suikadayo

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by suikadayo 6y ago
Once Uniswap moves to Optimism sometime in the next few months, gas fee should drop drastically across the network
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by suikadayo 6y ago
We don’t have to wait for Eth2, there are several L2 solutions in the works right now like Optimism and Polygon
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by suikadayo 6y ago
It’ll be possible with L2 like Optimism which will be out for the public next month.
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by suikadayo 6y ago
Everyone on this thread seems to be missing the point that they’ll be working with stablecoins on Ethereum and other smart contracts chains, and not Bitcoin.
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by suikadayo 6y ago
We’re already seeing more wrapped BTC on Ethereum, than there is BTC on Lightning, so that’s very telling.
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by suikadayo 6y ago
Eth2 with PoS is already running with Phase 0 on mainnnet though. https://beaconcha.in/ The merge from Eth1 to Eth2 is expected to happen this year or after. There shouldn’t be any significant delays now because Phase 0 was
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by suikadayo 6y ago
Speaking of lego bricks, and I haven't used it yet myself, but https://furucombo.app/ looks really interesting!
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by suikadayo 6y ago
It'll eventually be abstracted to where it's simple to be used by regular folks, or it'll be integrated into existing infrastructure.
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by suikadayo 6y ago
Cardano doesn't have smart contracts yet, and with Metcalfe's Law and network effects, Ethereum is already leading with DeFi.
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by suikadayo 6y ago
It would need larger blocks, but it was the general understanding within the community before the fork that with Moore's Law, hard disk capacity would increase and price would go down in the future, so it really isn't a big deal,
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by suikadayo 6y ago
> normal people can setup a full node This argument was really silly too because people can afford higher capacity drives, and better internet connection according to Moore's Law
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by suikadayo 6y ago
I don't understand why you're being downvoted. Anybody who was here before 2017 know what happened.
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by suikadayo 6y ago
I've said it before and I'll say it again: It’s mysterious how Bitcoiners hate the Fed printing money but they get awfully quiet with Tether printing money when it helps prop up the price.
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by suikadayo 6y ago
I’m personally looking forward to what comes out as a result of the Tether court case. It’s mysterious how Bitcoiners hate the Fed printing money but they get awfully quiet with Tether printing money.
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by suikadayo 6y ago
I do find it odd that Bitcoiners who tend to be incredibly, incredibly outspoken about Ending the Fed, and QE money printing, call any criticism of Tether as FUD in a cult manner, or shrug it off as non-issue. It was/is effectively a f