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Re: Crypto is digital. When will physical assets be brought on chain?
I think physical assets will be brought on chain more rapidly in the next 2 years. Watch companies like Breitling are already authenticating with blockchain. I imagine it’s hard for them to do it at scale though
4k literally launched their marketplace today so you can buy watches right now
https://www.coindesk.com/business/2021/09/29/4k-nft-marketplace-goes-live-bringing-physical-goods-to-the-blockchain/
https://www.coindesk.com/business/2021/09/29/4k-nft-marketplace-goes-live-bringing-physical-goods-to-the-blockchain/
not all for speculation purposes especially those platforms and altcoins that have promising futures. The platform MOAC has been getting really involved in China for quite some time now across enterprise level businesses
I think it's healthy to have competition among currencies rather than one to rule them all. This article I read recently does a great job explaining why:
https://medium.com/ampleforth/independent-currency-in-a-multi-chain-world-67032dce8296
https://medium.com/ampleforth/independent-currency-in-a-multi-chain-world-67032dce8296
I've been doing a lot of research on Blockchain-friendly countries. While everyone loves to taut Malta, I'd like to introduce New Zealand.
Although generally overlooked due to its size, New Zealand has one of the world's most vibrant Blockchain ecosystem.
For a country of only 4 million people, they really punch above their weight.
To start with, the government has awarded grants to Blockchain companies like Vimba.
The general quality of projects in NZ is pretty high. I want to focus on two: Sylo & Centrality.
Both hailing from Auckland, New Zealand, they're working together to integrate decentralized solutions into our daily life.
You're probably already familiar with Centrality, they raised about $90m in early 2018. They're a venture studio for Blockchain projects, and they're doing some cool stuff, like working within New Zealand's already vibrant startup scene to empower other tech startups. They integrate blockchain projects into their family.
Although generally overlooked due to its size, New Zealand has one of the world's most vibrant Blockchain ecosystem.
For a country of only 4 million people, they really punch above their weight.
To start with, the government has awarded grants to Blockchain companies like Vimba.
The general quality of projects in NZ is pretty high. I want to focus on two: Sylo & Centrality.
Both hailing from Auckland, New Zealand, they're working together to integrate decentralized solutions into our daily life.
You're probably already familiar with Centrality, they raised about $90m in early 2018. They're a venture studio for Blockchain projects, and they're doing some cool stuff, like working within New Zealand's already vibrant startup scene to empower other tech startups. They integrate blockchain projects into their family.
China is crushing it when it comes to crypto, despite the government's control.
pretty much. they want to take over the world!! saw this article on twitter https://blokt.com/news/chinas-increasing-stake-in-crypto made me think of it
I've been doing a lot of research on Blockchain-friendly countries. While everyone loves to taut Malta, I'd like to introduce New Zealand.
Although generally overlooked due to its size, New Zealand has one of the world's most vibrant Blockchain ecosystem.
For a country of only 4 million people, they really punch above their weight.
To start with, the government has awarded grants to Blockchain companies like Vimba.
The general quality of projects in NZ is pretty high. I want to focus on two: Sylo & Centrality.
Both hailing from Auckland, New Zealand, they're working together to integrate decentralized solutions into our daily life.
You're probably already familiar with Centrality, they raised about $90m in early 2018. They're a venture studio for Blockchain projects, and they're doing some cool stuff, like working within New Zealand's already vibrant startup scene to empower other tech startups. They integrate blockchain projects into their family.
Although generally overlooked due to its size, New Zealand has one of the world's most vibrant Blockchain ecosystem.
For a country of only 4 million people, they really punch above their weight.
To start with, the government has awarded grants to Blockchain companies like Vimba.
The general quality of projects in NZ is pretty high. I want to focus on two: Sylo & Centrality.
Both hailing from Auckland, New Zealand, they're working together to integrate decentralized solutions into our daily life.
You're probably already familiar with Centrality, they raised about $90m in early 2018. They're a venture studio for Blockchain projects, and they're doing some cool stuff, like working within New Zealand's already vibrant startup scene to empower other tech startups. They integrate blockchain projects into their family.
