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Title: Coins with Smart Contract Capability Post by: rommelzkie on October 05, 2017, 05:49:37 AM Hello,
I would like to ask for the list of all Coin with smart contract capability like Ethereum NEO Waves Thanks for sharing. Title: Re: Coins with Smart Contract Capability Post by: adam1230 on October 05, 2017, 06:29:36 AM I know that Waves dont have smart contract capability. Maybe end of 2017 they are going to make this but for now its not supported.
You can create tokens but not in smart contracts. you can check ark too. Title: Re: Coins with Smart Contract Capability Post by: RoommateAgreement on October 05, 2017, 06:51:23 AM with the activation of SegWit and all the things it opened up there will be capability of creating smart contracts on bitcoin and by extension it will also be a possibility on other altcoins that are based on bitcoin and also have SegWit activated. coins such as Litecoin for example are going to be in that group.
you can check the currently active project called RootStock (RSK) which is smart contracts for bitcoin. here is a link: www.rsk.co Title: Re: Coins with Smart Contract Capability Post by: First.Bitcoins on October 05, 2017, 01:11:34 PM with the activation of SegWit and all the things it opened up there will be capability of creating smart contracts on bitcoin and by extension it will also be a possibility on other altcoins that are based on bitcoin and also have SegWit activated. coins such as Litecoin for example are going to be in that group. ArtByte is in the SegWit activation period, and lays out plans in its roadmap to use new SegWit enabled technologies like MAST for smart contract implementation. You can follow ArtByte's SegWit implementation here: http://www.artbyte.me/segwitcsv-progress-tracker/ Title: Re: Coins with Smart Contract Capability Post by: e-coinomist on October 05, 2017, 01:39:08 PM One requirement has been continuous time marks. All Blockchains can provide that. I would like to know how far non-Blockchain based ones can do. Lisk as an example, or wait ... they are DPos or something, but still block arriving after block in a linear order.
Right, LSK Lisk missing in your list. Features JS as a contract language, could have some reach amongst casual programmers. Title: Re: Coins with Smart Contract Capability Post by: innoachukwu on October 06, 2017, 12:37:29 PM I also heard that NEM has such feature.
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