Will this coin on polo?
Maybe next year.
Topic: IOTA - page 275. (Read 1473405 times)
London college university formed two IOTA development student teams
https://medium.com/iota-ucl/fast-follower-team-announced-f747fd414224
https://medium.com/iota-ucl/iota-ucl-inaugural-team-announced-f9ba41bc12e1
https://medium.com/iota-ucl/fast-follower-team-announced-f747fd414224
https://medium.com/iota-ucl/iota-ucl-inaugural-team-announced-f9ba41bc12e1
https://www.constellationr.com/blog-news/blockchain-or-distributed-ledger-defining-requirement-not-technology-0
--"The Trusted Internet of Things Alliance, aims to rectify the lack of attention to the need for Mass Update Registers solutions for IoT market places by building on the work of one of its founding partners IoTA. Founded by David Sonstebe, with a group of mathematicians who had worked on Blockchain, the focus is on the IoT challenge."
--"The Trusted Internet of Things Alliance, aims to rectify the lack of attention to the need for Mass Update Registers solutions for IoT market places by building on the work of one of its founding partners IoTA. Founded by David Sonstebe, with a group of mathematicians who had worked on Blockchain, the focus is on the IoT challenge."
Hi. I am checking if IOTA would be compatible with the upcoming Blocknet decentralized exchange. I have looked at your github, but cannot figure out if you support BIP65 (OP_checklocktimeverify) and have a bitcoin stock JSON RPC API?
Thanks!
Thanks!
No.
the permanodes store snapshots so the databse is not very high,
but there is a database,
can't that databse of each node considered a blockchain somehow? its also something that must store history of transactions,
with IOTA there is fee less because you pay the fee with POW, and thats nice concept,
however i see there is still a database so, somehow the blockchain thing is not fully removed from the equation
but there is a database,
can't that databse of each node considered a blockchain somehow? its also something that must store history of transactions,
with IOTA there is fee less because you pay the fee with POW, and thats nice concept,
however i see there is still a database so, somehow the blockchain thing is not fully removed from the equation
Tangle is the distributed ledger for IOTA like the blockchain for Bitcoin. But Tangle has a different structure than blockchain. You can call both database. To know more about the Tangle - http://www.iotatoken.com/IOTA_Whitepaper.pdf
the first time i did read about IOTA - no blockchain and no fees, was like the revelation,
however, if it still needs a ledger the single good point is the fee less structure, rather than the lack of blockchain, as it still uses a ledger,
+ no miner
Will this coin on polo?
You should request it - https://m.poloniex.com/coinRequest. The more people request it , the bigger change Polo will add it.
DONE ! Please do also ...
IOTA in the micro-grid and energy market - http://microgridmedia.com/iota-sets-stage-zero-cost-digital-energy-trading/
the first time i did read about IOTA - no blockchain and no fees, was like the revelation,
however, if it still needs a ledger the single good point is the fee less structure, rather than the lack of blockchain, as it still uses a ledger,
however, if it still needs a ledger the single good point is the fee less structure, rather than the lack of blockchain, as it still uses a ledger,
The distributed ledger is a key for the trust-less decentralized system. Because of the distributed ledger, users don't need to trust each other and the data can be immutable and high efficacy and low cost can be achieved. Otherwise, it will go beck to the centralized system like everything we see today.
so you mean blockchain is centralized?
No.
How do you think a coin can cost $ 100 in a year? Everyone says that a coin can outrun bitcoin
Of course not, look at supply of this coin please.But maybe in 2-3years it could detronize bitcoin as marketcap ruller ;>
Time will tell..
the first time i did read about IOTA - no blockchain and no fees, was like the revelation,
however, if it still needs a ledger the single good point is the fee less structure, rather than the lack of blockchain, as it still uses a ledger,
however, if it still needs a ledger the single good point is the fee less structure, rather than the lack of blockchain, as it still uses a ledger,
The distributed ledger is a key for the trust-less decentralized system. Because of the distributed ledger, users don't need to trust each other and the data can be immutable and high efficacy and low cost can be achieved. Otherwise, it will go beck to the centralized system like everything we see today.
so you mean blockchain is centralized?
the first time i did read about IOTA - no blockchain and no fees, was like the revelation,
however, if it still needs a ledger the single good point is the fee less structure, rather than the lack of blockchain, as it still uses a ledger,
however, if it still needs a ledger the single good point is the fee less structure, rather than the lack of blockchain, as it still uses a ledger,
The distributed ledger is a key for the trust-less decentralized system. Because of the distributed ledger, users don't need to trust each other and the data can be immutable and high efficacy and low cost can be achieved. Otherwise, it will go beck to the centralized system like everything we see today.
the permanodes store snapshots so the databse is not very high,
but there is a database,
can't that databse of each node considered a blockchain somehow? its also something that must store history of transactions,
with IOTA there is fee less because you pay the fee with POW, and thats nice concept,
however i see there is still a database so, somehow the blockchain thing is not fully removed from the equation
but there is a database,
can't that databse of each node considered a blockchain somehow? its also something that must store history of transactions,
with IOTA there is fee less because you pay the fee with POW, and thats nice concept,
however i see there is still a database so, somehow the blockchain thing is not fully removed from the equation
Tangle is the distributed ledger for IOTA like the blockchain for Bitcoin. But Tangle has a different structure than blockchain. You can call both database. To know more about the Tangle - http://www.iotatoken.com/IOTA_Whitepaper.pdf
the first time i did read about IOTA - no blockchain and no fees, was like the revelation,
however, if it still needs a ledger the single good point is the fee less structure, rather than the lack of blockchain, as it still uses a ledger,
Will this coin on polo?
You should request it - https://m.poloniex.com/coinRequest. The more people request it , the bigger change Polo will add it.
Will this coin on polo?
You are asking the billion dollar question.
I believe the core team is working on a module that will make it easy and seamless for exchanges to list IOTA. It should be finished soon.
Will this coin on polo?
You are asking the billion dollar question.
the permanodes store snapshots so the databse is not very high,
but there is a database,
can't that databse of each node considered a blockchain somehow? its also something that must store history of transactions,
with IOTA there is fee less because you pay the fee with POW, and thats nice concept,
however i see there is still a database so, somehow the blockchain thing is not fully removed from the equation
but there is a database,
can't that databse of each node considered a blockchain somehow? its also something that must store history of transactions,
with IOTA there is fee less because you pay the fee with POW, and thats nice concept,
however i see there is still a database so, somehow the blockchain thing is not fully removed from the equation
Tangle is the distributed ledger for IOTA like the blockchain for Bitcoin. But Tangle has a different structure than blockchain. You can call both database. To know more about the Tangle - http://www.iotatoken.com/IOTA_Whitepaper.pdf
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