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[Anonymous No.55539346]

has anyone ever used any dapp on it?

[Anonymous No.55539357]

>>55539346
What dapps?

[Anonymous No.55539449]

>>55539346
yes

[Anonymous No.55539474]

Yes. We voted to name charles labster.

[Anonymous No.55539476]

I used Sundaeswap when it launched and my transaction was pending for 6 days and then failed

[Anonymous No.55539660]

>>55539346
Yes many

[Anonymous No.55539683]

>>55539346
no, nobody uses these blockchain scams except to gamble on the price.

[Anonymous No.55539753]

Never bothered. Cardano seemed dead two years ago, seems even worse now. Why does IOG have to spin out new companies to build their side chains? To give the illusion of decentralisation? Seems obvious that no one wants to build on it, and even if they did getting over haskell is an insurmountable hurdle for most that they give up.

Just compare it to Polkadot, a product cardano is busily attempting to copy - it released later but has a fully functional product and already far more legitimate projects on it, meanwhile cardano is desperately trying to become multi chain without any of the foundational infrastructure that facilitates it.

[Anonymous No.55539783]

>>55539753
Polkadot literally stole ouroboros from Cardano. You have no idea what you are talking about.

[Anonymous No.55539870]

>>55539783
If you had any idea what you were talking about you'd know that Ouroboros is such an infinitesimally small component of polkadot that pointing it out makes you look objectively pathetic. It's a block production gadget. Who gives a shit.

[Anonymous No.55540040]

Cardano has no dapps. The d in dapp stands for decentralized. Currently all "dapps" on Cardano require off chain batchers to do even basic transactions. You might as well use a normal database at that point

[Anonymous No.55540273]

>>55539753
>cardano is dead
That's what you wish for, faggot.