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>>52613087
>transactions to fail
not true. kys.

>>52613679
this
op is a faggot

>>52613679
>>52613715
>Even while the Cardano ecosystem is in its infancy
Its been 7 years and they call it infancy? 7 years and no dapps? Its over cardano bros you fell for it.

>>52613679
>>52613715
You have, of course, proof that this is inaccurate?

>>52613679
>what is sundaeswap
Cardano has been at various times at 90% capacity and is only processing a max of 100K transactions per day.

https://news.coincu.com/60519-cardano-hits-record-capacity-due-to-sundaeswap-launch-but-not-all-users-are-raving-about-it/

>>52614166
kek, Cardano has only processed 55 million transactions since it came online.

>>52613679
That's what happens when a mempool is full

>>52614797
they literally do not fail by design. Theyre coded that way. Because its a pure functional scripting lang you can know if a tx is destined or not to fail before executing it. Because every function is a pure function theres no nondeterminsm, so each input produces always the same output by definition, so you can just simulate the execution and see if it will fail or not and be sure that the result will be the same next time. Then wallets just prevent execution if that simulation fails, so no failed transactions. What do happens is that when the network is full they take forever to execute.
>what about the mempool?
well, if your tx doesnt enter the mempool it doesnt matter, you dont lose gas fees by trying to add the tx, so technically it doe not fail because they dont even get to execute. Thats the point: youre not losing money.
Also, im not a Cardano expert, so i might be wrong in some details, but i do know some good Haskell.

>>52615062
>What do happens is that when the network is full they take forever to execute.
fair enough but the outcome is still basically the same.

>>52615077
yeah tbf it was pretty shitty. I remember it taking 3 days to output some tokens lol. But still, they do not fail and the scalability solutions are being delivered, i.e., the Vasil HF.

>>52614848
This blockchain has only been out for a year and a half.

>>52615095
That went live 2 months ago. this should be interesting...

Thanks, just bought $100k of Cardano

>>52615154
When do you think cardano will be able to host something decentralized? Like the front and back end of a website for instance?

>>52613087

Why are you linking such an out of date article

>>52615181
For the simple reason that nothing has changed in that time. Even after Vasil, TVL has gone down and transaction volume remains unchanged.

>>52615148
yeah we will see, im looking for Djed, it could kill even more the network or it could bring back volume, if it works nicely.
>>52615173
>back
already done
>front
not soon, as with eth, is not intended to host frons lol. idk about ICP, if its really decentralized and it lets you host fronts p2p like in the permaweb or ipfs thats definitely something to look for

>>52615198
Yikes, not good. Here’s a
Nice graphic to highlight your point

>>52615205
This was a little news from today.
Pretty interesting stuff.
With btc integration we’re now talking fully decentralized exchanges and swaps, with decentralized btc on ramping completely controlled by smart contract, no centralized intermediary

>>52614166
I use cardano dapps all the time. Sundaeswap, minswap, lending pond.

>>52615142
>>52615208
>>52615229
kek, nice attempt to hijack. ICP has a TVL of $285,000. that's right, two hundred and eighty-five thousand...

>>52615255
Not for long. This is absolute *yawn* level of FUD

>>52615243
great!!!
Okay guys, we've got one!

>>52615198

Tvl is down because the market tanked across the board

>>52615262
dude, give up. this roadkill is below even HBAR in terms of volume, TVL, you name it.
It's over, you've lost and are now just in the way.

>>52615272
>responding to a literal parabolic growth chart
Why are they like this when confronted with new information?

>>52613087
>eth at 1,2000,000 tx per 24
>one million, two thousand hundred thousand transactions

>>52615272
Dude, you give up. Whatever chain you're shilling doesn't have a CEO that can star in a Snoop Dogg video. Sorry, but Charles and Cardano is cool!

https://youtu.be/y4txesKsL_M

>>52615283
>growth chart supplied by ICP
sure pal

>>52615317
so you dont like our bags OP, we get it, but what about yours, what are you holding?

>>52615317
It’s from the blockchain explorer, where else would you get accurate information?You posted cardano’s explorer to show how abysmal the ecosystem is, I’m showing you the future of crypto, web 3. Etc. you should be thanking me if anything- I literally solved your problem with cardano for you. You’re welcome friend

>>52615345
holy shit this shill level lol

>>52615311
>Charles Hoskinson
>cool
uh

>>52615345
>what is wash trading

>>52615424
That’s smart contract growth, not coin transactions on an exchange, you silly mook. What you just said was probably the fastest way of expressing you have absolutely no idea what you’re talking about in any capacity. Wow. You rarely get something so concise.

>>52615484
you can't even read your own explorer hahahaha
but hey, keep on going, I don't mind at all. Let's hear more about your "explosive" growth. Hang on, do you have to hit 10 or 20 replies before you get your shilling bonus?

>>52615407
he looks 20 year older than he is

>>52615507
No, admit that you have non idea what you’re talking about and you confused smart contract deployment with tvl.