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Re: ANN: ELIXIR (ELIX) Crowdfunding, Lending and Payments Platform
Would anyone care to explain why Elixir is so promising? I find the website lacking in information and don't quite get what they're trying to achieve. Also, are there any coins competing with this one?
I think that some of new projects that have not yet hit the major exchanges could be the great chance for a x100. Consider that buying in Pre-sale or Sale gives you a great advantage to make a x100. I like this project and I think it can be one of the big hits in 2018 https://www.fuzex.co because it addresses a real use case and has a good team.
Sorry if I'm asking a dumb question, but what is it that will actually give value to this coin?
While many believe in IOTA, I see others who are very critical to it. Things I've heard are the following:
- The developers have written their own hash, which is a big no no when it comes to kryptos
- There is no decentralized product
- The tangle technology isn't new and the big problem with it is to get it decentralized
If someone knowledgeable and a believer in IOTA could meet these arguments, I would truly appreciate it.
Anyone care to reply on this?
Hi guys,
I'll be reading the entire thread as soon I get the time to, but until then I was hoping someone could answer me on a couple of things.
While many believe in IOTA, I see others who are very critical to it. Things I've heard are the following:
- The developers have written their own hash, which is a big no no when it comes to kryptos
- There is no decentralized product
- The tangle technology isn't new and the big problem with it is to get it decentralized
If someone knowledgeable and a believer in IOTA could meet these arguments, I would truly appreciate it.
I was also wondering if there are any other kryptos in the making that could compete with what the IOTA team is trying to do. Lastly I'm curious to how much you think this currency can grow in value the next 5 years, should it turn out to be successful.
I'll be reading the entire thread as soon I get the time to, but until then I was hoping someone could answer me on a couple of things.
While many believe in IOTA, I see others who are very critical to it. Things I've heard are the following:
- The developers have written their own hash, which is a big no no when it comes to kryptos
- There is no decentralized product
- The tangle technology isn't new and the big problem with it is to get it decentralized
If someone knowledgeable and a believer in IOTA could meet these arguments, I would truly appreciate it.
I was also wondering if there are any other kryptos in the making that could compete with what the IOTA team is trying to do. Lastly I'm curious to how much you think this currency can grow in value the next 5 years, should it turn out to be successful.
tell us the source of your list, please.
Not sure what you want the source of? A swedish forum where these claims are being made by several people? I've read it elsewhere as well, but it's not like I'm saving the links to every post where these claims are being made.
If you have the understanding of IOTA and claim that the above is false in anyway, wouldn't it be better if you explained?
Hi guys,
I'll be reading the entire thread as soon I get the time to, but until then I was hoping someone could answer me on a couple of things.
While many believe in IOTA, I see others who are very critical to it. Things I've heard are the following:
- The developers have written their own hash, which is a big no no when it comes to kryptos
- There is no decentralized product
- The tangle technology isn't new and the big problem with it is to get it decentralized
If someone knowledgeable and a believer in IOTA could meet these arguments, I would truly appreciate it.
I was also wondering if there are any other kryptos in the making that could compete with what the IOTA team is trying to do. Lastly I'm curious to how much you think this currency can grow in value the next 5 years, should it turn out to be successful.
I'll be reading the entire thread as soon I get the time to, but until then I was hoping someone could answer me on a couple of things.
While many believe in IOTA, I see others who are very critical to it. Things I've heard are the following:
- The developers have written their own hash, which is a big no no when it comes to kryptos
- There is no decentralized product
- The tangle technology isn't new and the big problem with it is to get it decentralized
If someone knowledgeable and a believer in IOTA could meet these arguments, I would truly appreciate it.
I was also wondering if there are any other kryptos in the making that could compete with what the IOTA team is trying to do. Lastly I'm curious to how much you think this currency can grow in value the next 5 years, should it turn out to be successful.