Topic: Cardano (ADA): A New Cryptocurrency and More - page 58. (Read 50707 times)
Look at Cardano's Github, really very active, reaching an amazing 10000+ submission, and its competitor, EOS's Gitbub, is only submitting 1000+.
Behind Cardano's core development team: engineers, scientists and operators, the total number is over 50. It's no exaggeration to say that, as a newly established block chain team, Cardano's team is the most professional and qualified team we've ever seen.
I think the Cardano hierarchical design concept is very reasonable. Just like the TCP/IP protocol in a computer network, each level has its own position. Using this design concept, it can not only reduce the risk of the whole network bifurcation, but also enhance the expansibility of the system both vertically and horizontally.
It is rare to remember the horrifying spectacle of the first 20 of the number of digital currencies in the September Cardano. At first, we think that Cardano ranked the top 20, which may be overestimated. But in recent months, we have studied it deeply. Cardano is very promising. It is indeed a good long-term investment product. 
In fact, such a number of purchased tokens speaks very good demand among both small and large investors, and if there is demand then the topic/product is very interesting.
Nothing contrary on ADA as investment choice by my side. I also have invested in it couple of days ago after missing the train completely in last bull run. Once it had been at over $1 so be sure to expect it again at there at least whenever the markets make come back. It is can be considered good short to midterm investment.
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I plan to put some fiat into Cardano. Is this a good time to buy? Where do you see this coin in near future?
Cardano London Meetup, UK (February 28 18:30 UTC)
https://coindar.org/en/event/cardano-ada-cardano-london-meetup-uk-3363
https://coindar.org/en/event/cardano-ada-cardano-london-meetup-uk-3363
This coin have been rated well by most people but i feel the information supplied is very little even i am not satisfied with the information at https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/some-insight-on-ada-coincardano-2223889 because there is no whitepaper and the exchanges website is not included on it or anywhere though i am not saying that the project is not good but it lack great information which ordinarily is present on other ann. thread.
IOHK | Cardano development techniques, with Duncan Coutts, PhD
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mhKUHpQZIoc&feature=youtu.be
Cardano is being developed with the aim of making it high assurance software. This is code that is rigorously developed using certain techniques to ensure it is bug free and fit to carry huge amounts of value safely, something which is currently missing in the cryptocurrency area.
In this talk, Dr Duncan Coutts, IOHK’s Director of Engineering, explains a mathematical technique being used to specify and test new components of Cardano’s software. Benefits of this approach include reducing accidental complexity in the code, and a simpler specification leads to simpler implementation, and easier testing that can be conducted comprehensively.
There is no other project that has ever been built to these parameters, combining peer reviewed cryptographic research with an implementation in highly secure Haskell code. This is not the copy and paste code seen in so many other blockchains. Instead, Cardano was designed with input from a large global team including leading experts and professors in the fields of computer programming languages, network design and cryptography. We are extremely proud of Cardano, which required a months-long meticulous and painstaking development process by our talented engineers.
Duncan has more than 15 years' programming experience with Haskell and is a well-known member of the Haskell community. He helps maintain several popular libraries and tools including Cabal and ByteString. He has several years' experience in packaging the Haskell toolchain and took a leading role in establishing the Haskell Platform.
He holds a first-class degree in Computation and a D.Phil in Computer Science, both from Oxford University. He has published papers at international conferences, including ICFP. His research focus is on generating high performance code from idiomatic high-level Haskell code. This included co-authoring the ByteString and Binary libraries and work on stream fusion for lists. He has five years' experience teaching computer science, including four years spent teaching Haskell to mature students at graduate level.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mhKUHpQZIoc&feature=youtu.be
Cardano is being developed with the aim of making it high assurance software. This is code that is rigorously developed using certain techniques to ensure it is bug free and fit to carry huge amounts of value safely, something which is currently missing in the cryptocurrency area.
In this talk, Dr Duncan Coutts, IOHK’s Director of Engineering, explains a mathematical technique being used to specify and test new components of Cardano’s software. Benefits of this approach include reducing accidental complexity in the code, and a simpler specification leads to simpler implementation, and easier testing that can be conducted comprehensively.
There is no other project that has ever been built to these parameters, combining peer reviewed cryptographic research with an implementation in highly secure Haskell code. This is not the copy and paste code seen in so many other blockchains. Instead, Cardano was designed with input from a large global team including leading experts and professors in the fields of computer programming languages, network design and cryptography. We are extremely proud of Cardano, which required a months-long meticulous and painstaking development process by our talented engineers.
Duncan has more than 15 years' programming experience with Haskell and is a well-known member of the Haskell community. He helps maintain several popular libraries and tools including Cabal and ByteString. He has several years' experience in packaging the Haskell toolchain and took a leading role in establishing the Haskell Platform.
He holds a first-class degree in Computation and a D.Phil in Computer Science, both from Oxford University. He has published papers at international conferences, including ICFP. His research focus is on generating high performance code from idiomatic high-level Haskell code. This included co-authoring the ByteString and Binary libraries and work on stream fusion for lists. He has five years' experience teaching computer science, including four years spent teaching Haskell to mature students at graduate level.
