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Sorry to disappoint. I'm not quite sure what sort of debate you're looking for. Bitcoin was the first and definitely is more well known. As to the inherent v
by YZF 9y ago
Sorry to disappoint. I'm not quite sure what sort of debate you're looking for. Bitcoin was the first and definitely is more well known. As to the inherent value of decentralization, I think it's pretty minimal. I never go to Costco and say darn, I wish my credit card used a decentralized system.
- Jommi 9y agoWhat a weird example. So just because now, at this point in time and place, YOU don't need decentralization --> It's useless? What a privileged thing to say. Please reconsider and think a bit more broadly, what could be the value of a system that is globally accessible and not controlled by a central authority. Then you will realize how immensely valuable an unique this resource is.