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o hey nice coin there anon, too bad its not gonna make it...wanna know why? its counting on the processing power of ethereum ( not tx speed, they are different) to power there Dapp.

>butwhythefuckdoicare.jpeg

because the way ethereum work is it is essentially a giant fucking super computer, and each miner in the eth network runs the ethereum vm code on it and participates in transactions and processing of the eth virtual machine code that executes your coins Dapp.


>cool man, computers are good, supercomputers are better right?

well heres where your both right and wrong kiddo, the eth vm is a supercomputer, but it can only process one dapp execution ACROSS ALL NODES, meaning it will process on miner 1, then process on miner 72, and on and on until all the nodes/miners have processed this transaction and agree to update the blockchain with your dapps call to execute on the ethereum vm.This means your processing is fuck all slow, but guess what anon your trust level on a scale of 1 to 10 is a fucking eleventeen

>omg this explains why my cryptokitty/ethermon/ethercraft transactions where taking forever during peak hype?!

yup and guess what, the more dapps executing on eth, the more GAS costs, increasing to levels that price out the intended Dapps functionality.

>what can we do?

This is where I.exec comes in, with there token, you can have your coins DApp use I.execs distributed processing network to execute your Dapps code off chain and have the results come back onto the eth vm for the lowest gas cost.

in fact as more of these tokens projects become realized the eth network gas cost is going to skyrocket unless they use somethign like I.Exec, not only that the more dapps that use strictly the eth vm, the longer it is going to take to process the dapps code execution

knowing all this now, why arnt you investing at least something into I.Exec