Topic: What is it about WAVES? - page 3. (Read 1805 times)
I think there is one more feature that makes (and will make) Waves successfull. I mean the team, especially Sasha Ivanov - CEO of Waves. He makes huge work about attracting different successful projects, which already exist or are planning to make an ICO. His influence is very hard to overestimate.
All questions will get answer on October Hard Fork.
WAVES competitor is not ETHEREUM. They focused on transactions capacity and DEX (Exchange system on WAVES platform)
October hard fork will give too much power to WAVES which will give ability to beat VISA.
Also Loyalty programs are working amazing on WAVES platform lets wait and full the tanks before october hard fork.
WAVES competitor is not ETHEREUM. They focused on transactions capacity and DEX (Exchange system on WAVES platform)
October hard fork will give too much power to WAVES which will give ability to beat VISA.
Also Loyalty programs are working amazing on WAVES platform lets wait and full the tanks before october hard fork.
Waves: I am just experimenting with it now.
That's a pretty high profile Burger King deal that they made, and it makes me wonder what kind of token distribution tech that Waves has, that millions of Burger King clients can easily collect and trade "Whopper" tokens!?!?!
I too want to launch a widely held token one day, so I am extremely interested if Waves has a solution, whereby normal people can open accounts and trade tokens.
As ETH is primarily just being used as an ICO platform, I can understand you all thinking that WAVES is a competitor with Ethereum... I disagree. Waves is much more like Bitshares (Open Ledger) and probably even more so like NXT which built all the stuff that WAVES is doing a long long time ago. But Ethereum is attempting to be much more. I think that the real competitors with ETH are NEO and EOS. I am betting on EOS to deliver on the promises of ETH. But time will tell. But I got off topic...
That's a pretty high profile Burger King deal that they made, and it makes me wonder what kind of token distribution tech that Waves has, that millions of Burger King clients can easily collect and trade "Whopper" tokens!?!?!
I too want to launch a widely held token one day, so I am extremely interested if Waves has a solution, whereby normal people can open accounts and trade tokens.
As ETH is primarily just being used as an ICO platform, I can understand you all thinking that WAVES is a competitor with Ethereum... I disagree. Waves is much more like Bitshares (Open Ledger) and probably even more so like NXT which built all the stuff that WAVES is doing a long long time ago. But Ethereum is attempting to be much more. I think that the real competitors with ETH are NEO and EOS. I am betting on EOS to deliver on the promises of ETH. But time will tell. But I got off topic...
Waves is just like a copy of Ethereum but not a copy and like just obvoiusly same projects and platform that can do tokens just using there both platform and that's the nice of it if ethereum have been successfull now and how does waves that just like ethereum that can be successful also
I strongly believe WAVES will become a strong and direct competitor of ethereum in the future, waves is a young platform and community support is continue building just like this thread so it's better to buy more waves while this low
But what does Waves bring to the table that will make it a real competitor to Ethereum? Ethereum surely has the ability to inovate beyond a "young platform with community support". This seems like a moon ticket pipe dream if that's all it is.
Waves is just like a copy of Ethereum but not a copy and like just obvoiusly same projects and platform that can do tokens just using there both platform and that's the nice of it if ethereum have been successfull now and how does waves that just like ethereum that can be successful also
I strongly believe WAVES will become a strong and direct competitor of ethereum in the future, waves is a young platform and community support is continue building just like this thread so it's better to buy more waves while this low
Waves is the digital coins based on smart contract platform are like ethereum, ethereum classic and other altcoins that has fetures of dapps, here the source of information about waves will gives us good knowledge about waves https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/waves-ultimate-crypto-tokens-blockchain-platform-1387944 the official website of waves https://wavesplatform.com/ also the capitalization of marketcap for waves
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/waves/
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/waves/
Waves is just like a copy of Ethereum but not a copy and like just obvoiusly same projects and platform that can do tokens just using there both platform and that's the nice of it if ethereum have been successfull now and how does waves that just like ethereum that can be successful also
I noticed that as well. Tons of interest in Waves, and what's interesting is the interest doesn't seem to match the price or volume of trades. Full disclosure, I'm one of those that frequently contribute to Waves threads in a positive manner. I love the interest and enthusiasm around Waves, I just wish it'd translate to a price increase.
To answer your question... I think the general interest in Waves is that they have a strong dev team and they launched with a nearly complete full package. There's a wallet, a fully functioning web wallet, master-nodes, leasing, a basic exchange, token creation, and it can even store some fiat. That's a pretty healthy crypto ecosystem... now it just needs to get leveraged by other devs, businesses, and consumers.
I agree with you. I think its the dev team wallet, and even active faucets. To answer your question... I think the general interest in Waves is that they have a strong dev team and they launched with a nearly complete full package. There's a wallet, a fully functioning web wallet, master-nodes, leasing, a basic exchange, token creation, and it can even store some fiat. That's a pretty healthy crypto ecosystem... now it just needs to get leveraged by other devs, businesses, and consumers.
Waves is working working with Zencash to integrate Zencash into their platform. one to two months before completion. I"m sure there are others.
Waves is working with Zencash to integrate Zencash into their platform. one to two months before completion. I"m sure there are others.
I noticed that as well. Tons of interest in Waves, and what's interesting is the interest doesn't seem to match the price or volume of trades. Full disclosure, I'm one of those that frequently contribute to Waves threads in a positive manner. I love the interest and enthusiasm around Waves, I just wish it'd translate to a price increase.
To answer your question... I think the general interest in Waves is that they have a strong dev team and they launched with a nearly complete full package. There's a wallet, a fully functioning web wallet, master-nodes, leasing, a basic exchange, token creation, and it can even store some fiat. That's a pretty healthy crypto ecosystem... now it just needs to get leveraged by other devs, businesses, and consumers.
To answer your question... I think the general interest in Waves is that they have a strong dev team and they launched with a nearly complete full package. There's a wallet, a fully functioning web wallet, master-nodes, leasing, a basic exchange, token creation, and it can even store some fiat. That's a pretty healthy crypto ecosystem... now it just needs to get leveraged by other devs, businesses, and consumers.
I have noticed, since lurking on these forums, that a lot of people here are invested in or excited about WAVES. Maybe I dont understand the potential in its platform but it seems to me that it has had a hard time maintaining upward momentum and nothing I have read makes me think that it will excel in the future. What is all the fuss about? 
Why invest in WAVES instead of seemingly more innovative projects like IOTA that set out to change the formula?
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