Topic: Ripple, Tron, Cardano: overhype and uselessness define these 3 cryptocurrencies (Read 250 times)
August 18, 2018, 09:31:02 AM
To be honest, it's possible to find half the coins without a product from the top 100. About the ripple and so everything was clear from the beginning, it's strange that he is now at such a high position. Well, the rest of the coins can be safely applied for day trading.
August 18, 2018, 08:56:20 AM
August 18, 2018, 08:29:16 AM
No need to talk about these coins, they all taken advantage of the hype. They in fact don't worth 1% of bitcoin.
August 18, 2018, 07:32:59 AM
Cardano and Ripple have brought me good profit before, and now it's also possible to make money on them, so I would not call them unnecessary. In addition, hype does not happen in an empty place.
Yeah, well, I made good profit on XVG and that is as useless as a shitcoin gets
I'm pretty sure that at least Ripple – sorry, I mean XRP will pump at some point. They have a completely deluded shill army which will gladly step in and help fire the pump with their hard earnings.
Tron does as well, but I haven't seen enough desperation for them yet.
I hear very little from Cardano shills. Maybe I don't frequent their dwelling places or something, or they just don't have that many.
August 18, 2018, 05:22:43 AM
Cardano and Ripple have brought me good profit before, and now it's also possible to make money on them, so I would not call them unnecessary. In addition, hype does not happen in an empty place.
August 17, 2018, 10:14:15 PM
Tron made a pretty good move in buying Bittorrent and making use of that network for their pet project called 'Project Atlas'.
Afaik, project Atlas will be a way to make seeders earn some money. Then next phase would be a decentralized Netflix, where users can stream vids with each other and earn some TRX while doing it.
Afaik, project Atlas will be a way to make seeders earn some money. Then next phase would be a decentralized Netflix, where users can stream vids with each other and earn some TRX while doing it.
i didn't realise that. the tron guy has it in the bag.
i'm really surprised more of these paper billionaires haven't clued up and made the move into established business areas like him. they have the money to throw around to force their crappy ideas on the rest of the world by stealth.
Holy fuck ,they bought Bittorrent? Shit, and now it's in the hands of a bunch of business dweeps who use blockchain as a buzzword to hype their stuff. Fucking hell. I mean, seriously, isn't Bram Cohen working on CHia Network right now? He has his own blockchain project, why the hell should he give Bittorrent away to a bunch of suits?
I tell you, should the next tron bullrun start, the shills will be unbearable. And they will probably talk about blockchain projects as "companies" without blinking an eye.
Shit, I didnt know that yet :/
August 07, 2018, 04:42:16 AM
DAG coins ( IOTA and NANO). I remember that vitalik has created a funny comment about that people are overhyping to consider DAG coins as blockchain 3.0 but in fact it doesn't even use the blockchain system and use the centralized server to validating the transaction.
EOS should be included on that list too.
EOS should be included on that list too.
I use one DAG coin, which is Byteball/Gigabyte. For me, I don't classify DAG coins like Byteball or NANO/mrai the same as IOTA because the earlier 2 never used ICOs to launch (Byteball was purely airdropped I'm not sure NANO how they happened but they were not sold).
So not sure we can call them vapourware because they were launched just as Bitcoin was, with an idea and trying to build something out of it as a currency and payment (Gbyte has good merchants, NANO is distributed and recently held Venezuelans buy food).
Byteball was also not overhyped. Usefulness already explained.
I definitely think IOTA classifies though, and yes, I don't think these should claim DAG is blockchain 3.0 either, as they're not blockchain.
I'm not too familiar with other DAG concepts, but Byteball needs twelve witnesses and Iota needs a coordinator (for now). Meaning, the actual concept of a DAG (or a "tangle", as Iota calls it) seems to be still just that: a concept. The general value proposition, that you don't need a single monolithic and slow blockchain to safely verify transactions seems to be not really possible yet. In regards to Byteball, it's kinda like trusting a group of twelve miners, or twelve fullnodes.
August 06, 2018, 09:12:08 AM
DAG coins ( IOTA and NANO). I remember that vitalik has created a funny comment about that people are overhyping to consider DAG coins as blockchain 3.0 but in fact it doesn't even use the blockchain system and use the centralized server to validating the transaction.
EOS should be included on that list too.
EOS should be included on that list too.
I use one DAG coin, which is Byteball/Gigabyte. For me, I don't classify DAG coins like Byteball or NANO/mrai the same as IOTA because the earlier 2 never used ICOs to launch (Byteball was purely airdropped I'm not sure NANO how they happened but they were not sold).
So not sure we can call them vapourware because they were launched just as Bitcoin was, with an idea and trying to build something out of it as a currency and payment (Gbyte has good merchants, NANO is distributed and recently held Venezuelans buy food).
Byteball was also not overhyped. Usefulness already explained.
I definitely think IOTA classifies though, and yes, I don't think these should claim DAG is blockchain 3.0 either, as they're not blockchain.
August 06, 2018, 04:21:30 AM
Tron made a pretty good move in buying Bittorrent and making use of that network for their pet project called 'Project Atlas'.
Afaik, project Atlas will be a way to make seeders earn some money. Then next phase would be a decentralized Netflix, where users can stream vids with each other and earn some TRX while doing it.
