Topic: Neo decentralizing? (Read 138 times)
I read the words of one financial adviser giving paid forecasts about investing and trading in securities. He singled NEO among the other crypto-currencies, saying that it was like a real company with tokens of some value. And I do not give any advice, except to be careful with money. You better, do your research, make an effort, read all the forums where they talk about NEO. Who buys in a hurry, without exploring lose a lot of money here.
As I understand, NEO plans to digitize assets (like LA Token), digitize identity (like civic), and has smart contracts (like Ether), uses staking, has 2 core developers, a team of 6 developers, and City of Zion (who do weekly reports). It allows programming in multiple languages - which lowers the bar for entry.
I am concerned with is how centralized it is. I understand their is a plan to distribute the nodes - making it decentralized. Does anyone know the timeline on this? And are their members here in BCT who are looking to create these nodes? (and from what countries?)
I am concerned with is how centralized it is. I understand their is a plan to distribute the nodes - making it decentralized. Does anyone know the timeline on this? And are their members here in BCT who are looking to create these nodes? (and from what countries?)
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