Also, you seemed to miss my point (though it was stated subtly, I'll admit) that the gain in efficiency will pay for those upgrades--most companies have no qulams about spending <$1 (or any amount) if it pays them back over time in efficiency/profit margin. If IOTA secures their data streams and allows them to sell data that would otherwsie be useless, and do so without a fee--yes, companies will gladly change to ternary chips. Do you think Bosch, Fujitsu and VW don't know that IOTA is designed for ternary? I'm pretty sure their research goes beyond a good day spent on google--though some are better than others in that regard.
Hello, please... trillions of dollars/eur is not a joke, for any company. Also the data marketplace is available for evryone Example: In my house there are three smart Bosh Iot devices or sensors. I can sell the data of that sensors in the IOTA market, not Bosh. The DATA produced by that sensors are MINE, not of Bosh. SO HOW DO YOU THINK COMPANIES WILL REVENUE FROM DATA MARKETPLACE?
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Are you excpecting a price per coin of 360$ ? Are you sure? Based on what? Even if IOT would adopt IOTA tecno (A BIG IF and A BIG BET) how can you esxpect a price like that WITH 2 BILLLIONS TOKENS? You do know that the IOT is estimated to become 10-35 trillion over the coming decades? Thinking that the protocol layer handling it would get 10% of the low ball figure--and given that crypto's values are way higher than what they perform in actual usecases, my figure is pretty conservative. Not sure why everyone gets fixated on issued coins when that figure is relative to the amount of marketcap, which in turn is relative to the use case, which is relative to things like first mover advantage, and so on... The current IOT devices are BINARY DO YOU THINK the entire world will change because IOTA is ternary? That guy has explained very well that ternary trit cause overload on binary processors, and a wasteful of energy for BINARY hardwares to adapt to the signals sent from the ternary devices. Also read up this, I have searched on internet ''In which markets are we going to see IOTA?'' Look at all the answers, ahahahah they 'll make uou laugh... no one has been able to give a good use-case of IOTA ahahaha read up and laugh https://www.reddit.com/r/Iota/comments/7npf1f/what_are_iota_real_life_use_cases/LAST BUT NOT THE LEAST, REMEMBER THE CURL VULNERABILITY ,. whcih devs said ''We want to protect the code from copy past''... so I am asking WHY DON'T the devs make the source code closed instead of letting curl vulnerabilities in the code? . You do realize that IOTA is in BETA (but still manages to process millions of dollars without a single fee), so usecases are being developed. If you can make the same claim after IOTA is production ready, you'd actually have a valid criticism--though given how many developers and corporations are working on IOTA POCs, it seems doubtful that your early criticism will last to when it matters. As far as ternary, IOT devices need to be as efficient as possible, ternary is more efficient than binary. AFAIK, JINN processors are going to be <$1, so it is not going to be cost prohibitive (especially given improved efficiency) for corporations and countries to install new sensors or upgrade their current ones. Most decisions the IOTA devs make are in mind of the small power footprint of these devices. I feel like people who are criticizing ternary are blind to JINN or how IOT devices need to use as little power as possible, but it may be a willful blindness. I'll wait for the third party evaluation of curl-p to see who was right about its security risks/non-risks. CFB/BCNext did put similar measures in NXT, so it is not without precedent (however unpopular it may be). Aahahah JIN 1$ to upgrade existing devices to the ternary devices ahahaha There are a lot of devices (trillions) using binary hardware, 1$ for upgrading each device, make the math ahahahha In your opinion companies will pay trillions to upgrade their devices to TERNARY ahahahahahah You made the wrong investment just admit it.
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Are you excpecting a price per coin of 360$ ? Are you sure? Based on what? Even if IOT would adopt IOTA tecno (A BIG IF and A BIG BET) how can you esxpect a price like that WITH 2 BILLLIONS TOKENS? You do know that the IOT is estimated to become 10-35 trillion over the coming decades? Thinking that the protocol layer handling it would get 10% of the low ball figure--and given that crypto's values are way higher than what they perform in actual usecases, my figure is pretty conservative. Not sure why everyone gets fixated on issued coins when that figure is relative to the amount of marketcap, which in turn is relative to the use case, which is relative to things like first mover advantage, and so on... The current IOT devices are BINARY DO YOU THINK the entire world will change because IOTA is ternary? That guy has explained very well that ternary trit cause overload on binary processors, and a wasteful of energy for BINARY hardwares to adapt to the signals sent from the ternary devices. Also read up this, I have searched on internet ''In which markets are we going to see IOTA?'' Look at all the answers, ahahahah they 'll make uou laugh... no one has been able to give a good use-case of IOTA ahahaha read up and laugh https://www.reddit.com/r/Iota/comments/7npf1f/what_are_iota_real_life_use_cases/LAST BUT NOT THE LEAST remember the Curl vulnerability .. the devs said ''We want to protectthe code from copy past''... so I am asking why don't the devs make the source code closed instead of letting curl vulnerabilities in the code?
