Weekly #26 is out:
https://medium.com/@khilonecrypto/the-unofficial-weekly-stratis-retrospect-26-khilone-f66d3db2ef38
Topic: | STRATIS | The first blockchain developed for businesses |Full POS - page 137. (Read 1891166 times)
May 30, 2018, 10:43:24 AM
May 30, 2018, 10:30:37 AM
Stratis disappoints me, I have less and less faith, after we listed on bithumb, we suffered huge dump, not a pump at all.
May 30, 2018, 10:22:13 AM
They will find out when Strat is already big time. That's how it always works. The world jumps on bandwagon after most gains are already had
May 30, 2018, 08:54:33 AM
I am more and more convinced that people will be changing their directions from untested projects to time tested ones. Stratis is one of the best choices to help them find a project which is going on following its own direction with steady speed instead of hyping like these days is happening.
May 30, 2018, 08:48:08 AM
I wrote this on Stratis,
https://medium.com/@berlinwriter123/one-coin-to-rule-them-all-a130da15bc4b
Enjoy!
Great artical. I enjoyed reading it. Great and truth writing! https://medium.com/@berlinwriter123/one-coin-to-rule-them-all-a130da15bc4b
Enjoy!
May 30, 2018, 06:50:00 AM
Want to ask here again - are the smart contracts being released on Stratis Turing complete?
here is the reply from Jordan, the lead dev of the SC team :
May 30, 2018, 02:59:22 AM
add in bithump is good only must add in bitfinex and okex and huobi is very good
Bithumb is a solid top 10 exchange. Okex, Huobi and Binance are the main top exchange right now and they Stratis is already in Binance which is actually the second largest at the moment. The other top exchanges will add Stratis in the near future as they know its potential.
May 29, 2018, 07:49:31 PM
Want to ask here again - are the smart contracts being released on Stratis Turing complete?
why do you need Turing complete contracts?at the AMA Stratis - Questions and Answers about Stratis they said:
- Will it be possible to build smart contracts on the chain? If not, why?
- There is the possibility for a platform like counterparty to be built on top of stratis, in the same way that counterparty is built on top of bitcoin, since stratis and bitcoin share a lot of the same code. However, the type of turing complete language like ETH has is not on the roadmap.
https://www.reddit.com/r/stratisplatform/comments/5fdmr4/ama_stratis_questions_and_answers_about_stratis/dajgdab/
May 29, 2018, 03:04:59 PM
Want to ask here again - are the smart contracts being released on Stratis Turing complete?
May 29, 2018, 01:29:31 PM
They will find out when Strat is already big time. That's how it always works. The world jumps on bandwagon after most gains are already had
Even this is very stable project but I think it will start rising soon there are so many big news are on the way. This is my all time favorite project because of big idea and hard working team and very big community.
We can only hope that Stratis stands out with the news because even though I love this project it looks like others also work on having some great news. It's much harder to stand out considering how many digital currency projects there are now.
May 29, 2018, 12:36:13 PM
add in bithump is good only must add in bitfinex and okex and huobi is very good
May 29, 2018, 09:46:51 AM
Stratis was .6 of 1cent at ICO and went over $10..anything is possible, need a rising BTC though
May 29, 2018, 08:28:23 AM
They will find out when Strat is already big time. That's how it always works. The world jumps on bandwagon after most gains are already had
Even this is very stable project but I think it will start rising soon there are so many big news are on the way. This is my all time favorite project because of big idea and hard working team and very big community.
May 29, 2018, 06:25:25 AM
No.. You don't understand Stratis. You need to acknowledge the fact that the world is technologically advancing at a crazy rate. Companies who do not up their game will fall down. Yeah, Stratis smart contracts are still in alpha so you could consider it a "prototype", but still a huge amount of developers are starting to program on them. Soon, probably this year the smart contracts will go into BETA or even Full Production Release. A few months is a long time for you? I don't think so..
Also the smart contracts will be easily audited by devs.. This is native C#,man! A language used for ages for business,apps and whatever you want and is one of the strongest and safest ones!
Also the smart contracts will be easily audited by devs.. This is native C#,man! A language used for ages for business,apps and whatever you want and is one of the strongest and safest ones!
Yep, there's only one native C# smart contracts and it comes from Stratis.
Is Stratis closed source? I'm assuming so, because otherwise you'd think there would be a bunch of 'clone' type coins being released that use C# language based largely on the Stratis source code. However, as you've said, there is only Stratis at the moment!
May 29, 2018, 06:01:32 AM
you don't understand how adoption works. I believe the tech is real, but blockchain is barely 10 years old, and most businesses aren't even 5 years old. Most (99%) only have working prototypes, and in that case I'm also really conservative. The companies you speak of when talking about using stratis, are doing fine without blockchain. Sure, once adoption kicks in it'll go fast, but using unfinished and untested technology is a massive, massive risk. What if an unknown virus infects your smart contracts? What if something happens that we simply can't foresee because we don't understand whats happening well enough? It's like flying cars; sure, I believe they'll be around in 10, 15 years, but if elon musk offers me a working prototype, I'm not going to jump in and start pressing buttons.
