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How about https://www.algorand.com/ https://www.algorand.com/ The team is promising and also their sdk is quite good.
by khongbietgi 6y ago
How about https://www.algorand.com/ https://www.algorand.com/
The team is promising and also their sdk is quite good.
- exdsq 6y agoI like the Algorand team -- first blockchain project where I used an app I wanted to use and only afterwards realised it was using their blockchain.
- khongbietgi 6y agoThat's great. Do you mind sharing the name of that project?
- exdsq 6y agoThey store the data of FIDE Online chess matches, so the officially ranked games that you can play for online titles. Not sure why they chose a blockchain - perhaps they're actually used for identity too, so there's some p2p elements of arranging matches, but as I said I didn't even know they were involved until I saw an advert one day mentioning it.
- khongbietgi 6y agoah i see, they do have some small write up here as well https://worldchess.com/algorand/ https://worldchess.com/algorand/
- Zambyte 6y agoVery glad to see Algorand in this thread. People need to talk about it more. It doesn't have most of the problems people have with crypto, and unlike cardano, it's here today and it works.
- olah_1 6y agoI know that they use the same Clarity[1] smart contract language as Stacks. I like that it's not turing complete. The more I've read about Stacks, the more I like it. But I haven't done a deep dive into Algorand. Do you know offhand how they differ / what they're going for? [1]: https://clarity-lang.org/ https://clarity-lang.org/