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>>15182499

wrong photo

>>13277780

Briefly: he-Cheyne management - shit by definition for the concentration of capital, the possibility of capturing block-Cheyn and manipulation. A variety of oligarchy in the crypt.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TCXVzlwheL8

His criticism is grounded, but he does not notice the advantages of this approach, and they are terribly important:

1. TPS. As if Vital did not wrestle with his sharding and plasma, the system based on trusting each other will make his yogurt for speed without any chances. And speed is crucial for many IRL applications

2. The oligarchy still has advantages. If the coin is a cohesive group of large investors, then they will have the incentive to stimulate their block-chef wherever possible. Invest in marketing, call developers and users on their platform. In the next 10 years in the crypt, there will be Google, epl, microsoft. And they will take their places not because their product will be better than competitors, but because they are the first to gain a critical mass of users and developers. And in this race, quasi-centralized block-chefs will have a huge advantage because "the total is a draw". The cue has been here since 2008, it does not belong to anyone, everything is fucked with decentralization, but has it done much for him in 10 years? Count fuck, even fucking lightning-net can not finish.

I hear voices being heard "co-to-ko, but how is decentralization, Satoshi's vision-work, developed to control your candy wrappers." Personally, I'm not particularly worried about this simply because the competition with the bad guys will be fierce and the slightest attempts by the holders of nodes to manipulate the registry entries will cause a massive crisis of confidence and the flight of users to other platforms. After so many years of investment and development, no one will expose themselves to such a risk.