Smart contracts have not been confirmed for Stratis. Secondly Ethereum can be used with any language, so C# is not necessarily an advantage. Again, how is this any different from Lisk - there are more JavaScript developers than even C#, why shouldn't Lisk beat Ethereum?
The reason lisk isn't higher is because their implementation and code output is weak. In other words, they have a weak team which takes too long to bring things out, and the market has reacted accordingly.
Stratis delivers what it says it will do quickly and efficiently, with a clear roadmap that they're actually sticking to. They are also based in central London which is arguably the most productive place in the world (and I know because Ive lived there)
This is one of the things that sets Stratis apart from so many other techs. They are a solid team that delivers quick results, on time, with none of the faffing about that a lot of other cryptos have (like lisk). They are super productive and are in the right environment to deliver quick results.
They are also in the banking capital of the world with rapid access to so many financial institutions, literally next door to them. Something that a lot of cryptos dont have.
Stratis can also be used with any language. The C# is used as the link for the existing enterprise code which already exists.
I'm not saying it shouldn't go up, I'm saying it's overvalued right now because they don't have anything in production. The wallet is just a fork and reskin. I looked on github, the Stratis project is a fork of Novacoin. How much is Novacoin worth? Novacoin only has a supply of 1.7M and it's worth $4.28:
Sorry but this is complete and total bullshit. Novacoin has absolutely NOTHING to do with thisWhy should Stratis be valued so much higher when it leverages significantly from Novacoin? What makes it so different? Please show me where the Stratis whitepaper talks about smart contracts. What page was that?
This Novacoin BS means you've lost your credibility. Smart contracts is also written very clearly in their roadmap
C# is not a big deal - Lisk is JavaScript dapps and essentially the same argument. There is a reason Ethereum is #2, smart contracts run on the main chain, not side chains only, which is what Stratis plans to do. They don't even have smart contracts built-in yet. And I'm asking you to find where it say s that they already have it - they don't. So for these reasons, there are plenty of alternatives to Ethereum that should be much higher valued.
Again, your forgetting that its not ideas and concepts that matter. Lisk might be a good idea in practice, but their implementation sucks, their team sucks, their location sucks.
- Its implementation and ability to deliver results that matter (Stratis is delivering what it says it will do, and super quickly).
- Its location, access to corporations that matter (Stratis is based in central London, the banking capital of the world)
- Its team that matters (Stratis is a team with its experience in Enterprise IT)
The CEO of Stratis Chris Trew has been in Enterprise IT based in central London, the banking capital of the world. He sees how corporations have structured their IT infrastructure and he has seen that its C# and .NET which is common throughout their infrastructure. This programming language and infrastructure is used as
THE LINK to allow their blockchain technology to develop.
The reason side chains exist is so Stratis can run multiple blockchain languages in one core technology. Stratis is like a blockchain hub where multiple technologies can run together at the same time.
Again, it honestly seems you dont know what your talking about
Dash and Monero both have anonymous transactions already existing today. Ethereum, and plenty of others already have smart contracts.
I think the coin market is getting filled with trash. They're filling hype, not real need.
Do Dash and Monero make Bitcoin transactions and coins anonymous?
Smart contracts are not a big deal like your making them out to be. What is a big deal is getting an easy to use solution that corporations can use to implement different blockchain technologies, by respecting their existing IT infrastructure.
What your failing to understand is that corporations cant just jump ship with all their code and start using ethereum or any other crypto.
They have an existing legacy code that needs to be maintained and respected, especially when it comes to banks which basically are continually building on top of their existing code and software without actually deleting or changing anything.
By Stratis using C# and having an indepth understanding of how corporate IT works, they are respecting the REALITY of corporations. The C# is used to link into the existing legacy code on the .NET framework
As for Ethereum, corporations are ripping off ethereum left and right. Look at Corda for instance...banks implementing their own smart contracts by looking at how ethereum works and then making their own system.
You are seeming to think that smart contracts is some magical thing, when it isn't.
Let him with their mentality of those who can't admit they're talking nonsense.