Afaik, project Atlas will be a way to make seeders earn some money. Then next phase would be a decentralized Netflix, where users can stream vids with each other and earn some TRX while doing it.
i didn't realise that. the tron guy has it in the bag.
i'm really surprised more of these paper billionaires haven't clued up and made the move into established business areas like him. they have the money to throw around to force their crappy ideas on the rest of the world by stealth.
Holy fuck ,they bought Bittorrent? Shit, and now it's in the hands of a bunch of business dweeps who use blockchain as a buzzword to hype their stuff. Fucking hell. I mean, seriously, isn't Bram Cohen working on CHia Network right now? He has his own blockchain project, why the hell should he give Bittorrent away to a bunch of suits?
I tell you, should the next tron bullrun start, the shills will be unbearable. And they will probably talk about blockchain projects as "companies" without blinking an eye.
August 05, 2018, 07:18:23 PM
Tron made a pretty good move in buying Bittorrent and making use of that network for their pet project called 'Project Atlas'.
Afaik, project Atlas will be a way to make seeders earn some money. Then next phase would be a decentralized Netflix, where users can stream vids with each other and earn some TRX while doing it.
Afaik, project Atlas will be a way to make seeders earn some money. Then next phase would be a decentralized Netflix, where users can stream vids with each other and earn some TRX while doing it.
i didn't realise that. the tron guy has it in the bag.
i'm really surprised more of these paper billionaires haven't clued up and made the move into established business areas like him. they have the money to throw around to force their crappy ideas on the rest of the world by stealth.
August 05, 2018, 06:57:09 PM
August 05, 2018, 06:50:23 PM
Fundamentally, most crypto offerings these days tend to offer the moon without a leg to stand on - it's more like they're all trying to one-up each other claims. However, you have to really hate money to not buy into the hype and take profits. Then use these profit to buy into proven products
August 05, 2018, 06:02:45 PM
Maybe they are overhyped, but ADA is still in development, at least it has Charles Hoskinsons
They are not bad coins, just too big volume for mediocre coin in current standart
They are not bad coins, just too big volume for mediocre coin in current standart
August 05, 2018, 07:33:38 AM
Tron made a pretty good move in buying Bittorrent and making use of that network for their pet project called 'Project Atlas'.
Afaik, project Atlas will be a way to make seeders earn some money. Then next phase would be a decentralized Netflix, where users can stream vids with each other and earn some TRX while doing it.
Afaik, project Atlas will be a way to make seeders earn some money. Then next phase would be a decentralized Netflix, where users can stream vids with each other and earn some TRX while doing it.
August 05, 2018, 05:33:53 AM
I do not agree with the fact that the Ripple is a very bad coin, it seems to me that there is a prospect. And about Cardano, I've heard that he can start a collaboration with Google and then he will become one of the top coins on the market.
August 05, 2018, 03:43:14 AM
From this list, i agree with you mostly on Tron. It had a rise in price of more than 100X in less then 2 months just because of pure hype that was made by Justin Sun. I think that Tron will continue to lose in value, and it will go to a marketcap of under 1 Billion $ in the next coming months.
August 05, 2018, 12:28:26 AM
I don't have these coins because I don't believe with what they are pursuing. These coins are full of hype and never been good IMO.
People who have bought those coins on high and never came out are still believing with those coins so whenever the price goes up again, they can manage to sell and get out.
In fact, they are good in marketing and on how they will create an hype for their coins.
People who have bought those coins on high and never came out are still believing with those coins so whenever the price goes up again, they can manage to sell and get out.
In fact, they are good in marketing and on how they will create an hype for their coins.
They are in fact over hyped coins, especially TRON! That Justin boy knows how to market and make people buy in. I still haven't recovered from the losses buying that coin.
August 04, 2018, 08:08:02 PM
everyone knows in their hearts these coins are shit. that doesn't stop them pumping the shit out of them anyway.
if you let go of your objectivity you'll no doubt wind up a bunch richer. i'm really amazed most of the coins out there are worth anything at all still. just goes to show we have a way to fall yet.
and the tron guy was very smart. he used his dumb money to buy bittorrent so from now on he's a tech player no matter what happens to his shitcoin.
if you let go of your objectivity you'll no doubt wind up a bunch richer. i'm really amazed most of the coins out there are worth anything at all still. just goes to show we have a way to fall yet.
and the tron guy was very smart. he used his dumb money to buy bittorrent so from now on he's a tech player no matter what happens to his shitcoin.
August 04, 2018, 07:03:55 PM
Although I agree with quite a few observations, I think Cardano shouldn't be judged too soon; they actually have some good stuff up their sleeves. The dPoS issue is more of a conflict of interest due to the programmer working on different blockchains.
yes, cardano still better than ripple and tron,,
this ADA have an active development too, and there is no quick money for good project
everyone should be patience if they want a huge profit
August 04, 2018, 06:06:11 PM
I oppose Ripple on a fundamental level but I think these types of arguments don't quantify the capabilities of the project. RippleNet (payment channels) released over a year before Lightning Network. With that they are saving 70% on cross border oayments. Even if they are using placeholders to make exchanges, they are utilizing a service offered by Ripple that they are paying for and has huge payoffs. It's a legitimate project.
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