Which one is in production, in use since 25h December 2016, traded on several exchanges both decentralized and normal exchanges? Byteball.

Iota is vaporware, big promises and very little delivery. Its not even a dag-coin as it doesnt have consensus algorithm, right now the consensus is made by developers deciding everyones balance in their own notebooks and posting "milestone" db releases.

For IoT - Iota doesnt make sense at all as it uses Proof-of-Work, IoT-devices are optimized to _not_ do any work, they must save energy. Iotas solution/suggestion/big-promise is to design a "jinn" hardware another micro-chip to place on your iot sensor to talk Iota. Lulz, there goes the "no fees" claim, the fees are just hidden in extra costs and integrations - and energy usage.

For someone who actually works with IoT, the whole iota thing is laughable. I chuckle every time I write about it.

Byteball is very suitable for IoT, most chips (look a few pages back I mentioned many and explained more in this, or look through my post history) which today can do TLS (which is https) encryption can also already do Byteball.

Not to mention, that your and others internet-of-things can transact with each others based on smart contracts - you can make trading rules when to sell sensor data and for how much, such logic, in the device, with its own addresses, not just "lets spew it transactions and let a centralized exchange decide who buys and who sells". Lol, I cant stop chuckling about iota, and their poor dev coming in here to shill and fud.

Very sleek site, nice!

Ive also changed my wallets witness from MEJ... from byteball.fr to portabella.

As I predicted, 100 pages back, the witness-forming and community consensus required around those would lead to drama.

portabella has my trust for now, but any even small nasty political acts at all will lead to replacement.

Click on your own bytes address and "Send all" of your bytes to that address. Your wallet has many addresses, but the bot only knows of a few or 1.

You must move your bytes to the address the bot knows, then you receive the blackbytes.

Just click the Chat tab, and then "Accept invite from other device", and paste in the link you find on byteball.org of the transition bot, it is A2WMb6JEIrMhxVk+I0gIIW1vmM3ToKoLkNF8TqUV5UvX@byteball.org/bb#0000 that.

CfB is just jelaous and tries to find weakness in Byteball. When he fails he goes to attack my online persona. Very weak but funny.
 
Is that really all you got?

Not surprising from someone who thought proof of work on an iot chip would ever mske sense. iota worthless scam coin.

Not even a single line.

Iota is basically a scam, or vaporware, very big promises and little deliveries. See latest events where a few people who had bought iotatokens lost them because they failed to "claim" their tokens again.

Byteball is in livenet/production while iota is still developer-preview/beta only, hence consensus is decided by milestone-databases.

lol nice try at derailing again.

Right now iota is not on any exchanges, since you are the consensus algorithm, do you have your notebook and pen ready to scribble which people you are scamming? You keep track of their balances and post it with the next "milestone". How many btc have you stolen due to people not showing up to "claim" the iotatokens they bought from you and thought they owned?

Avoid feeding the troll, look back in the history of this thead, its nothing but FUD lies from CfB the iota scam coin creator. He isnt actually interested in Byteball at all.

Indeed, its major weakness, yet interesting concept. It is not fully centralized to 12 witnesses, as any full node can collect headers-fees, it is only witnesses who collect payload fees. Byteball is decentralized, but not trust-less. It is also possible to run a witness as tor hidden service or even behind i2p.

Laughable, you are only butthurt because I asked uncomfortable questions in your IOTA-thread, then you banned me and started following me around to try to stop me from spreading truth what IOTA actually is, from the perspective of someone who actually works with IoT.

Also, your trolling and Byteball FUD is terrible and has been "exposed" by others as well.

I translate your messages to, "butthurt", and enviousness, do you even have a job?

LOL.

Iota as designed will never be secure, no matter how much hashpower you throw at it, will never be done with milestones and "claim" your tokens to actually own them, again.

Besides, proof-of-work, hashpower, on internet-of-things devices. Right. I mean, really, congratulations CfB you are master scammer who fooled many many naive people who know nothing of IoT.

Let me see, it is May, the fifth month, of 2017. Can a person trade iotatokens on exchanges and is the consensus of Iota decided by its consensus-algorithm and not "milestone" databases posted by its developers?

Byteball is on bittrex, changelly, bitsquare to name a few.

I am truly sorry you have invested too much into Iotatoken to not be willing to see/comprehend the inherent incompatibility and oyxmoron of "proof-of-work" designed for devices, devices which are optimized to do as little work as possible.

Iota is as spectacular and big as its promises and failure to deliver anything of value.

No, as described in this threads paper, ethereum has nothing to do with a DAGcoin, while Byteball is the First functional DAG coin.

Your argumentation by pictures, brings you to wrong conclusions.

I see in the IOTA thread your scam has born fruit to you, people are saying the "iota tokens" they bought from you are not actually "valid" anymore because they didnt "claim" them.

You do not have the first DAG coin, but you are running one of many scam coins.

You keep spamming that image.

The best image of Byteball is this, an actual DAG.


Byteball is the first DAG-coin, the first! The first IoT coin, and the first on exchanges and actual use in livenet.

Sounds like bullshit, you didnt even know what IoT is. You thought a raspbery pi was an IoT device. 

Have you looked at https://byteball.org what is your opinion on that?

It chose to be decentralized but not trust-less, and let the witnesses take the fees.

By the way, IOTA as claimed is for "Internet of Things", and they use Proof-of-Work.

Let me remind you, as someone who actually works on micro controllers at a big enterprise on IoT producst:

Most IoT chips are supposed to be run on batteries, on 3.3V down to 6mAh. Yes, that is right, the latest BLE chips actually use a full 6mAh when radio is on full power and CPU on hard work mode.

Can you imagine how much "Proof-of-Work" such a device can accomplish? Yes, NONE, nada, zilch. It struggles to maintain an TLS connection. DTLS is what people use as https is too heavy. And why? Because you cant ask your customers go around replacing your batteries every year.

And these guys come in here with their IOTAcoin and claim, the stupid devices will somehow magically perform a Proof-of-Working / wasting electricity, in order to transact?! What the fuck.

So in short, iotacoin is not for IoT. Proof-of-Work does not mix with devices which try to do no work!

The only good coin for IoT is Byteball - the cost of sending a transaction/receiving/subscribing to an address - is similar to cost of doing TLS.

You can do that simpler than you think, create a private asset - see the example script. Other people have already created their own both private and public assets. Then to distribute it, just send it to every address which you have seen in the DAG database like what the explorer.byteball.org sees. No need for smart contracts. But you could run a transition bot if you wanted to more fairly distribute your asset according to interest.

Not similar, Iota is shit and vaporware, and this is actually working and on exchanges.

Aside from that, Iota tries to be a coin for IoT while using Proof-of-Work, that is an oxymoron.