Topic: Smart contracting to the world and Eth platform to 10k (Read 310 times)

Hello, Lucacrebbe. I am really beginning to wonder who you are!

I like smart contracts too. I use only once and thought I felt so special, even though I know it is really nothing. Something like the first time I sent Bitcoin haha. But I worry that popular smart contracts are not developed well. Like how ETH just lost hundreds of millions on a smart contract accident.

P.S. Thanks again for your thoughtful messages in PM. I know I am terrible at replying but I do respond indirectly here in forum, so do not think I have completely ignored you

Developers from everywhere in the world are using Altcoin coins and their crowdsales based on the smart contracts of Ethereum. So the price of Ethereum will go up some.

I think there will be a ethereum 2.0 that is much more scalable in the future. Ethereum will be a good project for the next 4-5 years before being replaced. I think ethereum reaching 2k is possible but 10k will be a challenge.

Ethereu. Using turing complete thats why many start up use it. Next ethereum is boscoin with its trust contract. Unfortunately u only can buy boscoin on iou at hitbtc or otc in this forum. They are on tokennet now. The mainnet will launch in q1 2018 and their features is awesome.

Stratis----->  sidechains,

To the best of my knowledge Waves, Stratis and ETH do not have side chains. Lisk is basically a bug free (corrected) version of ETH

More and more platforms are getting into Smart contracts so ETH is not the
only player even though it is still the top one. ETH 10K is too far away so
let's get to 1K first.

any   adviceses? Please

I need your  toughts

Also  Quantum, komodo,  Blocknet, NXT.... so much
Waves, stratis.. which  one to choose?

I agree about smart contracts, but lets not forget ethereum is getting important competition. NEO and ICON comes to mind.

Bitcon is   an useless  coin and  it's   at   7k,  so  you can only imagine a  powerful project  like Eth   how  far  can go

I agree with you that Ethereum will be the next big thing, and that smart contracts are the way of the future, but saying that ETH will reach 10k is implying that ETH alone will reach a market cap of one trillion! Which is more than any other publickly listed company out there, and kinda unrealistic in my opinion. The current market cap is 30 billion and ETH is trading 300$, if it will trade for 10k it means the market cap will have to reach a trillion, which won't happen, as good as the potential is or will be. Even though I'm not the biggest BTC fan, I think it's more likely for BTC to reach one trillion when compared to ETH.

Hello  as many of  you know  I am   a  great ''fan''  of  smart-contract ---->  to  world.  



And  when  I  say ''to  the  world''  I mean  that   companies  WILL  USE  SMART CONTRACTS,  BECAUSE:

1)  they  are   profits  for the companies  because they do  not  involving third parts

2)  People    feel  safer  depositing their  funds in  a company  that  is  almost decentralized, so  there will be  no hack, no  theft

3)  Think about   decentrALIZED   forex brokers,  decentralized sports betting web sites, decentralized  notarius,  decentralized  is  safer,
 and  it's  reliable for   all THE PEOPLE who  need  DEPOSITING THEIR   FUNDS  INTO   '' account-type''
 (bank account, broker, sport bookmakers, exanges  and  so on..)
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So   I  know  that  smart-contrating is  somenthing really  POWERFUL   and  if  you pick  the  right  platform, you'll  enjoy  beautiful long-term  gains

But   which  platform?

The main  are:

Ethereum--->  scaling probelms. No formal verification.

Stratis----->  sidechains, tumblemix, masternods, programmable in C++

Waves------>  very easy to use,  maybe  even the  smartcontracts  will be easy to use


To   use  the smart contracts   people  will need   the coin.   So  my  question is:   how   do the companies  will make easier  for the  average people  to   have  coins  like  Eth or  waves?

EXAMPLE:
 let's  suppose   I  want  to  deposit  my money (euro  or  dollars or  pounds $; £)  into a decentralized sportbook  wich  runs  on the  waves  platform.  
Will  I need  to  convert  my  money (dollar,  euro)  into ''Waves''  to use  the wave's  smart contract?

or  paying  the fee  for running    the smart contract services  will be a  problem of the  sportsbook's  company that  runs  on waves?