/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>26963322
Waiting for the DEX to release is suffering. But it will be worth the wait for sure.

>As some of you may be aware we have already been hit with what we believe is a patent placed on research we had been working on by a large company. We published our research on a system we called Exertive Proof Of Stake (EPOS) which used human body activity to mine cryptocurrency. Two days after we published our article someone on behalf of this large company began the patent process on exactly the same thing which they have been awarded. So for us becoming a member and taking a stand against this kind of activity is something that is very close to our heart.

Stakenet published this article in Sep 2018:
https://medium.com/stakenet/exertive-proof-of-stake-epos-4a999807f9e4

And in March 2020 microsoft filed a patent for the exact technology described in the article:

https://news.bitcoin.com/microsoft-cryptocurrency-system/

https://patentscope.wipo.int/search/en/detail.jsf?docId=WO2020060606&tab=PCTBIBLIO

>WHAT THE FUCK IS STAKENET AND HOW CAN IT MAKE ME RICH?

>Stakenet has built a true next-generation DEX solving many of the issues that currently plague the DEX industry, such as ever increasing costs and transaction times. Stakenet has built their DEX from the ground up using time-tested Layer 2 technologies such as the Lightning Network and Connext Network.

>Using Stakenet’s technology it’s possible to make a layer 2 instant swap between BTC and USDT, and that’s just the beginning. Their tireless efforts have rendered them irreplaceable for crypto.

Key highlights of Stakenet’s Layer 2 DEX:

>It provides instant and virtually feeless cross-chain trading.
>Users retain full custody of their funds at all times as they own the private key for their wallet.
>Projects and users can run their own hub of the DEX which adds further liquidity to it and can support their chosen currencies.
>“Vortex” enables the DEX to share liquidity with other exchanges, both centralized and decentralized.
>It is run entirely on their decentralized Masternode network.
>The community members who run a master node will earn a share of the fees earned from the DEX.
>Layer 2 allows Stakenet DEX users to trade faster, cheaper, and more privately than any other DEX available today. >Professional trading tools can also be used on Stakenet DEX opening the door for decentralized high-frequency trading.

>With Stakenet DEX there are only two “expensive” on-chain transactions. Moving your funds off of their main chain to Layer 2 and moving them back on-chain to their main blockchain. Once off-chain, there are no on-chain/gas fees and transactions are settled instantly making it ideal for high-frequency trading.

WHAT THE FUCK WAS THAT?!?

Devs have updated the masternode fee structure.

This is roughly what you'll be making as masternode owner - this is just the trading fee rewards and not including the block rewards which are additional.

1 masternode is now an official make it stack.

Secure your future self this passive income before its too late.

>>26964936
Can we get an updated chart including block rewards?

>>26964691
about fucking time

>>26963322
XSN unironically BTF by Rubic, been holding XSN since August but so sick of the bullshit myths surrounding it, get fucked, release a working product or dont. Cunts didnt get any exchange listings for years so retards like me got BTFO by livecoin hack.

Obviously I'm a little salty because of this but fuck XSN, RBC is going to 10x from here at least in the coming weeks.

>>26964936
is a "masternode host" the same thing as a regular masternode? and do the specs (Masternode DEX Host: 8 vCPUs / 16GB RAM / 50GB Disk) matter if you are hosting through the cloud service?
t. sleepy retard

>>26965211
KEK look at this fucking retard, i hope this isn't just a FUD larp and is actually legit...

Get rekt livecoin swing faggot. NOT YOUR KEYS, NOT YOUR COINS.

The funniest thing is you swinged from one legit project, somehow managed to cuck yourself out of a 100x, and now have gone all in a genuine pump and dump KEK

>>26965211
ah yes, an exchange that serves no demand. nobody wants binance chain honey

also you would have to have an extremely low IQ to leave your coins on any exchange. you understand the purpose of crypto right?

