Hearing of a new coin to replace Ethereum - page 2.

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Quote from: BTCwriter on June 23, 2017, 01:57:05 AM

Quote from: johnsm79 on June 19, 2017, 01:13:34 PM

Speculations are coming that a new coin is going to replace the Ethereum.

A coin with a heavy backbone, capable of bring a shift to investors. Anybody has a clue if there is any truth in such a scenario.

Yes, that's ARK
Scale and bloat problems is fixed.

ARK is a Ponzi scheme. Better to buy STRAT.

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Quote from: johnsm79 on June 19, 2017, 01:13:34 PM

Speculations are coming that a new coin is going to replace the Ethereum.

A coin with a heavy backbone, capable of bring a shift to investors. Anybody has a clue if there is any truth in such a scenario.

Yes, that's ARK
Scale and bloat problems is fixed.

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Every few months you will hear that again.

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Seems like EOS.io will be the one. Bitshares and Steem creator behind it. Huge knowledge.

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Every coin claims to be the most innovative thing around and to skyrocket above all the others eventually. Since many coins claimed to be the bitcoin killer and no one did, now they are claiming to be the Ethereum killer or some other thing.

Of course almost 100% won't replace or compete with any coin, and some are outright scams.

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only mere speculations

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Quote from: anitayui on June 19, 2017, 03:22:49 PM

What the name of coin?
Can u tell me please

Are just suppositions.

There is still nothing like this at the moment.

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What the name of coin?
Can u tell me please

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Quote from: piepu75 on June 19, 2017, 03:16:13 PM

Quote from: hypnos2k on June 19, 2017, 03:07:54 PM

But if there will be a fusion between two major coins, instead of replacement?

Why we can't consider in next future that, for example, Bitcoin and Ethereum will do a fusion and make one new strongest and smartest platform??

The two devs team will work together to unify the strongest part of the two coin....

fantasy? Huh

may be

no bad idea....

There are actually too many coins around, too many platforms that could promise good but which are little known or supported ...

The single user often fails to stay behind all of them and is likely to underestimate the coin that could promise good, choosing to invest instead in one that has no future or worse then turns out to be a scam

It would be nice that the best developers would join in to give the good old bitcoin a nice renewal and new lifeblood ...

But for now I know it's just utopia

in my point of view that's no utopia.....

in the next future bitcoin could incorporate some aspects of ethereum or nextcoin, or other new promising coin, because Bitcoin has the strongest dorsal column.

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For example a new coin that could replace ethereum could be a fusion between Bitcoin, ethereum, Nextcoin, Shocked

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Quote from: hypnos2k on June 19, 2017, 03:07:54 PM

But if there will be a fusion between two major coins, instead of replacement?

Why we can't consider in next future that, for example, Bitcoin and Ethereum will do a fusion and make one new strongest and smartest platform??

The two devs team will work together to unify the strongest part of the two coin....

fantasy? Huh

may be

no bad idea....

There are actually too many coins around, too many platforms that could promise good but which are little known or supported ...

The single user often fails to stay behind all of them and is likely to underestimate the coin that could promise good, choosing to invest instead in one that has no future or worse then turns out to be a scam

It would be nice that the best developers would join in to give the good old bitcoin a nice renewal and new lifeblood ...

But for now I know it's just utopia

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But if there will be a fusion between two major coins, instead of replacement?

Why we can't consider in next future that, for example, Bitcoin and Ethereum will do a fusion and make one new strongest and smartest platform??

The two devs team will work together to unify the strongest part of the two coin....

fantasy? Huh

may be

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may be Tezos they have a new concept and strong backers.

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Quote from: johnsm79 on June 19, 2017, 01:13:34 PM

Speculations are coming that a new coin is going to replace the Ethereum.

A coin with a heavy backbone, capable of bring a shift to investors. Anybody has a clue if there is any truth in such a scenario.

Source? Name? Or just bullshitting?

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Sidechains in Bitcoin can do everything Ethereum can hundred times faster as not clogging the main chain.

It is not A new coin replacing Ethereum, but lots of new coins.
There is no way around the change to Pos is unavoidable, it is designed to do so.
To create and maintain non minable coin/token is very cheap.
Come on tell me why I should stake into someone else's pocket and not into mine.

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ICO? Not even once.

There's no such thing as replacing coins in crypto.

Every single coin since Bitcoin, was created to try and do something better and eventually replace Bitcoin.

No major coins will be replaced overnight.

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Speculations are coming that a new coin is going to replace the Ethereum.

A coin with a heavy backbone, capable of bring a shift to investors. Anybody has a clue if there is any truth in such a scenario.

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