480000/s

[Anonymous No.21672321]

newfag here ...

Do i have toys in my wallet ?

[Anonymous No.21672427]

>blockchain
>tps
people are retarded to a point that is almost unbelievable
tps does not matter for blockchains
if you want tps and a blockchain just make a layer2
if you just want tps, make a centralized server, way cheaper and way stronger security

[Anonymous No.21672478]

>>21672427
holy shit will you bitcoin maxis capitulate already? the cope is getting out of hand

[Anonymous No.21672498]

Centralized bank creating competitor to the decentralized means of freedom from their jewness. Legit.

[Anonymous No.21672529]

>>21672427
imagine still shilling tps in 2020

[Anonymous No.21672560]

>>21672427
>Bought btc at 15k and didn't pricelock

[Anonymous No.21672624]

Do these people not realize crypto and decentralized currencies were created because people are fucking tired of them? Do they honestly not see the irony here?

[Anonymous No.21672661]

>>21672321
Extremely easy for a centralized system to have super high tps, not impressive at all. In fact since you're trusting one entity anyway (JP Morgan) then you don't even need a blockchain.

[Anonymous No.21672663]

>>21672478
not what he said tho.

i'm pretty sure relational database clusters will win the race in tps against any blockchain. see the more centralized you go the more you give up from trustless permissionless and secure the more tps you get. it's simple.
but then again a single lightning payment channel can do 25k tx/sec and you can make almost 150k of them per day which puts bitcoins testbench throughput to around 3.75 billion tx/sec after first day of doing so.

[Anonymous No.21672679]

>>21672624
they are in fact demons, anon. don't worry or even think about them

[Anonymous No.21672722]

>>21672321
Ah yes let's try to form an ecosystem free of jews only to use their solution. No thanks.

[Anonymous No.21672747]

>>21672321
ELROND does 260k TPS and isn't being developed by some international banking cabal that actively suppresses the price of precious metals to keep the fiat scam going.

[Anonymous No.21672799]

>>21672663
Moshi mosh, based department?

[Anonymous No.21672802]

>>21672661
Unless there was some way to incorporate a trustless & decentralised aspect to said blockchain transactions. Lucky that nothing along those lines is shilled on biz constantly and talked about by the WEF.

[Anonymous No.21672820]

>>21672321
You are a fucking retard who probably thinks your computer runs faster if the clock speed is higher or that more ram is always better.

[Anonymous No.21672834]

N

[Anonymous No.21672850]

Thank you guys, i go and change my pants now...

[Anonymous No.21672853]

>>21672321
where can i trade this?

[Anonymous No.21672953]

>>21672820
More ram is always better....

[Anonymous No.21673001]

>>21672953
this

[Anonymous No.21673020]

>>21672747
kiddy grade
you fags have no idea what lighting can do with taproot combined

[Anonymous No.21673054]

>>21672321
do u fags realize kadena is powered by chainlink

[Anonymous No.21673287]

>>21673054
it's supposedly a sharded hybrid proof of work network.

[Anonymous No.21673333]

>>21672834

Spooky...

[Anonymous No.21673377]

>>21672321
(((they))) always win

[Anonymous No.21673442]

>>21673377
i think the jp boomers have been fed a bunch of crazy hip buzzwords and paid out of their ass for vaporware. but i could be wrong.

[Anonymous No.21673490]

for the dummies: the reason TPS is semi-important is because this is a proof of work blockchain. the kadena team has created a way to scale proof of work from the shit offering of bitcoin's 5 TPS to thousands of transactions per second. all this represents is that kadena now offers a highly scale-able, secure POW blockchain.
Kadena is going to make serious moves in September. i've posted about them repeatedly for months and no one cares. just like when you read this post now. good luck to the one anon who listens to me and buys a 10k bag of KDA

[Anonymous No.21673504]

>>21673054
Who cares. The only thing that matters is compiling in EVM. If it doesnt run solidity might as well be starting from zero.

[Anonymous No.21673586]

>>21672624
They can do it because normies will fall for it. All good things are eventually centralized, covering the majority of the market.

[Anonymous No.21673641]

>>21673504
it has it's own smart contract language and it's a completely separate project from ethereum chainlink or whatever you jerk off about.

they basically do the following: there are 10 parallel blockchains but each of them references the other 9s previous blocks in the block header also. so it's a merkle tree braid instead of a blockchain.

[Anonymous No.21673680]

>>21672321
>decentralized
>oracles
>iot
>new paradigm
>partnerships
>immutable ledger
>interoperability

[Anonymous No.21673682]

>>21673641
imagine the screeching from eth maxis this will cause

[Anonymous No.21673703]

>>21673682
why do you think i bothered to look it up?