>>26965694
>To opt-in to hosting the DEX, your Masternode will have to meet certain hardware requirements. As we go through testing in Stage 2 we will finalise the specs needed for Hydra. As a point of reference, the current specs from developers running DEX Hosts and DEX Hubs are as follows, however; these are subject to change:

>Masternode DEX Host: 8 vCPUs / 16GB RAM / 50GB Disk

>Masternode DEX Hub: 6 vCPUs / 16GB RAM / 320GB SSD

In regards to the cloud service, im not sure. will ask in the discord. I assume they will have to upgrade it and increase the cost of the service. fortunately the service is already very cheap.

>>26966022
>>26966744
Checked

>>26965211
Lol

>>26964068
But have you read the patent? It actually has research, calculations, code etc. Stakenet thought about it, and wrote a medium article. Unfortunately just writing an article about thoughts isn’t research.

So they’ve got nothing on that patent.

>>26966884
Stakenet conceptualised it and 2 years later the mega giant company Microsoft, with near infinite resources, had the exact same concept fully fleshed out and ready for patent. what a surprise

>>26966884
Yeah 2 years lated lol. Fuck off

Friendly reminder XSN has made a deal with iFinex garunteeing billions of dollars of volume through the DEX and basically masternode owners will be rich as fuck.

Did you hear about Baex(#baex) defi binary platform? A lot of people try to bring referrals there, and I checked this option. 80% of commissions and 4% of the tokens bought by your referrals, that can be good for passive income.

There are a lot of stocks, indices, crypto, and fiat options, and I want to trade Microsoft and Apple shares, as I see, they are rising, so it will be easy to get profit with them

>>26967558
Dont forget the fact we have proof that a team member has confirmed a 'deal' with a major CEX being in the works since august and the listing is 'part of something much larger'

If you see this and dont at least get a suicide stack, nothing will convince you.

>>26967785
fuck off nigger.

>>26967295
When I was a kid I had the idea of a holographic heads up display for cars. I even drew a picture of it for my grandad, like my remote control sun idea.

10 years later BMW released their heads up dashboard. Do you think I can sue them? Of course not lol. Good idea, but they’ll never be able to do anything about it. They spent the next 2 years focusing on btc/xsn trades.

>>26967903
I didn't once suggest that they can bring anyone to court or that they should even should bother pursuing such an impossible task, the point was to simply illustrate the teams capacity for innovation

>>26967830
This is crazy. We are going to make it I just can't stand the wait.

>>26968134
We dont have to wait much longer now. Things are coming together quickly. I knew once we saw a major CEX listing things would snowball into effect and thats exactly whats happening.

>>26968466
Checked.

accidently deleted my my wallet with all my xsn how fucked am I xsn bros?

>>26968928
*xsn wallet

NEW BREADCRUMBS:

Bitfinex and Tether CEO discusses DEX's....

https://twitter.com/Encrypt_d/status/1354643925936599040

>>26968928
>>26969046
no backups?

>>26963322
How are they gonna patent the DEX? No government is willing to protect something that's very much against the system.

>>26969326
This is pointless unless it's Elon.

>>26969553
Nope, thought it was in my metamask and had to reboot my computer. At least it wasn't too much.

>>26969326
Bullish news for Stakenet

>>26969871
still... no one wants to lose make it tickets. back up your shit next time.

>>26969326
So many fucking breadcumbs here

>>26967295
Actually if you look when Microsoft applied for the patent it was 2 days after Stakenet published their article. It just took 2 years for them to be granted the patent, not when they originally filed. The original application they filed was lifted straight from Stakenet’s article.

>>26971107
where do you see the date they filed for it?

>>26963322
>>26963488
>>26965211
>>26966022
>>26968466
Checked how are my xsn chads doing today?

XSN $100 2021

>>26965211
>retards like me got BTFO by livecoin hack.
You're are fault here retard, you deserve it for shilling rubic (a scam).

>>26969695
>>26969805
retard
>>26971578
Look at date xsn published article and date microsoft got patent, it was 2 days after.

