/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>19635985
I know enough about psychology that this comment actually has me worried about nanofudder. projection and what not. After all, we can only see in the outer world what we know from the inner. Wondering if we should call family services

What really caught my eye, is that they have a wikipedia article now. Only several cryptocurrencies in the space have their own wikipedia page. Supposedly, because of the unique model, it can scale quite easily. The claims are that the TPS is only limited by hardware, and they are able to pull 600 TPS on the live network currently with the cheapest nodes money can buy supporting the network. I believe there are 100 or so nodes currently who are operating for free, but the cost is so little and not expected to increase much over the years.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nano_(cryptocurrency)

I kind of worry about BTC as well. For instance, what happens if the rewards from mining or processing transactions no longer can pay for the electricity required to keep the network running? Wouldn't this cause a mass exodus and the value of BTC to drop to nothing overnight?

That all the scam coins and vaporware project/groups specifically single out NANO when they are being shilled here?
>DAG, FTM, etc.
You don't see this from actual accepted currencies such as ETH, LINK, XTZ, etc.
Really makes you think.

That all the scam coins and vaporware project/groups specifically single out another nano when they are being shilled here?
Makes me think.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hmOtl9H9su8

>>16244683
41 posts by this ID

Yup, I am still buying Nano.

>>15927122
You are correct, there is little to no benefit a feeless and instant cryptocurrency provides when compared to say, Bitcoin. Especially not in a gaming environment. Like who would really want to be spending fractions of a cent or dollar to seamlessly buy and sell game content.

>>15870821
It isn't. I am just an interested party who chose not to invest in Chainlink because I do not see any problems it solves that cannot be solved by an even semi-competent dev.

I will take your refusal to answer my question as evidence that my hypothesis is indeed, valid.

>>14245035
>Charlie Lee: Give it 2 years to get on Coinbase (+1 year ago)

>Colin: We are switching to TCP from UDP so we can be listed on new exchanges

Didn't Charlie Lee get LTC on Coinbase?

Gives unclear instructions. Do I just sent the ERC20 FTM tokens to the Binance BNB address? Or do I send it to my ETH address?

Brainlet here.

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>>13923939
fourth time I got repeating digits in this thread...

>>13922188
>>13922777
>>13922911
>>13923939

Bullish on FET?

https://cointelegraph.com/news/deutsche-telekom-unit-to-cooperate-with-binance-listed-project-on-autonomous-iot-network

>A unit of German telecom giant Deutsche Telekom will work with Binance-listed project Fetch.AI (FET) to develop decentralized IoT network innovations, according to a press release shared with Cointelegraph on May 22.
>Fetch.AI, a Cambridge-based tech startup, has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Deutsche Telekom’s T-Labs to build and implement autonomous agents (AEAs) on the Fetch.AI test network in order to integrate them into Internet of Things (IoT) device communications.
>The new partnership intends to find out how AEAs can be incorporated into IoT devices in order to provide them with the authority and autonomy to operate with no need for human involvement, the press release notes.
>In an email to Cointelegraph, Humayun Sheikh, the CEO of Fetch.AI, noted that the partnership aims to apply machine learning and artificial intelligence integration to smart contracts.

>>13360905
>What is Dynamic Proof of Work?
>What are microtransactions?
>How can an instant and feeless currency be utilized by the tech industry?
>What benefits are there to a decentralized and deflationary currency?

It is funny how nano has been branded as a reddit coin, yet you cannot even post about it in /r/cryptocurrency without your post getting deleted and your account getting banned for being a "nano shill"

>>12736781
Imagine being this salty

Well, I guess we can't fud NANO anymore. Who else is thinking of buying in?

https://medium.com/@bitgrailvictims/the-bitgrail-exchange-ruling-a-win-for-cryptocurrency-exchange-users-50df6c383571

>>12138344
>>12138372
When people from camp (a) attack people from camp (b), it often times means that those from camp (a) are threatened by camp (b).