/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>29493186
Nano and IOTA has proof of work before a transaction is sent.
Cardano will have zero to near zero fees with Ouroboros Hydra, with near instant finality.

>>29490697
You mean 1775
https://pooltool.io/
>~1 775 000 tps

>>28194630
More, 1000 per pool that runs a Hydra node. There are now 1578 active pools. Also, those 1000 TPS per node were "early tests".

>>28023174
Not needed yet

>>26456614
We'll get a boost with Goguen and the eventual Coinbase listing though. Probably Hydra as well, when we can say we actually have 1 million+ TPS.

>>25937557

>>25596808
Hydra
Native layer 2

Good luck everybody else

>>25218373
I don't think they will use ADA as a currency, but rather a second layer stablecoin.

>>25199734
BTC
ADA
RSR
PNK

>>25174943
>30tps
Hydra is being developed in parallel with everything else. Will be implemented in 2021
>>25174882
>ETH 2.0, slashing, 32 ETH to stake, lockup
>Polkadot, locking and slashing
>Cardano, minumum 3 ADA to stake (now), no slashing, no locking. Also has working governance layer

>>25147890
don't sleep on Cardano
>Ouroboros proof of stake - formally verified + provably secure
>designed from first principles
>90+ academic papers with hundreds of citations
>inspired much of Polkadot's BABE consensus mechanism

>frictionless staking - no slashing lockup / minimum stake
>already has 1400+ stake pools
>decentralized governance - community makes decisions, not some foundation/random people
>decentralized treasury - allows funding of projects that provide value to Cardano/ADA
>predictable fee costs
>smooth upgrades due to modular design

>superior Extended-UTXO model
>Ouroboros Hydra layer2 - scales smart contracts / transactions
>each stake pool can run a Hydra head, 1000+ TPS per head
>1000 Hydra heads = 1 million TPS
>E-UTXO allows for safer/easier network sharding

>Plutus - functional programming language
>Marlowe domain specific language - easily build secure financial contracts
>IELE virtual machine - create dapps in any popular language
>developed Sonic - state of the art ZK implementation
>native asset standard - tokens are cheaper / simpler to work with
>network fees can be paid in other tokens (if approved by governance/liquid enough, ex: USDT, LINK)
>governance-as-a-service for projects inside/outside Cardano
>hardfork combinator - ensures safe/smooth upgrades (no accidental chain splits)

>digital identity/credential standard - Atala PRISM
>product authentication standard - Atala SCAN
>supply chain provenance standard - Atala TRACE
>meta-data standard

>transparent technology / product updates
>one of the largest communities in crypto
>formal commercial adoption strategies
>focus on developing nations - fastest growing economies, youngest demographics and the strongest need for crypto
>MoUs with governments of Ethiopia, Mongolia and Georgia
>collaborated with New Balance to provide authentication
>working with SingularityNet / Ben Goertzel (genius behind 'Sophia the Robot')
>most crypto influencers speak positively of Cardano

>>25147177
most are sleeping on Cardano
>Ouroboros proof of stake - formally verified + provably secure
>designed from first principles
>90+ academic papers with hundreds of citations
>inspired much of Polkadot's BABE consensus mechanism

>frictionless staking - no slashing lockup / minimum stake
>already has 1400+ stake pools
>decentralized governance - community makes decisions, not some foundation/random people
>decentralized treasury - allows funding of projects that provide value to Cardano/ADA
>predictable fee costs
>smooth upgrades due to modular design

>superior Extended-UTXO model
>Ouroboros Hydra layer2 - scales smart contracts / transactions
>each stake pool can run a Hydra head, 1000+ TPS per head
>1000 Hydra heads = 1 million TPS
>E-UTXO allows for safer/easier network sharding

>Plutus - functional programming language
>Marlowe domain specific language - easily build secure financial contracts
>IELE virtual machine - create dapps in any popular language
>developed Sonic - state of the art ZK implementation
>native asset standard - tokens are cheaper / simpler to work with
>network fees can be paid in other tokens (if approved by governance/liquid enough, ex: USDT, LINK)
>governance-as-a-service for projects inside/outside Cardano
>hardfork combinator - ensures safe/smooth upgrades (no accidental chain splits)

>digital identity/credential standard - Atala PRISM
>product authentication standard - Atala SCAN
>supply chain provenance standard - Atala TRACE
>meta-data standard

>transparent technology / product updates
>one of the largest communities in crypto
>formal commercial adoption strategies
>focus on developing nations - fastest growing economies, youngest demographics and the strongest need for crypto
>MoUs with governments of Ethiopia, Mongolia and Georgia
>collaborated with New Balance to provide authentication
>working with SingularityNet / Ben Goertzel (genius behind 'Sophia the Robot')
>most crypto influencers speak positively of Cardano

>>25146292
>no ADA
do you even want to make it anon?

1 BTC = $200k
32 ETH x $2k = $64k
100 LINK x $60 = $6k
100k ADA x $3 = $300k

>>25135104

>>24492819
Whatever. Cardano won the TPS race anyway. Potentially infinite horizontal scaling.

>>24406594
Right now? Proof of Stake Bitcoin
>UTxO
>50% byzantine resistance
Very soon? The best smart contract language(s) the world has seen.
Later still? The most scalable blockchain, with Hydra.

>>24404785
Especially when Hydra comes along. Native layer two solution. No need for extra hardware.

>>24229535
>Eth solved
Like staking? Which Cardano beat ETH 2.0 to?
Only thing ETH has over Cardano currently, is smart contracts. That's rolling out next month and into Q1 2021, except as a much superior product.
>ETH = move fast and break stuff >>24229505
>ADA = slow and methodical to ensure higher degree of safety and function

>>24211106
You mean one million

>>24143394
>>24143792
Good luck everybody else ¯\_(ツ)_/¯