>>26971960
comfy. news on dex release in the next two weeks and then it's $1+.

>>26972987
I cant believe people fell for the masternode fud lol. The fee structure is really good, better than i was expecting and it doesnt even show channel fees kek.

>>26973044
checked, they gave me cheapies so fuck em'.

>>26973044
checked

>>26963322
Bump, I enjoy these comfy threads now that the fudders have vanished into vapor.

Draper must have found some change down the sofa to pay the pajeet shillers for another month

FUDERS ARE YOU OK?

WILL YOU TELL US, IF YOUR OK?

>>26975526
Wasn't this sniffing a dollar earlier this month? Embarassing state of affairs

>>26975499
>>26975573
thanks for the bump

>>26975573
Sell xsn when there’s been 72 hours worth of 8 threads constantly up.

Buy when it hits -70% of local top. It’s a very easy coin to swing. Just gotta wait for the shill campaign to hit.

>>26975904
thanks for the bump

*ahem

It's happening.

>>26976623
so... literally confirmed.

>>26977123
where are the FUDers now? Don't want to risk bumping the thread?

>>26963322
Aaaaah I never finished my 3rd node. Will I still make it with 38k XSN?

>>26977247
you are my twin, i have same amount. we will make it my brother

>>26977977
Checked and yes you will both make it, twice over.

>>26963322
As a newfag, the fudders where getting pretty annoying, but I never sold a single stakie. I hope 1 MN is enough to be comfy.

>>26979177
It will be, 2 nodes will be extremely comfy.

>>26963322
>>26963488
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>>26968466
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>>26973044
>>26975499
>>26977977
>>26979177

>Checked

2 nodes here as well, trying to get to that 3rd one before its too late

>>26975499
>>26977977
>>26979177
Checked. Very nice digits boys.

>>26979177
>I hope 1 MN is enough to be comfy.

It is.

>>26979177
It is, have you read the fees for hydra nodes?

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>>26979177

>XSN-Stakenet Getting digits

I sold some of my doggocoin today and bought enough XSN to finish my masternode.
That recent poomp to .39 was all me, sorry, I'm done stacking for now.

>>26983613
It was a nice bump, cheers. WGMI

>>26983613
Nice one, you'll be able to become a neet from that soon.

Running 7 nodes, and wish I bought more sub 30 cents!

HE CAME INTO /XSN/
HE TYPED 'SOON'
HIS FUD WAS STRUCK DOWN
IT WAS HIS DOOM

FUDER ARE YOU OK?

WILL YOU TELL US, IF YOUR OK?

ARE YOU OK FUDER?

The momentum of the cryptocurrency space has snowballed exponentially over the past decade. Each market cycle to this point has brought a cornucopia of new strides and breakthroughs in blockchain technology. The rapid growth has led to immense profits for an uncountable number of long-term participants.

Adoption continues to spread with increased institutional backing and consumer payment channels. Indeed, all signs point to cryptocurrencies reaching a new plateau on the stage of global commerce. An essential question must be asked at this transitory junction in what appears to be the early stages of another bull market. How far will profit allow the underlying blockchain technology to deviate away from the roots of its essence and justification? There is no better source to reflect upon than the Cypherpunk Manifesto.

That which ages among the best is that which only becomes more biting and significant over time. Originally published by Eric Hughes in March of 1993, the Cypherpunk Manifesto has a short, sweet, and directly to the point message with an especially understated foresight about it that’s decades ahead of its time. It is a must-read for any digital native. It emphasizes the essence of digital privacy, decentralization, censorship-resistance/immutability, and the freedom to remain anonymous at-will. It argues that these principles be made manifest for any form of communication or commerce. Its backbone lies with every individual coder who cherishes the fruits of civil liberties and dares to counter and obsolete the many intrusive and invasive forms of technology with open-source, cryptographically effective solutions for the greater good of society.

