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Stablecoin.

Will it ever recover?

cmon
do something

WHAT THE FUCK WAS THAT BROS ITS MOONING

>SHARTING MIASMA CANCER
POG

>>13269221
>>13268962

You guys are fucking brainlets. Monero has lower inflation than fucking Bitcoin in a year or two

It's only purpose has been to make it easier for scammers to tokenize things that have no business being tokenized and creating new trading instruments out of anything not nailed to the floor. There hasn't been a single useful dapp to date and there never will be. Fuck this shit coin

>>11931593
I believe Chainlink is a project with good intentions, but I am not sure if it really will have a run up comparable to Ethereum. Not only that, but you may very well have an idea that is perfect for blockchain and yet, if you do not execute correctly, it could still end up as a failed project. I would like to direct your attention to an article that will be very interesting to all of you. It is written by a man that very clearly browses this board. I encourage you to read his other articles as well: news.bitcoin.com/cryptocurrency-memes-the-only-assets-that-can-survive-a-bear-market/
>>11931612
This is an important observation. Why is it that Chainlink is such an obscure cryptocurrency? Why is its presence so apparent here but nowhere else? I do now know the answer but we must accept that it is strange to say the least. The article provided above talks about Chainlink briefly.
>>11931629
I will not pretend that I fully understand trustless protocols, however I believe that EOS uses something called Delegated Proof of Stake (DPOS). The idea, as I understand it, is that in proof-of-work (POW) the fastest miner creates the next block. In proof-of-stake (POS) the block creator is chosen in a deterministic way; the deterministic algorithm must also incorporate the amount of "wealth" of each participant (also called the "stake") so that people with larger stakes will be rewarded with transaction fees more often than people with smaller "wealth". This consensus algorithm is less resource intensive and therefore is orders of magnitude faster than POW. If I remember correctly, EOS assigns a finite number of block creators from the beginning and that's why it's not called POS it is technically delegated-proof-of-stake (DPOS). Blockgeeks has a nice article on it: blockgeeks.com/guides/proof-of-work-vs-proof-of-stake/

Sitting in a class which is on Ethereum and smart contracts. We've been given test ETH (Ropsten) and we're going to be given some poorly written smart contracts to try and hack into

There's a cash prize of 1 ETH for solving it. Any /biz/ anons willing to help me out? Will gladly share the private key of my ETH wallet

Discord: TheNextBigThing
#7226

This piece of shit is actually dead, isn't it?

ETH NOW THANK ME LATER

I only have one question how the fuck did this happen

>>11054975

>195
Its over, isn't it?
Crypto is finally dead.

What happened?

Do you think ETH is going to take off soon?

*dies pathetically*

250$ EOD
I am going all in BTC

Starting to moon hard. Don't miss the alt train, anons.

>>8895904
rolling

Now's your chance to short it.

Literally the only actually used and most promising crypto and it's dumping hard.

The absolute state of crypto.

Call me 2-3 examples where I need smart contract?

Who else is getting absolutely JUSTed right now?