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I have lost a lot of money with this coin
Bought at 78 cent
DEVs, try to make a better graphic for the platform
I tried once trading and the grafic was clearly NOT USER FRIENDLY
HOW CAN YOU ATTRACT NORMIES AND TRADERS TO YOUR PLATFORM IF YOU DON'T MAKE IT ''APPEALING'' AND USER FRIENDLY?
LEARN A LITTLE BIT OF MARKETING, SIR.
AND try to market your product and make also OFF LINE SEO.
NO ONE one knows about SPECTRE
It has been passed 10 months, still no one trades on this platform, where do we want go?
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Are you excpecting a price per coin of 360$ ? Are you sure? Based on what? Even if IOT would adopt IOTA tecno (A BIG IF and A BIG BET) how can you esxpect a price like that WITH 2 BILLLIONS TOKENS?
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This guy talks about IOTA, concerns and ternary processor https://hackernoon.com/why-i-find-iota-deeply-alarming-934f1908194bhttps://hackernoon.com/iota-the-currency-of-skynet-281b6abaec5One of the first things you learn on investigating Iota further is that it uses balanced ternary, a numeral system with 3 digits, -1, 0 and 1. The authors have various arguments as to why they made this decision, but they come down to two main ones: Ternary processors are theoretically more efficient than binary processors. Certain mathematical constructs are more cleanly represented in balanced ternary. Unfortunately, neither of these are relevant in a practical system. Iota is by necessity built to run on existing hardware, which is exclusively binary, as are the communication networks it uses. As a result, all of its internal ternary notation has to be encapsulated in binary, resulting in significant storage and computational overhead. Math must either be performed on individual ‘trits’ or first converted from binary-wrapped-ternary encoding into the machine’s native number representation, and back again afterwards — in either case imposing a large computational overhead. Likewise, the theoretical benefits of a balanced ternary notation, such as not needing a sign bit, are more than outweighed by the practical disadvantages, since every processor Iota will run on is already equipped to perform math on twos-complement numbers, but requires software emulation to operate on balanced ternary. This combination of not invented here syndrome and the Dunning-Kruger effect has led to a situation where the authors of Iota have decided that their affection for the tidyness of balanced ternary must outweigh all practical considerations in system design, and leads to a syst
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why do the price should increase? What's your point of wiev? Only because of speculation? From where will come the demand for this coin? From nerds? Not from the avearege joe
There is not a wallet for IOTA yet, i don't feel safe without having them on my hardware wallet. In fact, i do not hold any coins that can not be in a hardware wallet. If they have other protocol, i don't storage them because of my own safety. IOTA a coin which doesn't even get a wallet after 4 years of development
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why do the price should increase? What's your point of wiev? Only because of speculation? From where will come the demand for this coin? From nerds? Not from the avearege joe
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The network doesn't work at the moment without coordinator, So this is a big bet with an high risk of losing all the money if the tecnology won't work. Also Hashgraph has its tangle tecnology which could be a better competitor, also beacause a lot of big Companies have invested in Hasgraph. IOTA has a 2 billions coins... ahaha even if it succeeded where do you think the price can go? Aahah 5$ Are you buying or something? You seem real anxious to throw any shit against the wall you can. But if we're being honest, I'd rather bet with Bosch and against a guy who doesn't even know what a node is. My long term outlook is a trillion in marketcap (~360). That would be indicative that they reached their goal of becoming the protocol layer of the IOT--in fact, that's likely low if that goal is reached. It may crash and burn, but you're not going to find a better value proposition in crypto (at least not near term*). *This obviously counts out small cap pump and dumps. I have bought IOTA at 35 cent, sold at 1$ and I am thinking about buying again but with a larger stake. Obviously based on all I have red on internet about this project I don't feel so confident why do the price should increase? What's your point of wiev? Only because of speculation? From where will come the demand for this coin? From nerds? Not from the avearege joe
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why do the price should increase? What's your point of wiev? Only because of speculation? From where will come the demand for this coin? From nerds? Not from the avearege joe
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This is absolutely an impossible project. No doubt it is not. Its future is bright, because their services are useful to everyone in the world.