Someone tells to Elon Musk that XSN is inevitable

>>26984505
They are gone. Can't even talk anymore lol

>>26985135
These were the principles that Bitcoin was constructed with and designed to honor. While its inherent technology stays true to this nature (mining aside), the infrastructure that has been built up around it is flawed by design and sacrifices a good number of strengths and freedoms. Most notably are the many vulnerable points of exchange run by central authorities on trust where funds are at risk to be frozen or stolen, KYC (know your customer) policies, and the traceability, restrictions, and risks that come from these two points.

Shortly after BTC found a value that could be directly pegged to the USD (and with the USD, every global currency), a number of exchanges offering trade between the two opened for business. The first of these exchanges was the infamous Mt. Gox which implemented KYC policies by 2011 before exit scamming in early 2014. KYC policies were initially introduced to comply with the many regulations regarding the exchange of various fiat currencies for crypto in addition to demanding a deeper sense of customer accountability. Up until the point that they were introduced, the only sure way it would have been possible to trace specific addresses is if the recipient publicly disclosed their wallet address. KYC brought a considerably more advanced form of traceability with it. In addition to e-mail addresses and bank accounts, everything from names, addresses, full ID info, and pictures of each and every customer became tethered to their respective deposit and withdrawal history. Though somewhat convoluted with the nature of exchange wallets, there are patterns that can be followed and traced.

As BTC continued to grow, so did the number of its forks and competing cryptocurrencies pegged to its value in satoshis. The forks grew to be numerous and with them, the number of centralized C2C exchanges where you could trade them for BTC. Like the fiat-to-crypto exchange points before them, KYC was implemented on numerous C2C exchanges as well.

>>26985135
>>26985431
Centralized exchanges of all sorts are perhaps the weakest link in entire cryptocurrency space. They have repeatedly proven to be weak in terms of security. This year alone, the following exchanges have been compromised: Binance, Bithumb, Coinbene, Coinbin, Cryptopia, and QuadrigaCX. What’s worse, they’ve sacrificed many of the core principles of the cypherpunks that built Bitcoin in the first place.

How can crypto be censorship-resistant and immutable if exchanges can decide to freeze funds or put a certain wallet into maintenance at whim? How can it be private if every account has every bit of trade, deposit, and withdrawal history it has done tethered to its name? How can it be anonymous at-will if full documentation is demanded, sometimes as a ransom for frozen funds? How can it be secure when billions of dollars have been hijacked from weak security? It could be argued that these exchanges are the antithesis of the cypherpunks: an easily-exploitable honeypot of funds and user data with a central authority.

>>26985135
>>26985431
>>26985515
Consider the efforts of the X9 Developers building Stakenet. True to the nature of the cypherpunks, they have been working to make these numerous vulnerabilities in the cryptocurrency infrastructure obsolete. To strengthen censorship-resistance and decentralization in this space, they have been implementing an immutable and purely decentralized exchange into their network where no central authority can freeze funds, where exit scamming is impossible, and where security is as tight as the blockchain technology it runs atop. To restore the principle of at-will anonymity, their immutable DEX will have no KYC, nor will it require registered accounts. In the interests of privacy, they have built a solution that allows for one-click TOR lightning swaps that strengthen the privacy of every participating coin and the Lightning Network itself. To strengthen the nature of the decentralized exchanges that are already out there, they are working on a DEX aggregator that pools together the offerings of many promising DEXes suffering from low volume or difficulty of use.

>>26985135
>>26985431
>>26985515
>>26985650
Put briefly, this team has the foresight and skill to acknowledge and address the numerous risks and shortcomings that anyone coin may face the second it is sent from a private wallet to any other point in trust. They are compounding these solutions into one streamlined and convenient wallet where funds are firmly secured, trustlessly staked, and instantly tradable from one singular point.

