I do not consider increasing blocks a good solution. It does not scale while the negative consequences for decentralisation are unclear. Since Bitcoin’s only true value lies in ‘decentralisation’, I support not hastily moving away from this core concept just to solve a current - perceived as immediate - issue. There is too much at stake.
TenX showed that they can deliver. And their app is already up and running including ETH wallets. So when they worked out the thing with their new card provider, we're off again.
Whatever it is, I am not investing in IOTA unless it goes below $1 again. Too much Alpha tech right now. I may revise my stance if new software is released though.
People say all kinds of things about DeepOnion, but the creative people are there and contribute their thing. I can only imagine where Byteball could go if similar input of very talented supporters would be used to further the Byteball project.
Hey guys, I found the next Bitcoin 2.0! It was hiding in plain sight. As you can plainly see from the chart, its exploding growth and clear popularity should have it overtaking Bitcoin worldwide within the next week or so...
First, NEXT.Exhange needs to launch. Their cautiously communicated launch dates have been postponed a few times already, so keep the option open that it could take another 2-4 weeks.
A summary of the TenX Livestream update: * Wavecrest is done - card will no longer work * TenX can now focus 100% on new card (was already in the works) * anyone with a Wavecrest card will get a replacement card (when ready) * withdrawals available Monday evening Singapore time * update on Token PAY structure expected Tuesday