I have my ADA in the daedaluswallet and does that wallet get any POS blocks? I read that ADA does POS but I've had my coins in the wallet for some time but they have not staked yet. I'm reading that the next update might have POS is that correct?
2 Days to Roadmap lets see https://cardanoroadmap.com/
How do you think will roadmap release affect the price?
2 Days to Roadmap lets see https://cardanoroadmap.com/
02.02.2018 - Cardano Foundation Newsletter
We hope you have all had a great couple of weeks since our last newsletter. Below we are pleased to share with you the latest Cardano news and highlights from the past two weeks.
Cardano Foundation enlist FP Complete for independent 3rd party audit of Cardano blockchain
Cardano Foundation are delighted to have appointed FP Complete, an IT engineering specialist, to provide an independent audit of the engineering work completed by the Cardano development team, IOHK.
The firm will also complete a review of Cardano’s technical documentation and operating procedures, enabling IOHK to use this ongoing work to optimize the engineering methods, tools, and coding standards used to implement Cardano.
This approach to development is unique and demonstrates Cardano’s commitment to innovation and technical rigour.
IOHK roadmap update coming on 5th Feb
OHK will be updating the roadmap on Monday February 5th. To view the roadmap and countdown clock to the release, you can head to www.cardanoroadmap.com13.
Our first official meetup of 2018 took place in London last week with an international cast of community members attending, including representatives from Emurgo and IOHK and of course the hosts, Cardano Foundation. It was a great opportunity to meet people we have spoken to online and also hear what you, the community, are looking for in future meetups. We will be announcing news about the next meetup very soon!
https://forum.cardanohub.org/t/02-02-2018-cardano-foundation-newsletter/7476
We hope you have all had a great couple of weeks since our last newsletter. Below we are pleased to share with you the latest Cardano news and highlights from the past two weeks.
Cardano Foundation enlist FP Complete for independent 3rd party audit of Cardano blockchain
Cardano Foundation are delighted to have appointed FP Complete, an IT engineering specialist, to provide an independent audit of the engineering work completed by the Cardano development team, IOHK.
The firm will also complete a review of Cardano’s technical documentation and operating procedures, enabling IOHK to use this ongoing work to optimize the engineering methods, tools, and coding standards used to implement Cardano.
This approach to development is unique and demonstrates Cardano’s commitment to innovation and technical rigour.
IOHK roadmap update coming on 5th Feb
OHK will be updating the roadmap on Monday February 5th. To view the roadmap and countdown clock to the release, you can head to www.cardanoroadmap.com13.
Our first official meetup of 2018 took place in London last week with an international cast of community members attending, including representatives from Emurgo and IOHK and of course the hosts, Cardano Foundation. It was a great opportunity to meet people we have spoken to online and also hear what you, the community, are looking for in future meetups. We will be announcing news about the next meetup very soon!
https://forum.cardanohub.org/t/02-02-2018-cardano-foundation-newsletter/7476
Well as far as I understand it, Cardano does not keep the privacy. It stores much more information about transactions than other crypto coins. Is this an advantage? I don't think so. I think most of people don't want a big brother to see and identify all their transactions. I predict better future for privacy coins. Or am I wrong?
I think being able to hide transactions will make it too easy to not pay taxes. This will hinder a lot of the privacy coins in the future as government regulation really starts to crack down on them. Cardano being much less private could allow it to get mass adoption because it won't be associated with money laundering, buying illegal drugs/guns/porn, or any other of the shady stuff that goes on.
Well it's a typical FUD about cryptos that they are mostly used for money laundering, buying illegal drugs/guns/etc. If anyone wants to buy drugs etc., they can use a lot of alternative ways - cash, gold, ..
Privacy is one of the sexiest things about the cryptos - people don't want to expose how much money they have, how much they spent for different things etc. Cryptos are here to give people one lost liberty back - the freedom to use their money as their wish without "Big Brother" controlling and overseeing them. As Benjamin Franklin said: "Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety." And Cardano is the first trial to steal that Liberty again. Cardano, you might fly to moon, but I will not buy you.
This is actually a promising cryptotoken, because only today it provides the solution to the current situation in the cryptoindustry: from an extremely small number of transactions per minute, extremely expensive commissions and costs for them. There is a PoS algorithm configured in their own Daedalus wallet.
Plus, a very competent team that dev the same Ethereum Classic, who was in the initial stage of creating such an asset as Ethereum. Follow the road map!
Plus, a very competent team that dev the same Ethereum Classic, who was in the initial stage of creating such an asset as Ethereum. Follow the road map!
Hi all!
Is it an official thread of Cardano here?
There is some else https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/cardano-ada-2666372 but it seems to be dead Is it an official thread of Cardano here?
Hi all!
Is it an official thread of Cardano here?
Is it an official thread of Cardano here?
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