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What I read sounds like OP is asking for uptime and service resiliency. That's a tenant of basic business practice. Cryptocurrencies have nothing to do with it.
by meesterdude 9y ago
What I read sounds like OP is asking for uptime and service resiliency. That's a tenant of basic business practice. Cryptocurrencies have nothing to do with it.
> If you need someone to trust, you’re doing it wrong.
You can't do anything in crypto without having to rely on someone else. Trust is not irrelevant in cryptocurrencies - it matters just as much as in traditional markets.
- nihonde 9y agoI didn’t say trust is irrelevant. I said That if you require trust to transact in a cryptocurrency, you misunderstand a basic tenant of the thing. You can still choose to trust whoever you want. There’s a difference between “not needed” and “not allowed”.