Topic: Do you think that crypto or token fusions are possible in the future? (Read 222 times)
February 28, 2018, 07:28:33 PM
I see it as quite difficult to merge different blockchains, but fusions could well be a mere financial one, and in this case this could be achieved perhaps with a next stage of the Bancor protocol, which already now is able to create pool of liquidity across different assets.
February 10, 2018, 12:30:44 PM
Aren't tokens actually the ones easier to merge?
They share the same protocol, you could easily convert a tokens and b tokens to c tokens, abandoning the first two and create another useless token.
But I doubt it would be better for the bigger coins.
No matter how you look at it, from the perspective of one that holds one of the coin it means printing money.
Most of the tokens are shit,inconsiderate of which platform they are built in. Merging would not help,maybe it would make things worse,just like how things work out in corporate. Two major companies screw up their whole reputation(if any) in the name of a merger.They share the same protocol, you could easily convert a tokens and b tokens to c tokens, abandoning the first two and create another useless token.
But I doubt it would be better for the bigger coins.
No matter how you look at it, from the perspective of one that holds one of the coin it means printing money.
And why would a better coin share resources with a failed coin? It would drag it down also.
The most popular coin can just make a hardfork and copy all the feature of the other coin , without any merger.
If we bring in corporate world into this, then from that point of view,major companies like taking over small companies,for two reasons: They have a new product to work towards,and their reputation grows as people see that this company did a "good thing" and bullshit. Now if major crypto-related companies do so,people would talk good about it,another reason for the coin to be pumped. So what is happening is goodwill of the reputed company makes people think nonsensical facts and this becomes a reason for them to "HODL". Sad reality check. The most popular coin can just make a hardfork and copy all the feature of the other coin , without any merger.
February 10, 2018, 12:11:36 PM
I wander if in the near future some tokens or coins can fusion together...like for example in the stock markets or acquisitions, when big holdings buy other companies or when there's a fusion of 2 companies into a bigger one...
Do you think it is going to happen also in the crypto ecosystem?
A merger between two or more cryptos would really be humongous and overwhelming. It would obviously be for the betterment of both the coins into one,a lot of audience would be attracted to this,but finding a perfect match for both the cryptos is almost as impossible, cause we know how cryptos function and most of them are ERC20 tokens or built on waves platform or some lame ass motive(promoting a shitcoin to go to the moon and the like). Litecoin was developed only because they wanted faster transactions. We can go on and on about this but most of the cryptos,IMO are shit if it has to be used for a merger. They are only beneficial when it comes to trading or mining. Do you think it is going to happen also in the crypto ecosystem?
Aren't tokens actually the ones easier to merge?
They share the same protocol, you could easily convert a tokens and b tokens to c tokens, abandoning the first two and create another useless token.
But I doubt it would be better for the bigger coins.
No matter how you look at it, from the perspective of one that holds one of the coin it means printing money.
I wander if in the near future some tokens or coins can fusion together...like for example in the stock markets or acquisitions, when big holdings buy other companies or when there's a fusion of 2 companies into a bigger one...
Do you think it is going to happen also in the crypto ecosystem?
Do you think it is going to happen also in the crypto ecosystem?
It would be possible if the two platforms compliment with each other and that they would share the same vision. Would probably another hype for cryptocurrency since it would help those project with less resource and merge with a much better platform to be able to stand the competition of cryptocurrencies.
And why would a better coin share resources with a failed coin? It would drag it down also.
The most popular coin can just make a hardfork and copy all the feature of the other coin , without any merger.
February 10, 2018, 05:04:02 AM
I wander if in the near future some tokens or coins can fusion together...like for example in the stock markets or acquisitions, when big holdings buy other companies or when there's a fusion of 2 companies into a bigger one...
Do you think it is going to happen also in the crypto ecosystem?
A merger between two or more cryptos would really be humongous and overwhelming. It would obviously be for the betterment of both the coins into one,a lot of audience would be attracted to this,but finding a perfect match for both the cryptos is almost as impossible, cause we know how cryptos function and most of them are ERC20 tokens or built on waves platform or some lame ass motive(promoting a shitcoin to go to the moon and the like). Litecoin was developed only because they wanted faster transactions. We can go on and on about this but most of the cryptos,IMO are shit if it has to be used for a merger. They are only beneficial when it comes to trading or mining. Do you think it is going to happen also in the crypto ecosystem?
February 10, 2018, 04:57:39 AM
I wander if in the near future some tokens or coins can fusion together...like for example in the stock markets or acquisitions, when big holdings buy other companies or when there's a fusion of 2 companies into a bigger one...
Do you think it is going to happen also in the crypto ecosystem?
Do you think it is going to happen also in the crypto ecosystem?
It would be possible if the two platforms compliment with each other and that they would share the same vision. Would probably another hype for cryptocurrency since it would help those project with less resource and merge with a much better platform to be able to stand the competition of cryptocurrencies.
