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The dude has no clue. Listed 0 applications but said "Yeahh man its gonna happen" Sounds like the idiots on /r/cryptocurrency, doesnt sound like a programmer.
by mkirklions 8y ago
The dude has no clue.
Listed 0 applications but said "Yeahh man its gonna happen"
Sounds like the idiots on /r/cryptocurrency, doesnt sound like a programmer.
- 1996 8y agoI see a growing interest in ETC, but I do not find any rational reason - except some people considering it could replace ETH in case the chains grows too big. But if shit hits the fan, ETH could decide to do something serious itself. I just don't understand it.
- rhyzom 8y agowell, it's under the umbrella of IOHK, they particularly emphasize security, take a slow, deliberate and conservative approach to how they do things, in addition to this: https://callisto.network/ https://callisto.network/ i don't find it all that surprising. i also don't see ETH and ETC as being in competition. and i hold both as well. :) i can see a scenario where some applications are housed by ETC and others by ETH. sky rocketing gas prices and transaction fees kinda defeat the purpose i'd say (for anybody other than speculators and miners), and given the network load sometimes, that would make a lot of sense until some working scalability solutions are in place.