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I'm not sure using Stellar is wise as the majority is owned by a small group of people, much smaller than Bitcoin, which creates conflict of interest and not fu
by pwaai 9y ago
I'm not sure using Stellar is wise as the majority is owned by a small group of people, much smaller than Bitcoin, which creates conflict of interest and not future SEC proof.
on a side rant: So...many...coins...I too have something called BrowserCoin.com but still haven't figured out what problems to solve. Too many people just go implement a pseudo-academic blockchain tech with fancy dials without vetting the problem....virtually zero adoption other than from pumpers and owner...that is something I'd like to avoid altogether, for once some cryptocurrency based business that delivers and benefits people who don't need to expensive rigs to mine or jack resources (browser based blockchains etc).
- mrhappyunhappy 9y agoExactly how I feel.
- dchest 9y agoAFAIK, they are using Stellar Consensus Protocol, not Stellar itself. Nobody uses MobileCoin yet.
- dude01 9y agoI don't know you, but... I have an idea for BrowserCoin.com -- a marketplace for ads where users are paid to try a product. They receive a coin payment when they use a product for a certain period of time. Don't bother decentralizing -- keep tabs on who is paid, to avoid bots stealing payments with fake usage. Let me know if you like that, my email is in my profile.