Just quickly researched NXT and ardor- it looks like they both use a shuffling approach to anonymize coins that isn't trustless. I think the difference is that Stratis employs tumblebit, which is completely trustless.

I'm new to this so please help me understand if this isn't correct.

Been doing more research on Stratis and saw some info comparing Strat to Eth.

Any chance Strat could actually be better than or equivalent to Eth? Seems like a bold comparison.

What makes people see Stratis as potentially the next Ethereum?

It does sound like the Breeze wallet will provide a lot of exposure to Stratis- Which would be good bc it seems Stratis is relatively undiscovered so far. But maybe I only think that bc I'm new.

Wouldn't someone have to seek out the Breeze wallet on their own? Do you expect tumblebit to be so compelling that people will go out of their way to find and use this wallet?

It seems to me like the Breeze wallet is a nice feature but only a peripheral project for Stratis. The main focus must be the actual Stratis platform that will allow businesses to implement blockchain technology without having to create their own blockchain, is this correct?

Also, not sure about the blitz thing.

Thanks for the info. The screenshots of the Breeze wallet looks pretty cool.

Will people switch to that Breeze wallet for the sole purpose of Tumblebit/anonymous transactions?

Also, why hasn't anybody else already created and implemented tumblebit?

Thanks again for the help understanding this project.

I'm new to crypto and have been looking into different projects. Is the breeze wallet more of an ambitious side project for the team? Any idea when businesses will be able to start utilizing and building on the Stratis platform?