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I wanted to tell you more about Alephium and its tech.

Alephiums BlockFlow has a number of advantages such as combined security among all shards, single step cross-shard tx with same garanties and user experience than single chain/shard, very simple design and implementation. Alephium is also the only chain combining scalable DeFi with security proprieties of proofOfWork and UTXO.

Alephium natively supports single-step cross-shard transactions and currently has 16 shards (400TPS) running on its mainnet. It can scale up to 1024 shards (over 10’000 TPS) as the network load increases and may be able to support much more as hardware capacity improves.

While KDA is also based on PoW, it is account-based and its cross-chain transactions are based on SPV proofs which are more expensive and not as user friendly.

Compared to Layer2 scaling solutions:

Migration from Layer1 to Layer2 is expensive, time consuming and dramatically impacts user experience.
Alephium's layer 1 achieves similar performances compared to projects relying on layer 2 solutions. It is future proof and provides a better user experience.

Compared to projects leveraging Extended Utxo model:

These projects extend the classical UTXO model of Bitcoin to support smart contracts and leverage its security advantages. However, despite the extended support, smart contracts are still not as powerful as on Ethereum . Thanks to its unique stateful UTXO model, Alephium offers the same level of programmability and ease the migration of SmartContracts from EVM .

There is no absolut "best" blockchain , it's always a question of trade-offs and what matters to you when using blockchains. Alephium's approach offers a scalable platform with high level of programability and security without sacrificing Decentralization .

>> No.57225637

>>57225612

and people still sleep on it

>> No.57225670

>>57225612
everyone get's that it's nice and all, but it has no dapps, nothing to do but hold.

>> No.57225688

>>57225612
LILA is better

>> No.57225692
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>>57225612
rxd > alephium > kaspa

>> No.57225733

>>57225670
compared to ethereum where you can... trade shittokens ? lmao. dapps are a scam

>> No.57225742

>>57225670
>everyone get's that it's nice and all, but it has no dapps, nothing to do but hold.
he doesn't know about ayin

>> No.57225751

This is unironcally the next x30

>> No.57225772

Any news regarding new exchanges?

>> No.57225794
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57225794

Some problems with ALPH
>Block time of currently 64 seconds, resulting in having to wait over one (1.2 or 1.5) hour to ensure that your tx is secure
>GPU minable and low hash rate, heightening the risk of a 51% attack, but Alephium is designed to be ASIC friendly
>ALPH claims it can increase the shard count via network upgrade, it's not clear what exactly this would entail, now consider that kadena not only has a solution (up to over 1M shards) but even demonstrated it by scaling from 10 to 20 shards.
>Running a full node on Alephium might require handling data from all shards. This is because each node needs to maintain connections with other shards for consistency, as indicated by the need to keep track of 2G - 1 other shards.
>Networking is the main bottleneck for increasing the number of shards. Suggesting that 32 is the partial limit of shards.

>> No.57225811

>>57225772
It's already on the best exchange, coinmetro.
>>57225670
There are dapps
>>57225751
I have 600 coinies

>> No.57225899

- Block time will be reduced to 16 seconds in the next network upgrade

- Alephium has a 51% attack protection. Low Hashrate? Sure but it did a x2 in the Hashrate already and will do more. Asic friendly, yes. Bitcoin is ASIC friendly too.

- On Kadena you have to chose a shard if you send a transaction, Alephium has cross shard transactions, you dont need to pick a shard if you send a transaction. Also Alephium is UTXO and Account based, kadena only account based.

- 32 groups for shards are enough.

>> No.57225905

>>57225794
Holy bagholder cope. Kadena is a dead tranny coin. Alephium is more user friendly, it's newer, it has a smaller market cap so the upside potential is bigger, and it's about to have its first bull run. Kadena baggots will miss out again

>> No.57225912

And yes, new exchange listings are on the roadmap this year.

Ambassador Program and Hackathon will also be in February.

>> No.57225915

>>57225899
Checked and kekked. Tranny btfo.

>> No.57225943

>>57225899
>On Kadena you have to chose a shard if you send a transaction, Alephium has cross shard transactions, you dont need to pick a shard if you send a transaction.
This is an important point. The usability of Kadena is absolute garbage. Users shouldn't have to think about shards or be required to take multiple steps in order to make cross-shard transactions. The quickest way to become bearish on KDA is to try actually using it. It just sucks.

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>>57225905
>Alephium is more user friendly, it's newer, it has a smaller market cap so the upside potential is bigger
Correct, and that is why I am buying.
>Kadena baggots will miss out again
Kadena holders like undervalued things, hence why I am buying.

I'm just trying to piss you off by posting factual information while crossdressing, idk if that matters.

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57226016

Why doesn't the team make an effort to list this alephium piece of shit on TOP exchanges?

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>>57225899
>Block time will be reduced
So now it will only take 30 minutes? lol
>Bitcoin is ASIC friendly too.
I wrote about this as it being a good thing, hence the use of "but"
>Kda point
Correct and that is why it's able to scale in the first place, worse UX for scaling. And near & alph do better UX for worse scaling.
>hard limit on shards is good
No anon

>>57225943
Have you used linx wallet? The real fud is why this didn't exist much sooner, it's a way more interesting discussion than "UX will never be good because I it just won't ok"

>> No.57226078

>>57225612
>SPV proofs which are more expensive
In what sense?

>> No.57226085

as said, more exchange listing will come this year. the real piece of shit is you.

>> No.57226098

>>57226085
Can you use quote links properly please? People may get confused and think you're calling me a piece of sh*t instead of the person you actually meant.

>> No.57226152

>>57226016
I meant this guy.

sorry, my first time on 4chan

>> No.57226295

>>57226152
Welcome and enjoy your stay!

>> No.57226326

>>57226152
Fuck off and never come back!

>> No.57226494

>>57226326

keys without the e, retard

>> No.57226640

>>57226494
Why would you insult a fellow bagholder, so rude.

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>>57225794
>same copypasta fud in every ALPH thread
this is bullish

>> No.57226800

>>57226098
You is shit

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57226993

>>57226730
You see, It's different if the author posts it.

>> No.57227039

I'm not selling my Aleph Zero

> Comfy

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57227938

$ALPH will eventually reach 1-2Bln marketcap

>> No.57227975

alph already pumped. kda pumped ages ago

time to look for something else

>> No.57228010

>>57227975
ALPH is still just $150M market cap. It's got a long way to go

>> No.57228018

>>57226993
The last time I saw this fud it was accompanied by pics of tranny week shit. Do you think someone else copied your uniquely gay style?