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Obviously not. A single contract call on Ethereum may cost you up to $120. Ethereum is no longer practical. Even so there are better smart contract languages
by max_ 5y ago
Obviously not. A single contract call on Ethereum may cost you up to $120.
Ethereum is no longer practical.
Even so there are better smart contract languages like Vyper[0] & Scilla[1].
[0]:https://vyper.readthedocs.io/en/stable/ https://vyper.readthedocs.io/en/stable/
[1]:http://scilla-lang.org http://scilla-lang.org
- noofen 5y ago> Ethereum is no longer practical. Oh please, L2 solutions already exist, EIP-1559 in the upcoming months, and Proof of Stake is 1-2 years out.
- anaganisk 5y ago> > Ethereum is no longer practical. > Oh please, L2 solutions already exist, EIP-1559 in the upcoming months, and Proof of Stake is 1-2 years out. Its just one elon musk tweet away for its price to go big bang.
- schappim 5y agoUnfortunately, this is far too accurate.
- max_ 5y agoYour talking about promises not "solutions" that can be used today. Proof of stake has been coming in 1 year for 4 years now. L2 Solutions simply don't work. Exchanges, that would benefit alot from L2 solutions have not implemented any because they know they suck from a security standpoint & other tradeoffs