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Replying to @FakkaFranz @cryptokiitten
What are your thoughts on interoperability? ETL etc? I think that's where you're missing the big picture with
@Hyperledger. It's does what all these shit coins do for free and open-source... All it needs is a settlement protocol
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So why is there value in the settlement protocol and not in Hyperledger itself? Why can I not just peg XLM to the absolute lowest fiat value? Its not supposed to be scarce if its a settlement solution anyway, its supposed to provide clean value transfer, not value itself
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Huge value in Hyperledger. It's the key to interoperability. Those who are interoperable will see enterprise adoption. Big wins for
@linuxfoundation now and into the future. Sucks for niche shit coins.1 reply 0 retweets 2 likes -
Replying to @WolfOfBlkchain @cryptokiitten and
Maybe in Hyperledger, but why in XLM? Its not a good store of value, its centrally controlled, it has 80% of total supply still locked up somewhere, it has low tx fees, and its a settlement solution = not supposed to be scarce and according to xlm not supposed to lock ppl out
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Replying to @FakkaFranz @WolfOfBlkchain and
My basic point is: Who am I waiting for to buy my stash of xlm, or what will I myself be able to do with it? Granted, thats something ETH sucks at too for the moment, but at least with ETH I am more secure to not get locked out of the network, and to not get unfairly inflated
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Replying to @FakkaFranz @cryptokiitten and
To get interoperability we also need a high speed settlement. Aka a bridge currency that will be needed to settle a payment when IBM world wire (B2B) or
@KodakOne (blckchain app that can actually scale) needs to settle a pymt@carterthomas did a great video on high speed tscs1 reply 0 retweets 1 like -
Replying to @WolfOfBlkchain @cryptokiitten and
I can agree with all of this, but this still doesnt answer why xlm should be a good investment.. Imagine if XLM was pegged to a very low fiat value, and supply was to be inflated, it would not hinder the usecase but might even benefit it. Thats all it does?
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Replying to @FakkaFranz @WolfOfBlkchain and
The problem really is that its centrally controlled and has insane supply lockup. I could be denied usage of the network, my funds can be frozen, I can be tracked, my funds can be inflated, its simply being a good settlement solution.
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Replying to @FakkaFranz @cryptokiitten and
Nope, pure FUD. XLM can't be frozen. This rumour was killed long ago. As much as dislike
@rogerkver &$XRP, I have to give him some credit since even he is willing to research correct the FUD about frozen accounts on XRP. Same goes for XLMhttps://unhashed.com/cryptocurrency-news/can-xrp-be-frozen-ripples-cto-corrects-roger-ver/ …1 reply 0 retweets 1 like
dat $NEO tho
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