/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>22773271
Chainlink is the Cardano of ERC-20

>>22773271
Shhh! I'm still accumulating.

because they are slow as F. Still no smart contracts after 3 years+ of building lmao..

>>22773271
its litecoin to xrps btc

>>22773271
they want to accumulate more, its going ballistic with the next 15 months

>>22773271
Because everyone on biz is looking for short term gains

>>22774694
short term as in in this lifetime

Because it's shit.

>>22773759
>Shhh! I'm still accumulating.

Bagholdes song since 2018 top

Charles Hoskinson is a boss you just have to trust the man he knows how to lead a pack

>>22774923

>>22773271
it has been in a downtrend for more than 90% of its life. Why would you buy this? Dont average down into fucking downtrends, and you are literally better than the majority of investors right there.

>>22774985
>he doesn't know that ETH is garbage and ETH 2.0 is YEARS away and Cardano will run it all shortly.

Stay poor faggot.

charles hoskinson is possibly the biggest fraud in crypto

>>22773271
its gay

>>22775111
there are like 3 coins that manage to do this, bitcoin, chainlink, and binance coin

>>22774266
This shit takes time, Anon. It's not something like HEX, which I like, btw. Cardano is an ambitious project and by that, the team will be in the process of figuring shit out for a while.

>>22773271
Because NEC (Nectar) exists and ADA is needless and ovepriced?

>>22774735
kek

As there is no real adoption yet of blockchains the speculation is what drives the market and hype is the strongest force. Eventually, when blockchains are more mainstream ADA might be the talking piece due to actually having a strategy to solve problems and gain wide adoption.

because they want to achieve everything smart contracts, store of value, oracle when there are already really good projects that do these things and specialise. You want a plumber you hire a plumber not a Mexican

>>22773271
what is there to talk about?

>>22776812
I think charles is kinda smart
but he made a mistake in my opinion
I think haskell is a degenerate language made by perfectionist scholars who don't like working products, they like to endlessly get development and research grants and live off theory
the language is fine, the problem is the haskell devs are a bunch of idiots

>>22776994
https://youtu.be/0_0GdDkPRxM

>>22773271
Because this isn’t Reddit

>>22777037
Nice, hits the nail on the head.

Cardano is going to rule the roost one day in the not so distant future

>>22773759
This

>>22777037
you just proved my point
they had an idea and Haskell is just a complete circlejerk of theorywankers
that's why his project is lagging so much
it was a huge mistake

>>22778852
did you ever code in haskell?

>>22773271
is it true that hoskinson is not the CEO anymore?

Dot made ada obsolete.

The failure of cardano pleases me

>>22775434
Who will ever build anything in haskell or in that retarded invented plutus language? Devs are not retards and want something that will nake their lives simple, not miserable. Hoskinson is a scammer, can't dev anything, doesn't know anything about the market and all he does is travel like a fucking s.o.y. tourist. I feel sorry for you. Cardano is garbage. Never delivered a smartcontract. Ethereum already won. Not even ETC community wants to deal with him. Sage.

>>22777037
damn, based if you know anything about programming. i trust these devs more than the eth javascript noobs.

>>22780538
> eth javascript noobs
Hoskinson has never worked in his life though. Just an academic who made a living selling crypto tokens. Nobody in the real world is using Haskell and you can't find anyone who wants to use it. First you need to learn it, it's obtuse to use and it's unproductive as hell. Everyone knows Javascript/python and solidity/vyper are based on them. That's one of the reasons why you have thousands of scammers to come on board and build shit on them right away.

>>22773271
Always do the opposite of what /biz/ says.

>>22780742
i agree that hoskinson himself couldn't program his way out of a paper bag. but it sounds as if there is a team of engineers who know what they are doing because they are building their own libraries. has scammers building shit on top of eth helped it? cardano is a long-term play it seems.

>>22780742
That's why he isn't a programmer for the project, you fucking dolt. He knows the concepts and is good at explaining them, but he hires much better programmers than himself to implement them.

