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I didn't see it that way, more like advocating the development of some kind of open, permissionless payment network. Bitcoin could be it but it has ridiculous n
by repomies691 9y ago
I didn't see it that way, more like advocating the development of some kind of open, permissionless payment network. Bitcoin could be it but it has ridiculous network fees, which opens the possibilities for challengers. If everything works very fluently with the traditional payment infrastructure, there is no big demand for that kind of payment network, and no incentives to develop it.
- bringtheaction 9y agoThe challengers are here already. For example, XRB.
- zepolen 9y agoWow I tried it and you're right RaiBlocks is a game changer. Instant transaction and zero fee? Hows the security though?
- blueprint 9y agoCan you make the fact you're a shill any more obvious?
- zepolen 9y agoAre you kidding, last time I played with crypto the confirmations took like an hour - I didn't really bother using it any more. I don't know how XRB makes it so fast but I'm calling it right now - whoever has the fastest transaction speed will become the first global currency.
- blueprint 9y agoHave fun with PayPal and Visa then. Some people just don't get it.
- kaybe 9y agoIs it possible to have something that does not use obscene amounts of electricity? Or would that be captured immediately by someone who can use more ressources = electricity?