What can waves do that ethereum can't?

Josef27

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Quote from: Netnox on May 31, 2016, 08:41:28 PM

Decentralised exchange isnt easy to implement on ethereum, they encounter problems, its going to be very costly to do market making with the usual bid and ask structur, if u move your order it will cost u a lot actually. Its a one tier system, Waves wants to implement such a system where a node executes only what it needs to execute making it more practical.

On Ethereum possibly because of the gas price, however on the Eth platform couldn't you just create a token like the DAO, and do it? Either way I like them both.

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Decentralised exchange isnt easy to implement on ethereum, they encounter problems, its going to be very costly to do market making with the usual bid and ask structur, if u move your order it will cost u a lot actually. Its a one tier system, Waves wants to implement such a system where a node executes only what it needs to execute making certain things much faster and practical.

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Wasn't my intention initially to create a thread just for this question , unfortunately i tried with no luck to get an answer on the waves thread https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1387944.new#new

No one was able to actually answer my question yet they seem to pump the shit out of it. If anyone has the answer to this feel free to jump in. If info is shared in a video please let me know when in the vid topic is discussed.

thanks

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