Waves is far more easier for the noobs, and that actually aint a good thing.
Because scammers can create tokens with a few clicks and begin the distribution.
Eth has problems with scalability, but generally is far more known and accepted, who knows what future brings.
Topic: ERC20 vs waves - page 14. (Read 3184 times)
Can you interact with Waves tokens? you can send Eth to a smart contract and receive Erc20 tokens. when will you have the same feature with Waves?
They are saying that smart contracts will become accessible on Waves platform but what would be different than what we have with Eth and other
Blockchains like them?
They are saying that smart contracts will become accessible on Waves platform but what would be different than what we have with Eth and other
Blockchains like them?
Waves doesn't seem to be gaining as much traction as supporters hoped it would. Ethereum based tokens seem to be the vast majority right now
I find ERC-20 better than waves platform. I believe ether has more followers so suggest ERC-20.
I will say go for ERC20, most users have Ethereum wallets. Frankly speaking, I do not wish to create another wallet for joining an ICO. Unless the project is very attractive to me.
Go ERC-20. Waves has some promise but lacks critical mass that Ethereum definitely broke through in the last 12 months. End of the day when developing on someone else's platform you want the biggest audience possible- that is Ethereum, and it isn't going to change any time soon.
People are still more confident in buying Ethereum based tokens versus Waves based tokens, even though I don't understand exactly why.
I believe there should be competition at crypto token issuing platforms to make progress faster. So I prefer WAVES at this case. But ERC20 standart is more acceptable by market, this is truth.
Most of me that says you should stick to Ethereum since most people use ETH (that way you will reach the most people), however I am certain that:
A: The community is technologically advanced enough to be able to use a different platform to buy a token in the case that the token is worthwhile.
B: Just because everybody else is using ETH doesn't mean you need to, especially if another platform offers a technological advantage.
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Although this question is really only answerable by you and what fits best for your project.
A: The community is technologically advanced enough to be able to use a different platform to buy a token in the case that the token is worthwhile.
B: Just because everybody else is using ETH doesn't mean you need to, especially if another platform offers a technological advantage.
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Although this question is really only answerable by you and what fits best for your project.
I think erc20 is preferable. There are a lot of junk tokens on waves, and it might be unfair, but your coin could be tarnished by association.
they have more time for waves, my friend. waves smart contract not found. recently released 10 projects with 9 ether -based.The projects with the ether contract are much more attractive and people support more such projects. I do not know what you really are going to offer, but I think it would be more beneficial for you and your investors if you put an ether-based product in the process.they already think like many people from me. I'm sure of that 
waves ,one day will definitely come to the right place. but not now.
waves ,one day will definitely come to the right place. but not now.
Ethereum has a lot more users. ERC20 technologies are not worse than others, so Ethereum is exactly better.
I'd go for ERC20 instead of WAVES, because the ecosystem around it is way more developped than WAVES, but it's only a personnal opinion 
Hello,
I am creating a coin/ token and wondered, is there a downside to using waves to create it? Its only slightly easier to create vs an Ethereum based. We picked waves due to their DEX API, what does this community think?
I am creating a coin/ token and wondered, is there a downside to using waves to create it? Its only slightly easier to create vs an Ethereum based. We picked waves due to their DEX API, what does this community think?
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