Most people believe in Eth, I would like it to be not in vain. I'm looking for an answer whether it is possible to modernize the blockchain so as to have a very large number of transactions in minimum time and with a minimum price? What is happening now does not meet the needs of the crypto community today.
Forks occur specifically for this, but themselves the currencies can not be changed, alas. |
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Why would anyone consider opening a business if they know it's going to be unprofitable. It defies logic.
gosh... i mean If start business is non-profit in your country, then better to start it in other countries. But in other situation better to stay at home. What do you mean "non-profit"? Could you please provide an example? I mean if you started a business but it will be like church or etc, then maybe better start it in other countries? where it will be a profitable business. |
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Any update on the testing
How soon will we back mining ?
24 hours of testing are passed. Results are good. Some little improvements are in progress. Hardfork will be there soon. soon? how long does it take to wait? |
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Aside from blunt corruption, some of the regulations put in place by governments are just absurd and counterproductive. I guess that's one of the reasons cryptocurrencies are this popular.
Also, if something is unprofitable, it's irrelevant where you technically opened up your business.
lol what if it is technically unprofitable to open a business? I'm mean this. Why would anyone consider opening a business if they know it's going to be unprofitable. It defies logic. gosh... i mean if you start a non-profit business in your country, then better to start it in other countries. But in other situation better to stay at home. |
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Yes! That's actually what I mean. But with second one nope. Maybe in corrupted countries it is how deals makes, but if we started bussines in EU etc it is not like that. Because you going to jail one day.
If by corrupt countries you mean USA, then yea. Thing is you want to make a legitimate business, too much taxation means you have to spend more time and money just to get it on track. It's easier to just open up abroad. I did not mean the US, I mean country like Russia. They are easy to start a business, but here a lot of corruption. But yes, there are countries from which it is worth running and starting a business elsewhere. But this is not only because of the laws, it may just be unprofitable at all. Aside from blunt corruption, some of the regulations put in place by governments are just absurd and counterproductive. I guess that's one of the reasons cryptocurrencies are this popular. Also, if something is unprofitable, it's irrelevant where you technically opened up your business. lol what if it is technically unprofitable to open a business? I'm mean this. |
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Yes! That's actually what I mean. But with second one nope. Maybe in corrupted countries it is how deals makes, but if we started bussines in EU etc it is not like that. Because you going to jail one day.
If by corrupt countries you mean USA, then yea. Thing is you want to make a legitimate business, too much taxation means you have to spend more time and money just to get it on track. It's easier to just open up abroad. I did not mean the US, I mean country like Russia. They are easy to start a business, but here a lot of corruption. But yes, there are countries from which it is worth running and starting a business elsewhere. But this is not only because of the laws, it may just be unprofitable at all. |
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Why is this project is not that busy yet?
it's not their goal  |
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Oh, you are right, my mistake, i guess I has mixed up something in my mind. But now it is a question for me which country has the most loyalty law?
We can not say for sure, just because it's easier to say who is worse than to choose the best. In any country, you can and should do business, if you mean it. The easiest way to start a business is in the country where you live, the laws don't matter then. Also, it is best to choose countries with developing economies, for example, Vietnam. It is easier to start a business in a country you live in only because you know how things work in this particular country and have connections. As far as I know, people still are trying to get away from the laws and unnecessary red tape by opening a business in countries that are more open to such idea. Yes! That's actually what I mean. But with second one nope. Maybe in corrupted countries it is how deals makes, but if we started bussines in EU etc it is not like that. Because you going to jail one day. |
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it is also a sort of a "hodgepodge" type earning crypto. Is not it better to choose one thing and bring it to perfection?
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Because the laws in the US are very strict and if you do not pay taxes than any activity with cryptocurrencies or finances is outlawed. It seems I already talked about it somewhere there. Seach.
Oh, thanks, i will. I don't know actually why but i have always thought that USes law is one of the most loyal law, isn't it? Whaat??? Who told you this bullshit? For business, work and especial finances there are very complicated laws. There are advantages in this, of course, but this is not loyalty at all. Oh, you are right, my mistake, i guess I has mixed up something in my mind. But now it is a question for me which country has the most loyalty law? We can not say for sure, just because it's easier to say who is worse than to choose the best. In any country, you can and should do business, if you mean it. The easiest way to start a business is in the country where you live, the laws don't matter then. Also, it is best to choose countries with developing economies, for example, Vietnam. |
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where is updates???  |
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this is logical because in the US very difficult with this. other projects are working for the whole world, when other just try not to work in the United States. it's like a catch-22.
