/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57212193
I know my post was meant to be sarcastic, but I did forget about deleting history, I won't call it pruning by the way because I think this sounds funnier.
>It's still difficult for ordinary users
Of course, in my opinion, the real innovation of sharding is being able to split your one node into multiple physical datacenters and have it still act as one node. It's how amazon and google are able to "store an infinitely-growing ledger in a scalable manner", the industry standard for scaling a database, if you will.

This isn't really something I am interested in though, what's more important is the one point about speed not being needed, the post you ignored to fixate on storage, explain how blockDag is significant if it can't be applied to contract chains or if it doesn't solve something that is actively preventing crypto from being adopted. It's strange that you would think something like that is a "significant development"

>>53531745
>and its evidently a nothingburg
For the first time in history there is enough liquidity on cm for you to market buy $4,500,000 worth of ETH and barely move the price

>>49281358
It means that historically the price was always above every floor, I don't see why this time it should be different.
>inb4 this time will be different