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Cardano is not a security
https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/iohk-launches-cardano-blockchain-ada-now-trading-on-bittrex-2017-10-02
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>>24337343
Not sure. Got it from a random twitter post.

>>24267954
Hmm, about $40+ a week at current prices for me then.
I'm okay with that, since I'm poor.

>>23197616
Impact

Native Assets on Cardano will pay their own transaction fees. ADA stakers will receive a portion of those fees as rewards.
Imagine if ERC20 tokens on Ethereum didn't need ETH to be transacted. And just by holding ETH, you got some of those tokens just by holding ETH.
Cardano will do this.

>>21037766
Its 827+ now

>>21000450
https://youtu.be/QRMC2WRqoPY?t=546
>BTFO'd by the CH himself
FOMOd in yet?

>>20845501
Those are Shelley addresses afaik

>>20830063
I don't think anyone but Coinbase will be the first to announce it. IOHK is still under NDA

>>20773662
Cardano will be able to do everything Ethereum does but better so the ongoing reasoning is that "there is no need for Ethereum to exist", hence the "ETH Killer".
What people fail to realise is thats not how things work in real life. A prime example is the programming language "Java". It did not kill C/C++ and in turn, MS .NET Core/NodeJS/PHP 7 did not kill Java. As long as a technology exists and remains maintained, you will have a community willing to use it despite having access to better alternatives.
Cardano will kill ETH if Ethereum no longer innovates and/or becomes unmaintained. Until such a time, it's better to just learn from one another. The individual successes of all cryptocurrencies helps push this space further ahead and in the end we all win.
We are super early in this space and I have no doubt that Ethereum will put up a good fight.

>Not writing smart contracts in a functional programming language
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MpWeg6Fg0t8

FOMO'd in yet? Coinbase soon

>>20566718
This, but unironically

>>20564580
Coinbase soon™
https://duckduckgo.com/?q=cardano+coinbase+custody&t=brave&ia=web

Sure thing bud
https://cardanoupdates.com/
>2422 commits this week
Coinbase soon™

>Not using a functional programming language for smart contracts
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MpWeg6Fg0t8

Hold ADA and ALGO.
Coinbase soon for ADA.

>>20488139
All tokens can be ported over to a better more secure standard?

>>20487959
>>20487948
>>20487940
>Bag shillers and weak FUD
Bullish

>Ctrl+F "Cardano" - 0 results
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NfSrNxA-MPo

They (IOHK) already are. They’ve done more work than most other crypto companies, and that includes even Bitcoin. They have formalized a lot of the science that’s behind crypto, blockchain. They’re the first ones who, before doing Proof of Stake, they actually did some research to prove whether or not Proof of Stake actually makes sense.

>0 threads about Cardano on /biz/, not on Coinbase, no staking (yet), no smart contracts (yet), mostly organic growth, #6
Imagine what will happen in the coming months

>18 active threads about Chainlink, on Coinbase, shilled like crazy on /biz/ for two years, +50% in one day "organic" pumps, #9
I'm not hating on Chainlink at all, quite like it to be honest, but the irony is striking. Why does /biz/ hate Cardano so much?

>What is formal verification?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-CTNS2D-kbY
>Why Haskell?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LnX3B9oaKzw