[Anonymous No.21673714]

>>21672834
SIR IT IS FORBIDDEN

[Anonymous No.21673919]

>>21673504
it is EVM compatible.
the devs are the most highly regarded experts in haskell, which is the programming language cardano claims they will use (but never will because it is a ghost project led by a top tier scammer). Kadena designed their own smart contract language called Pact which is easy as fuck for even normies to use, and it is significantly more user friendly than solidity. Pact and Kadena are what you get when you have a team of highly driven, hyper-focused developers with enterprise level experience and the ability to meet deadlines. they consistently under promise and over deliver. on their roadmap in september, you will see their revelations withh defi and their USCF partnership. USCF btw, is the company responsible for creating the USO ETF. US OIL. /smg/ knows what I'm talking about.
Vitalik and his team of autist unicorn rainbow retards have proven time and again they they cannot deliver the mythical eth2. meanwhile, the kadena team is continually delivering. we are just now exiting stealth mode. get in. or don't and stay poor. 250+ mil market cap in october. cap this

[Anonymous No.21673953]

>>21673641
20 parallel blockchains as of today. the upgrade happened

[Anonymous No.21673976]

>>21673490
cant we just clone bitcoin and do higher block size/lower confirmation time for the same result?

[Anonymous No.21674043]

I think their (((blockchain))) goes like this:

>One server in their main building
>tx_approved = true

[Anonymous No.21674056]

>>21672747
partnered with DIA too which is pretty fucking based

[Anonymous No.21674095]

>>21673976
no one wants another BCash or litecoin. Kadena is a smart contract platform.

[Anonymous No.21674105]

>>21673953
only problem is i couldn't find any concrete about how they manage this without centralized control.
because with a central shot-caller (devs for example) coordinating miners and number of chains this is reasonably simple. making it self regulating including block reward distribution number of chains birthing new ones permissionlessly is hard af.

[Anonymous No.21674349]

>>21674105
their complete decentralization is something I am curious about as well, but do not have an answer to. i'll ask the team in discord, they have been responsive to my other questions. that way i can answer next time a KDA thread pops up and i start rambling about the project

[Anonymous No.21674738]

>>21672820
looks like someone forgot to download more ram today...

[Anonymous No.21674764]

>>21672427
>centralized server
>way stronger security

[Anonymous No.21674801]

>>21672624
this, but fucking zoomers and newfags are turning crypto into centralised shit

[Anonymous No.21674833]

>>21672478
I'm not a maxi you fucking gypsy

[Anonymous No.21674895]

>>21674349
it's possible this is not even a big issue so long the miners can do their own fork (u'm assuming this is opensource altho we are talking about jp morgan)

[Anonymous No.21674921]

>>21672560
lmao
try 1k you dumb fucking nigger
tps is a nigger metric that makes 0 fucking impact
>>21674764
you read it right, nigger
don't think your apple cloud is the prime example for a centralized server

[Anonymous No.21674925]

Ew it’s proof of work. Rip.

[Anonymous No.21674932]

>>21673641
So does it compile solidity or not

>>21673919
This anon says its running EVM

[Anonymous No.21675144]

>>21674932
>So does it compile solidity or not
looks to me pact can be transpiled to solidity not the other way around

[Anonymous No.21675210]

>>21674895
Kadena team left JP Morgan over two years ago.
they created JPM Coin version one for the bank and then left to create their own blockchain. Kadena is a hybrid public/private blockchain. Public side is called Chainweb, private chain is called Kuro, which is an improved fork of their original JPM design

[Anonymous No.21675441]

>>21674932
>>21675144
sorry guise - i cannot locate any documentation that states kadena is evm compatible. it must have been from an interview, although i could be wrong because there should be some documentation on the webs somewhere about it

[Anonymous No.21675516]

>>21675441
well it pact can be transpiled to solidity (which is basically a general turing complete programming language so no surprise there), then pact can run on evm which means it's ""compatible"" no?

[Anonymous No.21675770]

>>21673490
>the kadena team has created a way to scale proof of work from the shit offering of bitcoin's 5 TPS to thousands of transactions per second
no they haven't.
everyone has looked at this. it's 2020. if there was a slick algo we'd already have it
and these bozos wouldn't have invented it
the only thing their tps claim demonstrates is they are years behind state of the art
>>21673919
>the devs are the most highly regarded experts in haskell
lmao
wow haskell they must be geniuses
again, demonstrating they are bozos
>looks at engineering team
lmao
does anyone code or do they all drink coffee together and roadmap
great coin

[Anonymous No.21676111]

>>21672427
>coping this hard

[Anonymous No.21676198]

>>21675770
>no they haven't
brilliant contribution. any more gems to offer?

[Anonymous No.21676248]

This coin is going to $20+, get in or stay poor

[Anonymous No.21676332]

“The existing Visa credit card network processes about 15 million Internet purchases per day worldwide. Bitcoin can already scale much larger than that with existing hardware for a fraction of the cost. It never really hits a scale ceiling.” – Satoshi Nakamoto (April 2009)

[Anonymous No.21676377]

>>21674801
Zoomers are the enemy

[Anonymous No.21676936]

>>21672321
Fake and gay. Jp morgan chain is called Quorum and was enveloped by Consensus (Ethereum Foundation). JP Morgan is litterally tethered to Ethereum. Get used to the idea of Ethereum as the hub of finance. There will be those who have ETH and make it and there will be lifelong waggies.

[Anonymous No.21677141]

so KDA's thesis is transaction scalability and thats it? Being JPM backed is a negative IMO, needs to do like 3X what a usual defi coin does.

But in terms of making cash I could be in, how is it purchased? Post the needful sir.