Are there any blockchain-free cryptocurrencies currently on any exchange?
maidsafe edit: I thought Ripple and Stellar had blockchains?
How does MaidSafe work, by the way?
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Are there any blockchain-free cryptocurrencies currently on any exchange?
maidsafe edit: I thought Ripple and Stellar had blockchains?
How does MaidSafe work, by the way?
Are there any blockchain-free cryptocurrencies currently on any exchange?
IOTA: https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/iota/ Here's the related white paper: https://iota.org/IOTA_Whitepaper.pdf Website is here: https://iota.org
Are there any blockchain-free cryptocurrencies currently on any exchange?
So this is basically a blockchain, but with transactions instead of blocks, and diverging-then-converging graph instead of a linear sequence of blocks (like a real family graph instead of just one-parent-one-child families common in blockchains). Looks nice, what are the problems with the approach? (the paper only lists the benefits).
Are there any blockchain-free cryptocurrencies currently on any exchange?
Yeah, I'm done with this "scientific" tone, this PDF thing and so on. What is in this paper that couldn't be posted as HTML in a web page? How is PDF better compared to that?
The project was inspired by the paper. Which is in fact a real bonafide scientific paper. The kind of publication that has a distribution model based around print. Something that has usually been best served by PDF rather than html.
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Are you trolling? It's a scientific paper.
What makes it "scientific"? The fact that it is a PDF and the impersonal tone?
You are probably thinking of the advertising whitepapers of scammy alt-coins and crypto-tokens. This is actually research.
Are there any blockchain-free cryptocurrencies currently on any exchange?
IOTA: https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/iota/ Here's the related white paper: https://iota.org/IOTA_Whitepaper.pdf Website is here: https://iota.org
Seems to be more promise, hype abd marketing, than what it says on the tin.