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Are you suggesting that Consensys, Microsoft, R3CEV and Red Hat are only developing on Ethereum because of clever marketing? There isn't some technical merit to

by aaren 11y ago

Are you suggesting that Consensys, Microsoft, R3CEV and Red Hat are only developing on Ethereum because of clever marketing? There isn't some technical merit to the platform that means they are doing this? Why didn't these companies develop their products on Bitcoin? Are they incapable of due diligence in this space? https://consensys.net/ https://consensys.net/ http://www.blockapps.net/ http://www.blockapps.net/ https://azure.microsoft.com/en-gb/blog/ethereum-blockchain-as-a-service-now-on-azure/ https://azure.microsoft.com/en-gb/blog/ethereum-blockchain-a... https://consensys.net/static/blockappsRedhat.pdf https://consensys.net/static/blockappsRedhat.pdf http://r3cev.com/ http://r3cev.com/

drcode 11y ago
To be fair, only Consensys and R3CEV are "developing on ethereum"... Microsoft and Red Hat are merely offering machine images with ethereum software pre-installed for their users, as they do for many other software tools- Though I'm happy to be corrected, if you can point me to a Microsoft and/or Redhat-authored smart contract. The news for ethereum is positive enough right now, no need to exaggerate the facts.
- aaren 11y ago
  Sorry, I got excited and imprecise. I suppose I mean "developing on and around". I'm just trying to counter the idea that the excitement around ethereum is somehow manufactured by 'clever marketing'.