/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>56961356
actually Avalanche Subnets.

>>56569876
>fees start to rise
they wont. also any dapp can scale into its own Subnet.
Avalanche solved scaling.

>>56157838
>you're just spouting buzzwords kek
just because you dont understand whats going on doesnt mean its empty buzzwords.
thing is anyone can launch a customized Subnet in under a minute without writing a line of code and with optional cryptocurrency exposure.
Launching a Blockchain is as easy as deploying a new server on AWS.

>>56157866
already replied in the other thread. >>56157881
tl;dr you are clueless brainlet that has done zero research.

>>56147013
>avax is only one thing
Its not, Avalanche will run thousands of Subnets and it supports any Virtual Machine (all of which will stake AVAX).
Avalanche also solved the Blockchain Trilemma and time to finality is under 1 second.

>>56147068
Newfag?
Chainlink and Avalanche are both from IC3 and are working closely together for many years.
They also share many Partnerships like with ANZ or Deutsche Telekom, Vodafone, Tencent etc.

>>56065303
>you must have no expectation of profit from the work of others
to run a Subnet AVAX has to be staked, AVAX is hardcapped and deflationary so there is only a limited amount of it in existence.
What happens when most AVAX is locked up in Staking? What happens when Supply is low but demand is high and increasing?
can you figure that out?

>>54226314
>also the Amazon Subnet and their NFTs

>>53946599
>doesnt know what Subnets are
ngmi

>>53882202
Or you just deploy a Subnet on Avalanche

>>53707161
>isn't AVAX just an ETH clone?
Avalanche supports ALL virtual machines not just the EVM.
do your research and stop asking retarded nigger tier questions.

>>53571252
Avalanche is Proof of Stake and the AVAX is needed to run the Validators of this permissionless Network.
anyone with 2000 AVAX can validate and get a comfy 8% APY + delegation rewards + Subnet rewards.
AVAX is also the fee token of the primary network and needed to make transactions and to create assets, Subnets and Blockchains. AVAX fees are also burned making this hardcapped token deflationary.

>>53477040
>unique
Avalanche is unique and interesting. nobody else has the Avalanche Consensus (gives it sub second finality AND high tps) and they solved scaling too thanks to Subnets.
now go and Do your own Research.

>>53443128
>>53443165
forget Ethereum, look into Avalanche.

>>53307243
weak FUD
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z9B1TZnV-uo

>>53294760
>LN is gonna be faster for payments
Avalanche has Sub Second finality RIGHT NOW, meanwhile LN is some pipedream going nowhere. why wait when you can already do more with it on Avalanche TODAY.
>and uses real BTC
the BTC.b bridge has no custodian, its next level tech and with BTC.b you can use BTC in whatever other Subnet you want with sub second finality.
there will be many different Subnets from tradfi to DeFi to any other tokenized asset, and they are all interconnected with each other thanks to the Avalanche Warp Messaging that was recently invented, thats also what connects all the Chainlink Oracles very cheaply together.

Avalanche is much bigger than that shitty LN. it also already works. go try it out you dumb nigger. go read up on it. there is plenty material

>>53280557
>Centralized data bases have been doing this for decades
doing it decentralized is way better and cheaper.
>You can achieve same thing on centralized servers
nope, its a single point of failure.
>Is this really a problem in 2023?
yes
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/live-blog/faa-computer-outage-live-updates-flights-us-affected-rcna65248
>They would actually have to increase staff
nope, they can fire thousands of wagies and the Blockchain and Smart Contracts replace them.
cost reduction by 1000x.

>>53280564
actually made it because I know whats happening.
cope and seethe more cuck.
>>53280566
lmao no but they can launch as many Subnets as they want.