/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57081064
I literally don't know what HBAR or LINK do. Like I understand what icy pees and ALGO pretend to do, but I have never heard a cohesive narrative from HBAR. It's always some rants about number of transactions, but that's about it. I am not joking. I could write you (and have) several pages on ICP and ALGO, not on HBAR and LINK.

Seriously, someone, in 10 sentences or less, summarize HBAR.

>>57081083
you mean 10 words?

>>57081094
No, I mean 10 sentences. If you can do it in 10 words, great.

I seriously have NO clue as to what the value proposition of HBAR is. Other than I know someone irl who sold his grandmother's house to go all in at $.60.

>>57081101
You do not need to know the value proposition of HBAR. All you need to know is that the technically is invented by our lord and saviour sir Leemon of the Baird. Take one look at his Godly face, and you too will see what our lord and his prophet footfag have gifted us.

>>57081191
technology*
May our lord Leemon have mercy on me.

>>57081101
>>57081101
Fixed trilemma, algorithm is divine, cannot be improved upon.
Mathematical perfection.
There cannot, and will not be better performance network than hedera.
It is inevitable.
All the governance etc stuff is just a bonus.
Also, hbar transfers will always cost $0.0001, token transfers $0.002
No matter how much usage the network experiences.
Ask me anything I'm way too hashpilled

>>57081064
World will be tokenized, HTS + HCS make this possible at scale, at low cost, st highest speeds, at most efficient energy costs.

This will be the last bull run before crypto goes from hypothetical "what ifs" to concretized foundation of modern society.

Once tokenization, hbar will witness a never ending bull run, as 1hbar will always = 1hbar and 1hbar will always = what it tokenizes. Hashgraph can and will tokenize; data, real assets, money, information, documents etc...

Leemon = God fearing genius who drives a Camry and just loves math

Mance = God fearing brain who lead the original War Games missile defense program.

Combined they have created a technology 100 years ahead of its current possibilities

>>57081083
it's pretty simple. it's the most performant crypto. by a long shot.
it's also pretty deep with the nwo.
that's it.
internet computer is confusing as shit and very difficult to understand what it does or used for, because it's not like normal crypto. but ICP is really stupid.
and LINK doesn't do anything, the tokens are completely unnecessary. .
an algorand has like a tranny or something running the company. which is gay. but it did have pretty good performance but still way way slower then hbag.

>There will be a step. It's a step function. It's not going to be a slow growth; a few TPS on an ongoing basis. There will be a step function where enterprises go to market - they demonstrate the value of public DLT. And it's going to shock the market

>>57081101
Anon, when people say Hedera has the best tech, what you need to understand is that it’s not just the L1 tech itself but also the native tooling built on top of it (such as HCS and HTS). This stuff is seriously groundbreaking. Just look at what this 3rd party has to say (their RWA platform is launching Q1 next year):

https://www.hbarfoundation.org/blog-post/redswan-cre-builds-its-token-studio-on-hedera-for-real-world-asset-tokenization


By fractionalizing assets on the platform, the studio allows users to own a piece of commercial real estate that has traditionally been out of reach for the smaller investor. These digital shares are tradable 24/7 on the global market - in turn bolstering liquidity.

The team at Red Swan has 65+ years of combined private equity real estate and technology commerce experience and currently has $5B in tokenized assets with an expectation of growing to $25B in the next 36 months.

Red Swan decided to leverage Hedera for its highly optimized and built-for-purpose Hedera Token Service (HTS) that allows RWAs to be tokenized with a best-in-class combination of speed, sustainability, security, and low, fixed fees.

As pioneers in the real estate tokenization space, it is of utmost importance to Red Swan that they can easily adjust and react to shifting regulatory requirements. The native HTS functionalities of optional Know Your Customer (KYC), Anti-Money Laundering (AML), and royalties enforced on-chain mean that they can both issue their tokens as securities as well as adjust their product offering in line with regulatory bodies.

RedSwan can also create ERC-20-compliant securities thanks to the EVM-compatible Hedera Smart Contract Service (HSCS). The token standard for creating compliant digital securities will be open-source code for the Hedera community, available in GitHub.

>>57081802
>Mathematical perfection.
>There cannot, and will not be better performance network than hedera.
How did nobody invent this before Leemon? Is he just that much of a genius?

>>57083646
Yes

>>57081083
Hashpack was co-founded by Mike (now May) Chan, one of crypto's first MtF CEOs. For this reason, it will go to $5.

>>57081064
You wont get optimum gains with HBAR, maybe a 3x at most. You're much better off buying HTS memecoins which have way more potential. Load up on SauceInu now, and stay away from scam rug coins like Grelf or Lucky.