To build up the world of cryptocurrency is to honor the ways of the cypherpunks and carry on their torch. It is to fight for freedom from the intrusiveness and corruption of centralized authorities by obsoleting them. It is preserving the privacy of funds, resisting mutability, and decentralizing any and everything which stands to benefit from it. Whether that be a store of value, the means by which that value is secured and traded, or the platforms on which these mechanisms are discussed. This era of mass-censorship, intrusiveness, digital balkanization, and monopolies from many of the premier digital spaces not only shows how right they were 26 years ago but that there is still a considerable amount of work to do.

(X) I know DEFI is the entire purpose of crypto. Its why btc was created. So we can be our own bank.

(X) I know BTC did not succeed because it didn't scale and for btc to succeed now it requires lightning network. For similar reasons, I know for eth to succeed, connext is required.

(X) I know a DEX with atomic swaps is too slow to be commercially feasible. A lightning and connext dex is required.

(X) I know people are fearful of trading on CEX due to situations like Cryptopia and Quadriga.

(X) I know XSN is the only project with a true dex integrating lightning and connext. It will allow people to trade peer to peer directly from their computer. They always hold their coin. Never transfer to an exchange.

(X) I know XSN has an actual working product available for public beta testing, and full launch date being announced this month

(X) I know XSN is not a project that talks. They just do. I don't have to worry about an exit scam.

(X) I know XSN masternodes will process transactions on the dex and will receive the fees.

If all of the above are true, FUDers will be swinging from lamp posts and Stakeholders will be sailing into the sunset on superyachts.

HNNNNNNG 42 CENTS

where can I buy this?

>>26987262
Bitfinex or Whitebit. If you're an Ameriburger, you have to use a VPN.

>>26963322
>>26898306

TSUMO 44 CENT
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bzdXmFxtCEk&list=PLnRHq2FtfUuhr6_4Aq3wRUeM1lNcUPsBw&index=11

>>26963322 (OP)
>>26898306 (Cross-thread)

TSUMO 44 CENT
[YouTube] Saki OST 31 - Kono Itte de (embed)

Why is it pumping on the day I get my wages?

>>26987689
idk i market bought with all my spendable income 1 minute after the announcement hit discord.

>>26964068
is this actual bad news?

they can twin a case against fucking Microsoft so if microsoft releases their own stakenet we are pretty fucked.

>>26988220
Yep its over. Sell all your xsn

>>26985199
Too soon

MONEY FOR NOTHIN' AND YOUR CHICKS FOR FREE

>>26988220
Not bad news, read what the research was about.

>>26989250
I don't like this. dump et

>>26988220
how on earth can you interpret that as bad news?

first of all, its not news. it happened literally years ago now, and has been known since then.

secondly, it only serves to demonstrate the ingenuity and innovative capabilities of the stakenet team. theres no lawsuit or impending microsoft rivalry, lol.

HOLY SHIT WHAT WAS THAT

fuck me, I'm so glad I listened to the shills for once

>fell for the FUD last week

how to kill self?

>>26989878
>he fell for stakenet FUD, the lowest quality FUD on the market

>>26989878
It's not too late to get back in, sometimes you need to cut your losses. If you think this is legit, it's probably worth it.

desu i sold 80 (eighty) xsn cuz i needed petrol for my car last week

>>26989878
wait for the dump to 25c

>>26990393
How many MNs?

>>26990686
1MN and no way in hell i can afford more atm

>>26963322
Scam
Scam
Scam
Scam

>>26990950
keep it and you'll drive a Neet Tesla Cybertruck in 6 months

>>26991030
How is it a scam? Outperforming BTC right now... Sure buddy

>>26989878
Lol retard

>>26991030

He's right, stay the fuck away from my Stakies.

I HAD THIS SHIT ON LIVECOIN I WAS SAMMMED ARHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

>>26991878
>leaving funds on a cex
You had it coming.

>>26987689
Because I sold my DOGE today and bought XSN.

I'm thinking about hosting my masternode on the pacific island of Tonga for teh lulz on the masternode world map. Does anyone know this hoster?