Thailand man! Did you read this article? https://www.coindesk.com/thai-stock-exchange-plans-to-launch-a-crypto-trading-platform
Saw that, and legal cannabis haha
Todays event about ripple and Etherum has just shown to all that in crypto currency, prediction is not totally allowed neither is it the best resort.
We can only focus and do our research works
The risk is inevitable
hope I get more ideas from replies
We can only focus and do our research works
The risk is inevitable
hope I get more ideas from replies
I think its worth noting different types of supply such as fixed supply versus one that moves when it comes to crypto and the predictability. I've been doing some research into a elastic supply policy and it feels more predictable.
I do proper research before investing in any project and then hold that for long term.
This is working good for me till now.
This is working good for me till now.
exactly. read their white paper and look at their team, are they credible...
So we all know bitcoin has a fixed supply. The store of value is there. However when it comes to trading and everyday transactions, we all know we can't use bitcoin sustainably. I've been really exploring stablecoins lately and I'm not really into fiat coins. I think they go against crypto period.
Has anyone looked into Ampleforth (formerly Fragments)? Instead of having a store of wealth, they'r every much like bitcoin where they focus on store of value, BUT they also included the unit of account. Essentially they maintain a price target and uses a protocol to inflate/deflate "amples" proportionally to the market change. So you will always have the same value in your wallet, but the quantity of "amples" can change
Thoughts on this??
Has anyone looked into Ampleforth (formerly Fragments)? Instead of having a store of wealth, they'r every much like bitcoin where they focus on store of value, BUT they also included the unit of account. Essentially they maintain a price target and uses a protocol to inflate/deflate "amples" proportionally to the market change. So you will always have the same value in your wallet, but the quantity of "amples" can change
Thoughts on this??
I have seen many good looking graphs that compare which cryptocurrency is the best. And investing into some coin which is not in top 100 only because they say that they are better than others...
Ethereum has more developers, more funds, do you think that they are not smart enough?
Ethereum has more developers, more funds, do you think that they are not smart enough?
But ethereum is better than anothers altcoins my friend,, even this is the best altcoins for now
Ethereum has strong community,, and remember community is very important things on any project of cryptocurrencies..
Regards
But what about scalability? I'm a huge fan of ethereum. However we are relying on them to deliver on their promises. That's why it's important to look at other options that provide scale and efficiency. Read about their tech: https://www.moac.io/
What do you guys think?
There's MOAC, EOS, Ethereum, and NEO. What else?
There's MOAC, EOS, Ethereum, and NEO. What else?
Have seen so many DAPPS in the Ethereum and EOS platforms... This could mean that its easier or cheaper to build dapps on those platforms compared to NEO or MOAC
However we have more Dapp platforms like,
➖Tronix
➖ NEM
➖ QTUM
➖ Cardano
➖ Vechain
➖ Ontology
➖ Zilliqa
➖ Lisk
➖ ICON
Tried to pick ones that have a market cap of atleast over $100M
So try to check them and see... Building a Dapp on any of them could also need a specific type of skill or knowledge.
Nice list.
I've been watching MOAC for some time now. They hosted a webinar and showed how easy it was to launch a dapp on their blockchain. Definitely worth looking into.
Re: Fragments rebrands to Ampleforth and intros non-collateralized stablecoin
Been pretty into ampleforth lately. Solid team and backed by big funds too. I'm very much in favor of independent money. A huge plus is that amples will be pretty beneficial to traders
Re: [ANN] Moac | A Revolutionary Blockchain Architecture (ICO June 20 - July 5)
Did you guys see that they're partnered with oath protocol?? 
https://medium.com/oathprotocol/oath-protocol-and-moac-team-up-in-strategic-partnership-f38427784a17
https://medium.com/oathprotocol/oath-protocol-and-moac-team-up-in-strategic-partnership-f38427784a17
Yup pretty cool. Any thoughts on Oath though??