Quote from: maot4 on August 24, 2017, 08:47:58 PM

Quote from: ChrisPop on August 24, 2017, 06:52:31 PM

Quote from: BTCWagering on August 24, 2017, 06:04:26 PM

The whole point of crypto is to move value globally. Not much value being moved with STRAT currently.

That's why XRP is killing it now. They used the ultimate growth hack of going through the banks and it worked.

Let's see if Stratis has a real use case that Enterprise will buy. I don't think tumbling Bitcoins is the answer.

Stratis team already stated several times that the Breeze Wallet is only a side project(product). Wink

So I think they are surely building something big for entreprises. Take for example the blockchain for the seafood industry. They are now developing it and we shall see some results soon. And there is so much more products and use-cases to come.

Totally agree, this is a real example of applying blockchain to reallife needs, if this goes succesfully which I dont doubt due to the professional nature of this team, then I can see other enterprises jumping onboard.

As far I know there's no project nowadays using blockchain smart contracts that we can say they deliver something that work well and stable in order to use it for mass adoption. This including the most "advanced" of all ETH. Every projects are still in an early stage, "blockchain" is still in an early stage so they need to be tested and improved. Its a good news to have partnerships, little or big this doesn't matter, the point is to testing and make all growing well.
Bringing anonymity is very important and every smart contract based chain have understand this point (ETH will have ZEC/XZC; ETC will have ZEN....) and tumbling is a really good point for Stratis.

Some people are upset because the price didn't skyrocketting to jupiter yet! But is it really important? At this point you can only invest in some project that you can believe if not don't invest, and i'm not only talking for Stratis this is true for all the rest of the crypto space.

XRP is a private blockchain totally premined and centralized, I eventually understand why banks put money on it but I never understand why people do it too. Also but this is my point of view, payments protocols are more easy to code than smart contracts blockchains so in general they are more advanced and closed to deliver something that work and so more valuated too.