Topic: Centralised crypto currency (Read 581 times)
people like cryptocurrencies because they're decentrilased, why would you remove the most beloved element?
They'd probably be less volatile, this lowers the risk and attracts more investors.
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Hi,
Do you guys think there is a future in centralised cryptocurrencies? If all or most of the coins are pre-mined by a party you can have some of the advantages regulatory currencies have like managed inflation. This could be used by small companies for example.
Do you guys think there is a future in centralised cryptocurrencies? If all or most of the coins are pre-mined by a party you can have some of the advantages regulatory currencies have like managed inflation. This could be used by small companies for example.
I don't think there's any advantages to us in this, although I'm sure there will be corporations or entities that try it, but why we would need or want to use them is another question.
Hi,
Do you guys think there is a future in centralised cryptocurrencies? If all or most of the coins are pre-mined by a party you can have some of the advantages regulatory currencies have like managed inflation. This could be used by small companies for example.
I hope you guys have some interesting ideas about this.
Do you guys think there is a future in centralised cryptocurrencies? If all or most of the coins are pre-mined by a party you can have some of the advantages regulatory currencies have like managed inflation. This could be used by small companies for example.
I hope you guys have some interesting ideas about this.
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