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Ah, a lottery on a blockchain. Why not! Except, unlike a national lottery, you can't trust the issuer and the value of your prize fluctuates even after you win
by scribu 6y ago
Ah, a lottery on a blockchain. Why not!
Except, unlike a national lottery, you can't trust the issuer and the value of your prize fluctuates even after you win.
- eterps 6y agoI was referring to the concept, not whether it is centralized or decentralized. Most blockchain applications don't need one to function.
- dannyw 6y ago1. Blockchains actually allow for "provably-fair" (cryptographically determined) lotteries. A lot more fair and trasparent than national ones. 2. This specific lottery uses stablecoins, with a value tied to the US dollar. So both of your points are invalid here.