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While the concept of a peer-reviewed cryptocurrency is an interesting one, and certainly has merit, I can't seem to figure out what Cardano offers that existing
by rushsteve1 9y ago
While the concept of a peer-reviewed cryptocurrency is an interesting one, and certainly has merit, I can't seem to figure out what Cardano offers that existing, and well established, cryptocurrencies like Ethereum don't.
- impostervt 9y agoNothing, as far as I can tell. The goal seems to be just to do it better. There MAY be an idea of keeping the computing layer private, meaning you can run computations w/o everyone seeing how it works, which is the case with Ethereum block chains. That's just the impression I get from reading their docs.
- superquest 9y agoThey mostly pitch how their development process / governance is better. "Scientific" is the word they always use.
- gremlinsinc 9y agoEthereum is pretty flawed actually, it's easily congested when new ICO's launch for example, and some other network issues. Though, I can't say how this new crypto will handle things, I AM interested in seeing how Nxt/Ardor saga play out. It's much more secure, and stable than btc/ethereum and I think the child chain setup is going to be very popular.