>hostzealot.com/vps/location-tonga

It's just 5$/month

>>26992123
As far as I know there's no penalty for a tin can and string internet connection.
Nothing in this process is that latency sensitive is it?
Your only real risk is actual downtime.

>>26992123
I thought minimum requirements for a mn server were v8 CPU and 8 GB RAM?

>>26992234
Yeah that's right. You need to be able to send the signal but the signal isn't very big.

>>26993624
Yes, but if your server has shit connection how do you expect it to hold up the dex infrastructure

>>26993624
the AES part on the CPU seems important but I can't see why you would need that much memory.
My XSN core client on Windows only seems to be taking 103 megs of ram. It may spike for certain operations, but real world usage seems very light.

>>26994247
When I was testing the DEX my connection and computer was not stressed in the slightest. So I think it should be fine.

we have killed the final fud. We will never see these prices again

>>26994247
I'm retarded, I installed the wallet buy I can't seem to find the .exe in the install folder

>>26992123
Do it, hahaha!

50c waiting room!

Each of the following coins below are layer 1 DEX's with a native currency, or otherwise has a use case that will be rendered obsolete by Stakenet DEX:

UNI $2,000,000,000
SNX $1,850,000,000
SUSHI $850,000,000
LRC $470,000,000
ZRX $405,000,000
KNC $240,000,000
CRV $215,000,000
BNT $178,000,000
1INCH $100,000,000

This is a combined market share of roughly $6,300,000,000. There are many more layer 1 projects, and the real number is much higher.

Stakenet DEX will render all layer 1 DEX's obsolete.

https://streamable.com/kzpimj

And unlike the majority of these shitcoins, Stakenet actually has utility and is required to run the network.

I expect XSN to exceed this valuation by the end of the year. And this is not even taking into account the market share of the existing CEX's that XSN will absorb.

>>26963322
I only need $50M daily volume to quit my job. Absolutely comfy

>>26995674
KAN

>>26996626
sub $500 mil is FUD

>>26993624
No that's the current specs the devs are using to run hubs/orderbook/liquidity provider.

friendly reminder

>>26999678
based

>>26999678
I don't get it the screencap below, what's the significance?

>>27001196
read the date and digits you fucking newfag

>>26995674
$1 waiting room buddy....

>>26968134
Wait, so I read what the picture says. ONE fucking node will yield me $75 per day at a daily volume of 200M? I could finally quit my fucking job

I mean Uniswap has 1.5B daily volume atm, they will probably have like 10B at peak bullrun, so I see no reason why Stakenet shouldn't make 5% of that. Ok I'm in lol

>>27002109
Stakenet DEX will absorb all of shitiswaps volume.

>>26996220
It's not comparable to any of those. Stakenet is a fork of DASH which is a UTXO chain like Bitcoin. All those networks you mentioned can run smart contracts and require smart contracts.

Stakenet can't run smart contracts at all. So it's not a correct comparison. All XSN coin can be used for is for transactions on Stakenet network, but since it can't run smart contracts, it is unlikely there will ever be any applications. So the coin has no utility.

>>27003879
It won't do any of that. It can't run smart contracts so it can never be an AMM. An AMM is a smart contract, so it's not possible for Stakenet to ever be anything like Uniswap.

>>27004126
this is still my most feared fud,

are they working on smart contract integration in some way ?

>>27004126
>>27004264
FRIENDLY WARNING TO ALL NEWFAGS

there has been an endless FUD campaign waged against XSN for years now. If you search the archives, you will see the same tired, baseless arguments copy and pasted again and again.

Stakenet (XSN) has now been listed on a tier 1 exchange, bitfinex. The 5th largest crypto exchange. These top exchanges have to perform a huge amount of due diligence and thorough research on any coin that wishes to get listed. Only if the coin meets their thorough criteria will they risk listing it.