Avalanche + Cardano partnership in the works.
Next Coinbase listing too.

>>22781044
> much better programmers

>>22780357
You win the FUD bingo! Yay!
You get to not be retarded for the day! Yippee!
Smart contracts out soon.
Where ETH? Oh yeah, it's blocked up with shit and forcing people to pay ridiculous fees.
Still, ETH 2.0 out in the next 10 years! Yay!

>>22781158
You know left was fired, right? They're both scum and deserve the rope, but it doesn't mean they can't program. Charles is a lolbertarian so don't expect him to hire non-degenerates when the space is filled with degenerates.

>>22773271
Vaporware

>>22781247
Had a massive update a month ago to enable staking and smart contracts coming at the end of the year. Try harder.

>>22781211
The fees are high because eth is congested with so many protocols being developed in it's platform. I'm sure cardano is much faster, since the only other coin that ever tried to build in ir, traxos, was rekted after waiting more than 3 years for smartcontracts, still not delivered. Did Charles already announced that there will be another delay in the roadmap to deliver Goguen? You guys will be out of the next bull run. Nobody wants another feathercoin.

>>22781220
Not an excuse. You should expect to find many weird things hidden in this blockchain. They had time to screw it.

>>22780811
>has scammers building shit on top of eth helped it?
Yes.

>>22781846
Yeah, you're actually right about that.

>>22773271
Kept promising took years too deliver

>>22781956
Adalets are too busy synching wallets to notice it's been 3 years and no smartcontracts. Imagine holding a "3rd generation coin" that's not even listed in metamask.

>>22782062

>>22782088
kek haven’t seen that one in a while

>>22780811
>>22781044
The point is there is practically NOBODY in the world using Haskell. There are no Haskell programmers. There are no programmers who want to learn Haskell. There are no programmers who want to write/build anything in Haskell. This is why Cardano doesn't have smart contracts after working on this shit for 5 years. This is also why even if they eventually get smart contracts nobody will be building anything on top of it. If Charles Hoskinson had actually worked in the real world and built stuff he would have known this and avoided Haskell but he's a smug cocky piece of shit who thought he was building something superior.

As someone who's running 10 stake pools on cardano atm. All I can say is, this is an amazing project. Me and my team has in the past had our own eth mining operation, it was profitable but we abandoned that shit a while back, we spent a great deal of time trying to keep everything working. I had so many sleepless nights when it came to eth mining.

Looks guys, this board introduced me to crypto and thanks to your folks I am now financially stable. Do yourself a favour and go buy some cardano today, this is an amazing project and things are really different here, things are super stable, all 10 of my nodes are running perfectly without a hiccup for a while now, it almost feels like cheating.

Oh and one more thing, you can be a stake pool operator yourself with just a good internet connection and a rasberry-pi and 510 cardano (around $40 usd) When we ran our eth nodes, the costs were insane.

This shit will change the world.

>>22782231
https://www.quora.com/Which-companies-use-Haskell?share=1

https://stackshare.io/haskell

I know those scars daddy left are still healing, but its no reason to go around and lie on the internet buddy. Does it make you feel like a big man when you lie?

>>22782062
That's the old wallet.

>>22782278
What are the names of your stake pools?

>>22782361
600 people using Haskell? Wow. Like I said it's a shitty language that nobody uses. It's pretty much dead. Every year Github does a Year in Review report sharing statistics about their programmer community. Check out the "top languages" page and the top growing languages page or just ctrl +f "Haskell" yeah nobody uses or writes anything in this shit. If you are a developer you would know

https://octoverse.github.com/

>>22782278
thanks anon for the info. any more specific resources on starting your own stake pool? seems like a fun hobby/side project to make a bit of money.

>>22782278
I mean I take no sides but you know shit is running smooth because theres literally nothing on top of it?
Its like 2017 when literally btc carbon copy forks claimed they are faster than btc while they had 3 transactions per day

>>22782278
Any tips for someone starting from scratch, who desires to run a pool?