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Smart people don't just learn from their mistakes. No. The really smart ones actually learn from watching the mistakes of others. And then there's Charles Hoskinson. Making another algorithmic stablecoin. It'll be enjoyable watching him suffer for this.

>>50001860
To be fair, there is one hell of a fud campaign going against it and also someone is clearly shorting the fuck out of it for dear life. Think we all know who is behind it

>>30271212
>He fell for the FUD

>yfw you bought ADA and read IOTA smart contract specs

>Feeless smart contracts!
>Scalable, no network congestion
>Each smart contract is a "Blockchain on top of the Tangle"
>Mint your own tokens withing your SC! You can build a fully functional ETH on the Tangle!
>Mint NFTs and Digital Assets (also feeless!)
>Run the smart contract in a trusted environment (for free) or pay others to run it decentralized (base-layer feeless, node-service can be offered by anyone)

Guys, the Etherium-killer has arrived. Cant get cheaper than feeless. Cant scale better than L2 on top of the Tangle. Cant have more functions than being Turing-complete.

https://blog.iota.org/iota-smart-contracts-protocol-alpha-release/

>>30163333

>>30130870
no payouts or anything? only governance?

I've yet to see a single dev-oriented person or team talking positively about or showing professional interest in Cardano.

Polkadot made sense because Gavin actually created Solidity and has major credibility with devs and has successfully onboarded a lot of devs to start building projects.
Binance Chain, in its own stupid way, made sense because major CEX washtrading volume and cheap unregulated copypasted rugpull casino.
Hell even XRP made sense because of the banking focus and corporate tier scam marketing.

Cardano however is a complete mystery. It's currently pure vaporware, but even after, there's no indication it won't be anything but yet another ghost chain.
And even in the realm of failure ghostchains, plenty of them have made tiny progress in the shadow of ethereum: Hedera onboarded big enterprises as validators, AVAX was designed around eth bridge, FTM has some third world governments adoption, ALGO has real credibility in the banking sector...

Cardano has literally nothing. All it has going for it is reddit tier retail bagholders, and its CEO desperately tweeting at Musk and Lindsay Lohan for attention. All he does all day is stream on youtube where his narcissism is on full display to anyone with half a brain. He's literally just a white Justin Sun at this point.

There's a complete disconnect between the retail bagholders getting their info from youtube streams, and the reality of development teams and enterprise interest.

>>29949776
How do I look, anon?

Behold, the technical genius behind Cardano:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O77yyh18lEg

i desperately wanna get fucked but i don't wanna cum which is the opposite of how i usually am. normally i just want to jump to the orgasm and get it over with

What i've learned from life is that if someone looks like a fucking DND GM then chances are he is actually a fucking genius and will bring a shitload of cash

look at Gates or Musk. Those fucks looked like they would've have payed for pussy in college.

these autists are money makers

Why is it such a personality cult?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O77yyh18lEg

>>29386135
I think about this all the time

How will he make a crypto that's both decentralized and cheap at the same time?

>"We must give Africans financial independence!"
>goes to Africa
>dies

>goes to Africa
>dies
>cardano dies with him
>everyone left holding bags of worthless shit