Quote from: daniel.roman on May 15, 2018, 11:54:38 PM

Quote from: danktron on May 15, 2018, 04:22:46 PM

Quote from: NokyRed on May 15, 2018, 03:17:03 PM

Monero and Dero lol its a Monero Copy?!

Yeah, you should move on to another project.

In fact, it not complete true, DERO is a copy of Cryptonite algorithm (Monero Project) and Criptonote Protocol. Both are written in the language C++. However, CapDero had rewrite the entire code in the language GO (GOLANG). Is important to understand what GO is, and its benefits, to see the differences. (please google it)

There are a lot of more technical explanations but this is the simple one. I think the principal benefit is that GO was entirely made to run faster applications in cluod systems and was created to resolve problems of communication that google has in cluod computing. And the reason DERO will be better than anyone for now is that it will have the faster communications system and transactions in the network compare to the others.

This are the key features of the project posted but the official team:

   DERO is a completely new and unique CryptoNote blockchain written in Golang
   DERO is the first blockchain to have complete SSL in the P2P layer
   DERO will be the first CryptoNote blockchain to have 500 transactions per second on its native blockchain without any lightning networks, validators or off-blockchain solutions
   DERO will be first CryptoNote blockchain to have smart contracts on its native chain without any extra layers or secondary blockchains
   CryptoNote privacy
   Smart contracts
   Atomic swaps
   Mobile and offline wallets
   Lightweight wallets
   Subaddresses
   Escrow services on the blockchain
   Address signing and certifying
   Voting on a private blockchain

Hope that with this you judge better the project

Problems Google has with cloud computing? What the hell does that have to do with a cryptocurrency?

You don't get faster than C++. The only reason Dero was rewritten was so they could close source it. If they hadn't rewritten it they would have had to keep it open source or violate the licensing.