Why are some companies trying not to work in the US? Because the laws in the US are very strict and if you do not pay taxes than any activity with cryptocurrencies or finances is outlawed. It seems I already talked about it somewhere there. Seach. Oh, thanks, i will. I don't know actually why but i have always thought that USes law is one of the most loyal law, isn't it? Whaat??? Who told you this bullshit? For business, work and especial finances there are very complicated laws. There are advantages in this, of course, but this is not loyalty at all. |
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You say that social proof is an in-built mechanism within all of us but are you sure that people and their behavior can be counted in such matters?  Absolutely. We see and use social proof psychology every day and all around us, in business, marketing, why not in insurance. Even for example, if you have a choice between a restaurant that is full or restaurant that is empty - which one do you choose? We are sure of that, that's why we started with this idea and developing the project. There's also a patent you can check http://www.freepatentsonline.com/y2017/0243298.html. you should understand that the restaurant and insurance are a bit different and it is worthwhile to conduct experiments and observations before using such knowledge. |
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it is something that everyone should strive for. blockchain not only makes everything easier but also do it safer. this will help to avoid many of the problems with which we become stuck now. it would be a huge addition to everything. btw smart contracts make bets safe for both sides. also, this excludes fraud.
Fair enough. Although, I thought the implementation wouldn't be US-only. The worldwide gambling industry, excluding the US, would look really obsolete. this is logical because in the US very difficult with this. other projects are working for the whole world, when other just try not to work in the United States. it's like a catch-22. Why are some companies trying not to work in the US? Because the laws in the US are very strict and if you do not pay taxes than any activity with cryptocurrencies or finances is outlawed. It seems I already talked about it somewhere there. Seach. |
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what's the point of doing a currency that works with an incomprehensible bank? I would not trust this. and why should a bank have a cryptocurrency? unclear.
We are building a regulated bank for the blockchain era, which means that it will be a digital bank with traditional banking services (e.g., giving out loans, IBAN accounts, payment cards and payment processing) and will support both cryptocurrencies and fiat currencies. However, for Bankera, crypto comes first. Therefore, innovative solutions such as taking cryptoassets as collateral for loans will be offered. We will offer loans and deposits to allow its clients to get interest rates on their holdings or to borrow at a preferable rate. Hope that helps  And it is first ever done in cryptospace,becouse gradually will be more added,we will have run on BNK Finally no hype Are you sure about that?  |
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What about countries like China? Countries that are reluctant to change such as China, though they have a vast market. I wonder how projects deal with them so that they don't get themselves into an aforementioned vicious cycle.
it is not entirely correct to think that China is reluctant to change. the government simply does not know how to protect its market from such a huge financial leak. BUT it's literally the same as the US does too. Only the US does not have such problems as China and it has other opportunities, for example, they have launched futures. Will China be able to do this? Most likely not. Of course, each country has its own obstacles to overcome in order to get a properly functioning economy. The way I see it if the US and China get behind this new idea more countries would follow. Embracing the change is one of the best ways to stay relevant and this isn't limited to bigger countries. every country has its own vector. launching futures will greatly change the world of bitcoin and I hope that many other exchanges will follow it because I would buy such a futures. if we started about China, that I do not even know. it seems to me, it would have to find more benefits and not just chop off the channel or etc |
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this is logical because in the US very difficult with this. other projects are working for the whole world, when other just try not to work in the United States. it's like a catch-22.
What about countries like China? Countries that are reluctant to change such as China, though they have a vast market. I wonder how projects deal with them so that they don't get themselves into an aforementioned vicious cycle. it is not entirely correct to think that China is reluctant to change. the government simply does not know how to protect its market from such a huge financial leak. BUT it's literally the same as the US does too. Only the US does not have such problems as China and it has other opportunities, for example, they have launched futures. Will China be able to do this? Most likely not. |
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it would be convenient if each window in the roadmap can be opened and there were details of this stage and some forecasts, maybe.
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Xwin recently posted:
"Very soon the American gambling industry is going to run entirely on the blockchain."
What do you think guys?
it is something that everyone should strive for. blockchain not only makes everything easier but also do it safer. this will help to avoid many of the problems with which we become stuck now. it would be a huge addition to everything. btw smart contracts make bets safe for both sides. also, this excludes fraud. Fair enough. Although, I thought the implementation wouldn't be US-only. The worldwide gambling industry, excluding the US, would look really obsolete. this is logical because in the US very difficult with this. other projects are working for the whole world, when other just try not to work in the United States. it's like a catch-22. |
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