In the case of bitfinex, owned by iFinex (the parent company of bitfinex and Tether), they are enormous influence on the crypto economy and under much scrutiny by law enforcement across the world as regulations tighten and governments look to restrict access to cryptocurrency. Bitfinex wouldn't risk listing anything even potentially worthy of litigation.

tldr; all FUD has been rendered obsolete by the bitfinex listing, you are being scammed by XSN whales who are trying to keep new investors out and suppress the price

>>27004126
>>27004264
Thanks for the bump

>>27004443
Well no, because there is no way to ‘fork’ onto a smart chain. The workaround is that the order book is hosted on the master nodes, and connext and ln provide the swaps. It’s not the xsn blockchain. It’s like a semi dapp.

It’s why everyone talks about ‘the dex is just the first dapp’ without mentioning what ‘other dapps’ there will be. there is no other dapps available for UXTO. It’s not fud it’s just what you need to think about.

>>27004126
>trying to sound smart fud
Stakenet is not trying to force anyone to use a shitty utility coin/token. The beauty of their Dex is that anyone can use it with whatever pair supported. A user will only need XSN, if he wants to take part in the income streams via a Masternode. So stop mixing up stuff, trying to scam brainlets and newfags you shithead

>>27005712
Look up RGB. Smart contracts will run on Lightning and they are creating Layer 2 tokenization as well. Bitfinex is big in that, supporting them with funds and they're moving parts of Tether onto Layer 2 RGB tokens these days

CONNECT THE DOTS

>>27007195
You might as well spend your time yelling at a brick wall if you want to argue with facts because it won't get you anywhere, but it sure will make you look stupid.

>>27008025
Let's reference the expert researchers on this matter as opposed to some anon. What do they say?

>>27005097
pls explain then how do they want to fork to be able to run smart contracts

t.noodler

>>27008526
I said RGB you retard. Every kindergardener knows Bitcoin can't run smart contracts.
And regarding ETH: Stakenet implemented Connext. Connext can has native possibilities to enable smart contract functionality and besides can on-and offramp into and out of Matic which is an evm compatible L2 and can run smart contracts.

You're a nothing burger mixing up stuff or connecting them in a wrong way to fud. You had 3 years

>>27009832
-can

>>27008025
RGB is based around brining tokenised asserts to lightning. I thought Stakenet maxis loathed wrapped assets.

I’m not saying they won’t be able to make other ‘semi dapps’ like they are now, with the dex. But the xsn blockchain is incapable of handling, traditional, smart contracts.

>>27008163
>>27008526
thanks for the bump

>>26986708
What about LRC on ETH with layer 2 support?

>>27010574
yeah not interchain and isn't even close to offering the full scale solution that stakenet is

>>27010574
Not just LRC, but every single other protocol that has layer 2 implementation on their roadmap. According to Stakenet team, rollups aren't layer 2. But remember, this the same team that says their fork of Dash is going to be superior to Eth, so of course, they're smarter than Vitalik and all the developers who are apparently wasting their time developing on Eth when they could be developing on a fork of Dash that can't run smart contracts.

>>27011673
thanks for the bump

>>27011673
Is there anyone even paying attention to you at this point? Thanks for the bump

>>27012001
Apparently you are. You appear to be raging. Maybe your time would be more efficiently spent doing research on other projects, so you don't get left holding bags.

>>27012359
Thanks for the bump

>>27012359
at least let this go up to 1$ so i can dump mine and never look back

>>27012359

>>27012994
Thanks for the bump

>>27013158
thanks for being so obvious

>>27013434
Thanks for the bump

>>27012359
Maybe your time would be more efficiently spent sweeping the streets of mumbai, instead of shitting in here as well as the streets.

Wait the FUDers are STILL here? Damn I guess they'll stick with it all the way to $100.

>>26964068
posting this in the RBC thread

>>27014714
tell them to invest in a real DEX while you're at it

>>27012359
If you had listened to the shills at 25c instead of fudding here and mixing stuff up, you would be sitting on 75% profit by now

>>27015852
he probably has more XSN than all of us.