Hello can I ask somenthing? How will Amazon Webservice, Microsoft behave themselves when they will see a competitor like RLC? As seen that ''Distribuited computation'' will be cheaper than the existing datacenters, how will they behave? Will AMazon build its own distribuited blockchain ledger to compete with RLC and distribuited computers? Amazon the biggest companies in the planet, do you think they will let themselves fu*ck by blockchain RLC solutions?
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The network doesn't work at the moment without coordinator, So this is a big bet with an high risk of losing all the money if the tecnology won't work. Also Hashgraph has its tangle tecnology which could be a better competitor, also beacause a lot of big Companies have invested in Hasgraph. IOTA has a 2 billions coins... ahaha even if it succeeded where do you think the price can go? Aahah 5$
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Hello, can we please discuss about price prediction?
If you would hold until 2023 what price do you expect?
Why the price of the coin should increase? An increament of the price is based on supply and demand. What will be the demand of IOTAs if it succeeded?
Why should there be an high demand of IOTA coins?
Please can you answer question (without moderating the querstion)?
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What I like about IOTA is IOTA is much more than a payment system. Companies can adapt the Tangle technology to support their IoT use cases, of course, integrate payment processes, document all transactions at the same time legally compliant and much more. It’s not just that one robot pays certain services to another robot through IOTA. The system also controls the robot when needed.
How will it control the robot? It basically can make feeless data transactions, but how can you control the robot trought IOTA?
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I red that Japan wants to regulate privacy coins in order to avoid tax evasion. How will handle XSH this? I am asking this because it's a privacy coin If xsh will be listed in major Japanese exchanges we all will be millionaire So better ask when xsh will be listed at bittrex or something like. you can't be millionaire if the coin itself doesn't bring somenhing new in to the crypto space So, in order to be millionair the coin itself should compete with Monero bringing to the privacysphere a new method of making private transactions, which should better than the existent privacy methods (Monero, Dash, Verge) If XSH can do this, then yes , investing now will make you a millionaire. If not, it will be another privacy coin like others privacy coins The question is: What does it have XSH more than Monero? Why should it be better than Verge or Monero? When you will ask to this question, you will know how to behave.
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1) Don't invest in buzzwords project.
AI, IOT, Blockchain 3.0, Blockchain of the next generation and so on
Those are all buzzwords made for money grab from nweby during the ICO boom
Thankfully the scammy ICO boom has come to an end and from now you will be able to distinguish the value projects from the scammish
2) Don't invest in Interoperability blockchain
Onather buzzword, used in 2017. A lot of competition
3) Don't invest in decentralized exanges
A lot of competition
4) Don't invest in currency coins
They have no future... no one will send money trought bitcoin because of the volatility of the currency.
5) Don't fell for the store of value.
You can't store value on a currency that loses 70% in 3 months
6) Don't think ''Bitcoin price will increase, HODL''
It's stupid... simply bitcoin will be more stable in the future
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Maybe you're right. Now I'm following only one project, which is dedicated to the artificial intelligence, it's a pity that many do not believe in this industry.
artificial intelligence in crypto is a buzzword, don't fall for those traps invest on smart contracts platforms
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I red that Japan wants to regulate privacy coins in order to avoid tax evasion. How will handle XSH this? I am asking this because it's a privacy coin
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this dumb assertion by copy/pasting BTC and ETH wallets--actual new technologies can't do this, so it's a backwards indicator for many speculators).
What do you think about IOTA full-node? I have heard about them but I still can't figure out why we are going to need them? Basically IOTA is POWless so why there is the need of running some Full nodes? Miners do POW--IOTA doesn't have miners--though there is a trivial amount of POW that's done at the time of a tx. Nodes are the ones communicating the data. If you are using a wallet, you have to connect to a node to interact with the network. AFAIK, every computer network has nodes. I have heard IOTA full nodes and swarm nodes I am just asking to you what are they, cause I can't find a detailed answer in internet I have to say that the tecnlogy is fascinating tought. I can see IOTA fundation at 40/50$ per coin in 2024 or somenthing near it if the tecnology is ok and worked (IF)
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this dumb assertion by copy/pasting BTC and ETH wallets--actual new technologies can't do this, so it's a backwards indicator for many speculators).
What do you think about IOTA full-node? I have heard about them but I still can't figure out why we are going to need them? Basically IOTA is POWless so why there is the need of running some Full nodes?
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