@TPTB_need_war as long as there are solutions,they ll find them or a workaround atleast.
Yes there is only one solution, but Ethereum has really no chance in hell of implementing it. Because the decentralized scalability solution requires user adoption marketing, which they have no clue how to do.
WOW....
all these prediction would be fit perfectly in augur... LOL
Except that augur is nonsense, because the market is not an accurate prediction paradigm. The market speaks, but after the fact.
I could sell you idiots turds wrapped in a Snicker's bar wrapper and you'd buy it, take it home proudly, and put in your ref for safe storage without ever opening to verify it. Then later when your frig smells like shit, you go searching for some poo and never open the Snicker.
augur more like decentralized betting market, they want us to bet on everything. if you look at it that way, it actually make sense.
True. But we can already do that. What augur is trying to do is figure out how to record of the outcomes decentralized. But the problem is that violates the Nash equilibrium (since users have game theories to profit on reporting different outcomes). I don't expect Augur to function decentralized and expect it to diverge into chaotic disorder unless they centralize control of the recording of the outcomes (in which case they've accomplished nothing). Bitshares is centralized which enables using
a price feed for the BitUSD algorithm.
There is a lot of bullshit floating around in this forum.
And to that guy shittalk,it doesnt even matter if whales dump ether,the project will go on because,compared to other cryptos like LTC or even BTC,its are not meant to be just crypto money that can be speculated on,but more.So,i really hope whales dump it and it goes down to 2$,i really do.
Except that Ethereum needs more than $200,000 per month to continue operating and they were down to $750,000 cash and 1.65 million ETH:
The foundation currently has ~1.65 million ETH, plus ~$750k in non-ETH assets. 1650000 * 6.1 + 750000 = $10,815,000. Based on our current ~$200k/month burn rate, that will last us ~54 months ~= 4.5 years. That said, we are planning some substantial expansions which will increase our expenses but also get Casper and other fun stuff out the door much faster, and we are also starting to get interest for corporate sponsorships coming in, which could secure us a more sustainable funding path in the long term.
Vitalik hasn't even understood Iota yet, which I thoroughly analyzed in the Decentralization thread:
VB: Not sure, I looked at IOTA and the block weave consensus algorithm looks interesting, but I haven’t explored it too deeply.