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Augur is the best example. It's live, and works very similarly to how it was conceived. It's slow and relatively expensive (1-2% per transaction), but that was
by sputknick 8y ago
Augur is the best example. It's live, and works very similarly to how it was conceived. It's slow and relatively expensive (1-2% per transaction), but that was the plan all along, get something out there that can be improved and iterated on. they have a roadmap in place to make it faster and cheaper. They have pushed out like 8 or so updates since going live in July.