you're assuming you can exchange the failed tokens for a good price? who would be the buyers of these failed tokens when you want to sell?
the moment they fail, their price on the market would immediately drop to zero.
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#OST let's comanies of any size and any technical sophistication do it easy peasy (like said; in literally 10min I was up and running). That makes sense for businesses. It's hassle free, doesn't require recourses like blockchain developers and costs less. -
1/ Let me ask you this, do you agree with this? Do you really not see a problem with a future where there're a zillion tokens?https://twitter.com/hugohanoi/status/976601990078713856 …
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2/ You need to solve the centralization problem- OST cannot be a single point of failure if it's really to be used by many people/services.
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3/ I was going to type something but it's 3AM, my brain has stopped functioning & I need to go to bed
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I really enjoyed the discourse! Thank you
I believe that blockhain nor it's assets will ever be a 'one purpose fits all' type of deal and why should it?
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We can agree on them both having a different use case, goal and market! You stated: " I never understood why companies cannot build so-called "tokenized services" directly on top of established tokens such as BTC" And I gave you a very good reasons why: #1 being: The difficulty
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Nevermind the regulatory and legal burdens..
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