/biz/ - Business & Finance

I am calling it. The hype which is going to catch on are DAGs. Neither plebs or /biz/ collectively decided to pump NANO to +400%. That does not happen in a bear market unless some bigger actors are at play. I doubt that NANO is an outlier, we can confirm this once we see similar gains on IOTA - OYSTER - BYTEBALL or any other significantly important DAG.

> b-but dags are flawed/broken/*

It really does not matter whether the tech behind Dags are inferior to a Blockchains (up to debate anyways). What matters is what large actors can sell. Cardano made it to $12b capitalization with only a little more than just a whitepaper. That alone should be proof enough that tech is irrelevant to the market. Tech performs as flawlessly at 0.001$ as 1000$, the only limiting factor being scaling.

Watch ((them)) pump all the DAGs and sell them back to the plebs under the rouse of Crypto 4.0

An emerging market within Crypto:

>DAGS

keep an eye on all of them.
NANO likely wasn't an outlier.

I am only a simple man, with disposable income and 190k in Crypto.
Divided over all the dags. It has blessed me well.

I found an interesting DAGchain coin, Azerium. Azerium uses a different solution for untraceable payments. I'm not sure if, it will be using ring signatures like the CryptoNote protocol. A whitepaper has yet to be, published. This is a Tangle coin I'm looking forward to: no ico, no asking for donations, detailed forum post. Azeruims method of distribution, is still being decided.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2706313.0

>>2927292
DAG looks like pic related. Most blockchains use a nondirected graph, in which all nodes are verifying each other, instead of this one-way graph. Both methods prevent a central authority.

What do you think about a Bitcoin/Litecoin fork using DaggerHashimoto as its PoW?

Simple, proven coin
Highly optimized GPU miners available
Democratic mining

DogeDagger?
DogeHashimoto?