February 10, 2018, 04:52:38 AM
I think that depends on the currency.
With bitcoin for example, I do not see that would work. It would be like creating new bitcoins intentionally, and that is a really bad idea.
Maybe it would be possible with some ICOs as kind of a marketing move. Creating a new coin that climbs up the ladder of market capitalization in order to get more attention.
yes, for example.With bitcoin for example, I do not see that would work. It would be like creating new bitcoins intentionally, and that is a really bad idea.
Maybe it would be possible with some ICOs as kind of a marketing move. Creating a new coin that climbs up the ladder of market capitalization in order to get more attention.
of course with bitcoin and with most of the coins on the top of marketcap is quite impossible, but we don't know, the crypto ecosystem is changing so much that it is reshaping continuosly and in the future we don't know what can happen.
also if there's a rapid massive adoption maybe we will be forced to make everything more accessible for everyone
February 10, 2018, 04:47:21 AM
I wander if in the near future some tokens or coins can fusion together...like for example in the stock markets or acquisitions, when big holdings buy other companies or when there's a fusion of 2 companies into a bigger one...
Do you think it is going to happen also in the crypto ecosystem?
Do you think it is going to happen also in the crypto ecosystem?
It's unlikely because there is no way to fuse blockchains. You can do forks (creating two new chains) but as far as I know, you can't merge two chains into one.
you can create a new blockchain and swap coins to the new blockchain
...or just invent a new technology
From realistic perspective I don't think this would happen even if technically it's possible somehow. There are a lot other things to consider in this, every crypto has its unique features how will they turn out after the merging?
you can swap out different amounts balancing the decimals if the to different coins have not the same value, this is the magic of cryptocurrencies, the decimals offer the possibility to divide the coin in ,000000000000000
February 10, 2018, 04:39:32 AM
I think that depends on the currency.
With bitcoin for example, I do not see that would work. It would be like creating new bitcoins intentionally, and that is a really bad idea.
Maybe it would be possible with some ICOs as kind of a marketing move. Creating a new coin that climbs up the ladder of market capitalization in order to get more attention.
With bitcoin for example, I do not see that would work. It would be like creating new bitcoins intentionally, and that is a really bad idea.
Maybe it would be possible with some ICOs as kind of a marketing move. Creating a new coin that climbs up the ladder of market capitalization in order to get more attention.
February 10, 2018, 04:30:32 AM
I wander if in the near future some tokens or coins can fusion together...like for example in the stock markets or acquisitions, when big holdings buy other companies or when there's a fusion of 2 companies into a bigger one...
Do you think it is going to happen also in the crypto ecosystem?
Do you think it is going to happen also in the crypto ecosystem?
It's unlikely because there is no way to fuse blockchains. You can do forks (creating two new chains) but as far as I know, you can't merge two chains into one.
you can create a new blockchain and swap coins to the new blockchain
...or just invent a new technology
How would two chains fork to a new chain? Both protocols change to the same? How would wallets deal with the historical chains? You would need a wallet that recognised coins sent on both the previous chains. In order words a wallet that recognised historical coins on two separate distributed ledgers.
The main problem is for holders that leave the coin in the wallet and forget about it, the solution could be leaving the swap option available during a larger period of time
February 09, 2018, 11:13:43 PM
I wander if in the near future some tokens or coins can fusion together...like for example in the stock markets or acquisitions, when big holdings buy other companies or when there's a fusion of 2 companies into a bigger one...
Do you think it is going to happen also in the crypto ecosystem?
Do you think it is going to happen also in the crypto ecosystem?
It's unlikely because there is no way to fuse blockchains. You can do forks (creating two new chains) but as far as I know, you can't merge two chains into one.
you can create a new blockchain and swap coins to the new blockchain
...or just invent a new technology
From realistic perspective I don't think this would happen even if technically it's possible somehow. There are a lot other things to consider in this, every crypto has its unique features how will they turn out after the merging?
February 09, 2018, 10:48:13 PM
I wander if in the near future some tokens or coins can fusion together...like for example in the stock markets or acquisitions, when big holdings buy other companies or when there's a fusion of 2 companies into a bigger one...
Do you think it is going to happen also in the crypto ecosystem?
Do you think it is going to happen also in the crypto ecosystem?
Fusion together of two coins in the future is impossible for me because every coins and platform has different way of scheme,and different contract address they introduce to the exchange trading site's,and it can give's conflict to all investment traders.Fusion of two companies to make a bigger one altcoins that maybe happen if there's aggrement both the two companies and the blockchain make this kind of deal but for me the decision is so hazy,that they authorized this kind of coins fusion,because crytocurrency is big different from local stock market bussiness.
February 09, 2018, 10:34:35 PM
I wander if in the near future some tokens or coins can fusion together...like for example in the stock markets or acquisitions, when big holdings buy other companies or when there's a fusion of 2 companies into a bigger one...
Do you think it is going to happen also in the crypto ecosystem?
