
Also, if Dubai targets "paperless government" they should be looking at the steem blockchain ... and something makes me think that when they say "blockchain" they think "Ethereum" ...
Most blockchain projects i've seen use either Ethereum (a majority) or the bitcoin blockchain. Some are probably using Fabric. Haven't heard of any blockchain project that prides itself on using a specific blockchain technology, that is more advanced than the previous generation of platforms (as is the case for steem).
As you said, the crypto world is still small. Most of the people who transact crypto doesn't really understand what makes it work. I see every day posts about Bitcoin not having an intrinsic value(like gold), because they can't see over the coin 😆.
What I tried to point out is that the Blockchain technology is getting popularised, and it's happening at an increasing speed ( Moore's law).
Talking about different Blockchains, even Steem is not the best yet. There are so many others to come, but nothing happens overnight 😀.
I am looking with interest at EOS in this moment, not because I understand what it's doing 😅, but because of the people behind the project.
Previously, when asked about the value of Bitcoin I was referring to its ability to fluidify and act as money in countries where the authorities have debased the local currency or are financially suppressing the access of the population to economic prosperity (currency controls, etc.)
Recently I realized Bitcoin has acquired another economic value: it is the best vehicle to access the "blockchain" ecosystem and its cryprocurrencies and tokens. It offers the most liquid gateways from fiat into and out of crypto, it acts as a currency of the "Cryptoland"
I never thought about that, but it's true . In my view, the value brought by Bitcoin is that of converting the renewable energy in decentralised, middle man free, monetary transactions.
When I said this,
I was thinking at the second part of this article.
Please, no more upvotes, I don't feel like my silly comments deserves that much