My idea is to simulate the bond market used in todays monetary policy toolbox to create the incentives for stability. The longer term bonds will pay out more but at any time you can still move your coins they are not locked so you retain fungibility of coins whilst still enjoying roi on balances at the same time as providing the security of the service layer that masternodes give above the pow chain. Truthcoin paul made a nice paper why pow is cheaper than anything else but came to a realization that a pow chain acting as an adjucator to a bonded validation(pos) system providing service is probably the best form of blockchain we can evolve to today. Spectre is also an interesting approach I am persuing which is dag but has many other problems. By providing roi and using a quorum of validators to validate services we can do some cool fucking things that were never possible before in a scalable way.
That sounds really interesting. Do you have any links so I can take a closer look at that?
For any investor reading. It is a good choice either way bay or sys both have great development teams and much better than these latest ICO scams.
Agree. When the ICO crazyness implodes, it's gonna hurt the whole alt sector. And the ones likely to be left standing are coins that have actually developed tech. Both Sys and Bay are amongst the most developed coins.
Edit: Sid, we are a little busy atm, but when we get closer to christmas we might be able to squeeze in tasks of lower priority. How about putting some of your guys and some of ours in a room to make an honest comparison that aims to explain similarities and differences instead of marketing one coin over the other? Seems to me many are invested in both coins. They might appriciate it.
https://medium.com/@BlockchainFoundry/core-research-and-development-update-503e450b380c
The other idea of yours is good. Xmas is good because we may be ready with a beta for web interface. Itd be good if you guys have somr web version ready too for a better approach to compare. I honestly think they are so vastly different and fundamentally targetting different target markets that a comparison would probably only make sense in the marketplace context. So perhaps doing a marketplace comparison would.be interesting because they are different technologies to serve the same purpose