Do you think it is going to happen also in the crypto ecosystem?
It's unlikely because there is no way to fuse blockchains. You can do forks (creating two new chains) but as far as I know, you can't merge two chains into one.
you can create a new blockchain and swap coins to the new blockchain
...or just invent a new technology
How would two chains fork to a new chain? Both protocols change to the same? How would wallets deal with the historical chains? You would need a wallet that recognised coins sent on both the previous chains. In order words a wallet that recognised historical coins on two separate distributed ledgers.
February 09, 2018, 10:21:43 PM
This seems very possible if two or more ICO's developing the other crypto coins start merging or constituted a lawful partnership that would required their alternate coins to become as one with combining of their unique features that will bring a blast on the market trend of cryptocurrency in our world.
February 09, 2018, 09:50:00 PM
I wander if in the near future some tokens or coins can fusion together...like for example in the stock markets or acquisitions, when big holdings buy other companies or when there's a fusion of 2 companies into a bigger one...
Do you think it is going to happen also in the crypto ecosystem?
That's possible if that some token(or let's just say One company) sells the product or the market to other token owner(or other company) then I think they make a big fusion but still the owner are make it as like it is in the name of his (token) its like even he buy that token and there is fusion but still the name of his token or company are still the one who conquer that. Do you think it is going to happen also in the crypto ecosystem?
February 09, 2018, 09:31:57 PM
its possible, but they must unite their ideas, vision, or they can use third party to do it.
February 09, 2018, 09:21:57 PM
I wander if in the near future some tokens or coins can fusion together...like for example in the stock markets or acquisitions, when big holdings buy other companies or when there's a fusion of 2 companies into a bigger one...
Do you think it is going to happen also in the crypto ecosystem?
Do you think it is going to happen also in the crypto ecosystem?
It could be possible if the two parties would coordinate. In the same time it would be necessary for them to fuse it. But from the maintime many would think about it first.
February 09, 2018, 07:56:51 PM
I wander if in the near future some tokens or coins can fusion together...like for example in the stock markets or acquisitions, when big holdings buy other companies or when there's a fusion of 2 companies into a bigger one...
Do you think it is going to happen also in the crypto ecosystem?
Do you think it is going to happen also in the crypto ecosystem?
A far better example is the EURO.
A new currency that replaced the mark, the frank, the lira and many others.
But I don't see it happening in the crypto world.
Because on of the coins would have to make a hardfork to change the protocol to match the other and the other another fork to absorb the blockchain.
Most likely it will end up with 3 coins instead of 2 (the original A and B and the fused AB)
February 09, 2018, 07:34:18 PM
I wander if in the near future some tokens or coins can fusion together...like for example in the stock markets or acquisitions, when big holdings buy other companies or when there's a fusion of 2 companies into a bigger one...
Do you think it is going to happen also in the crypto ecosystem?
Do you think it is going to happen also in the crypto ecosystem?
It’s hard to imagine how this can take place from a technical standpoint. What if one token has a larger circulating supply than the other? How would you reconcile the programming behind each of them. I’m not sure how all that would work behind the scenes.
I guess anything is possible but a more likely scenario is that one coin gets abandoned and the development team joins the development team of another coin to make it better. Or maybe a coins swap could be done with the abandoned coin.
Abandoned coin will revive again. The thing here is people wanted to merge in blockchain because the transparency is there and consider it that the mainstream media wants everything to be united as one but it takes time to do that. Cryptocurrency right now is an early stage and it won't hard for them to kill the vibes of crypto. There's a saying that if you can't beat them join them or embrace it!
February 09, 2018, 07:19:23 PM
I wander if in the near future some tokens or coins can fusion together...like for example in the stock markets or acquisitions, when big holdings buy other companies or when there's a fusion of 2 companies into a bigger one...
Do you think it is going to happen also in the crypto ecosystem?
Do you think it is going to happen also in the crypto ecosystem?
It’s hard to imagine how this can take place from a technical standpoint. What if one token has a larger circulating supply than the other? How would you reconcile the programming behind each of them. I’m not sure how all that would work behind the scenes.
I guess anything is possible but a more likely scenario is that one coin gets abandoned and the development team joins the development team of another coin to make it better. Or maybe a coins swap could be done with the abandoned coin.
February 09, 2018, 06:34:08 PM
I wander if in the near future some tokens or coins can fusion together...like for example in the stock markets or acquisitions, when big holdings buy other companies or when there's a fusion of 2 companies into a bigger one...
Do you think it is going to happen also in the crypto ecosystem?
Do you think it is going to happen also in the crypto ecosystem?
A far better example is the EURO.
A new currency that replaced the mark, the frank, the lira and many others.
But I don't see it happening in the crypto world.
Because on of the coins would have to make a hardfork to change the protocol to match the other and the other another fork to absorb the blockchain.
Most likely it will end up with 3 coins instead of 2 (the original A and B and the fused AB)
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