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I also think it will be entrenched by then. > Serious (perhaps dumb) question, can the end of NN really be fixed with encryption? I have some hope for a decen
by acekingqueen 9y ago
I also think it will be entrenched by then.
> Serious (perhaps dumb) question, can the end of NN really be fixed with encryption?
I have some hope for a decentralized private internet like this one https://techcrunch.com/2017/12/15/pied-pipers-decentralized-internet-is-planned-for-dubai-courtesy-of-startup-moeco/ https://techcrunch.com/2017/12/15/pied-pipers-decentralized-... but I would see it as more of an enthusiast's space as this internet wouldn't be able to compete with the size of the current internet.
- 0x4f3759df 9y agoSpeaking of decentralized (but not private), I recently learned about some EOS 'coin'... Brock Pierce states he's raised multiple billions to deliver a high speed ETH competitor... I find everything about it hard to believe (I own no EOS), but I'm watching it with much curiosity
- acekingqueen 9y agoI'm not surprised he's raised millions. (1) One of the best/easiest/most guaranteed places to make money is by investing in money/stocks/etc. ("You have to have money to make money") And (2) Actually, startup funders have a surprising amount of cash and they'll throw it on any horse that looks to win the race. From a civilian and from a startuper's perspective, gaining startup funding is like winning the lottery but from the other side of the table, really, it's just another investment, and they are looking to secure a healthy profit. IMO I feel that the crypotcurrency market reached its saturation point a long time ago and that while technological advances are nice and new competitors are always healthy, the winners of this game have been determined a long time ago and will remain so as there continue to be new cryptocurrencies to the point of super-saturation.