No.. You don't understand Stratis. You need to acknowledge the fact that the world is technologically advancing at a crazy rate. Companies who do not up their game will fall down. Yeah, Stratis smart contracts are still in alpha so you could consider it a "prototype", but still a huge amount of developers are starting to program on them. Soon, probably this year the smart contracts will go into BETA or even Full Production Release. A few months is a long time for you? I don't think so..
Also the smart contracts will be easily audited by devs.. This is native C#,man! A language used for ages for business,apps and whatever you want and is one of the strongest and safest ones!
I’d love nothing more than that, trust me, but it’ll take more than easy programming. Either way, if youre right we’ll both be happy, if i’m right i wont be disappointed because it was what i’m expecting
May 29, 2018, 02:32:13 AM
No.. You don't understand Stratis. You need to acknowledge the fact that the world is technologically advancing at a crazy rate. Companies who do not up their game will fall down. Yeah, Stratis smart contracts are still in alpha so you could consider it a "prototype", but still a huge amount of developers are starting to program on them. Soon, probably this year the smart contracts will go into BETA or even Full Production Release. A few months is a long time for you? I don't think so..
Also the smart contracts will be easily audited by devs.. This is native C#,man! A language used for ages for business,apps and whatever you want and is one of the strongest and safest ones!
Also the smart contracts will be easily audited by devs.. This is native C#,man! A language used for ages for business,apps and whatever you want and is one of the strongest and safest ones!
Yep, there's only one native C# smart contracts and it comes from Stratis.
May 29, 2018, 02:00:42 AM
you don't understand how adoption works. I believe the tech is real, but blockchain is barely 10 years old, and most businesses aren't even 5 years old. Most (99%) only have working prototypes, and in that case I'm also really conservative. The companies you speak of when talking about using stratis, are doing fine without blockchain. Sure, once adoption kicks in it'll go fast, but using unfinished and untested technology is a massive, massive risk. What if an unknown virus infects your smart contracts? What if something happens that we simply can't foresee because we don't understand whats happening well enough? It's like flying cars; sure, I believe they'll be around in 10, 15 years, but if elon musk offers me a working prototype, I'm not going to jump in and start pressing buttons.
No.. You don't understand Stratis. You need to acknowledge the fact that the world is technologically advancing at a crazy rate. Companies who do not up their game will fall down. Yeah, Stratis smart contracts are still in alpha so you could consider it a "prototype", but still a huge amount of developers are starting to program on them. Soon, probably this year the smart contracts will go into BETA or even Full Production Release. A few months is a long time for you? I don't think so..
Also the smart contracts will be easily audited by devs.. This is native C#,man! A language used for ages for business,apps and whatever you want and is one of the strongest and safest ones!
May 28, 2018, 03:25:05 PM
I wrote this on Stratis,
https://medium.com/@berlinwriter123/one-coin-to-rule-them-all-a130da15bc4b
Enjoy!
https://medium.com/@berlinwriter123/one-coin-to-rule-them-all-a130da15bc4b
Enjoy!
May 28, 2018, 03:22:43 PM
Just checked the rich list and boy things have changed; Anyone notice Binance is #1 richest with 8m+ coins and currently setup to stake.
Prior to Bianance the #1 wallet was around 4-4.5m coins. Now the Binance seemed to dilute the staking mechanism rewards for the entire network does it even make sense to stake anymore?
Prior to Binance staking wallets with 200k+ coins would receive about 14-16 staked coins per day; now it seems as required 400k+ coins are required to get the same equivalent 16-18 coins per day staking.
How is this any good for the stakers if Binance is just diluting the staking model? Has anyone brought this up before? I feel bad the the people who just kept accumulating thinking staking was going to be a huge reward, or even worse the people who bought high and still holding their coins again thinking staking would be a huge reward.
But don't worry; the masternodes will dilute the staking mechanism even more.
Prior to Bianance the #1 wallet was around 4-4.5m coins. Now the Binance seemed to dilute the staking mechanism rewards for the entire network does it even make sense to stake anymore?
Prior to Binance staking wallets with 200k+ coins would receive about 14-16 staked coins per day; now it seems as required 400k+ coins are required to get the same equivalent 16-18 coins per day staking.
How is this any good for the stakers if Binance is just diluting the staking model? Has anyone brought this up before? I feel bad the the people who just kept accumulating thinking staking was going to be a huge reward, or even worse the people who bought high and still holding their coins again thinking staking would be a huge reward.
But don't worry; the masternodes will dilute the staking mechanism even more.
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