Blockchain 3.0 Cryptocurrency- The next evolution

[gregall]

Multi-layer public blockchain for large-scale commercial dapps might be the next evolution of blockchain! I have been digging into MOAC more after watching Sit on My Bits video review and find this platform quite unique in that it offers scalability with sharding, microchain smart contracts and interoperability (which we all know we need). I would love to know thoughts on other competing chains such as Cardano, EOS, etc.

Here is the link to the video if you want a deeper dive: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xpgbict_ASg&feature=youtu.be

[disconnectme]

All these Blockchain 2.0, 3.0, 4.0 to me is just a marketing gimmick, we know you are building on blockchain so that is all we need to know. The most important thing now is to develop a kill app that will drive the whole space forward, tired of all these new projects adding nothing to the ecosystem

[rjefferson]

What makes this blockchain an evolution from 2.0? I don't think I've ever heard it be called that... just the evolution of the web. Is that to say they are intertwined? Blockchain and web 3.0?

[TimeTeller]

Maybe a lil bit improvement from the old one.
And if they can offer at least an advantage of use, why not?
Everything is evolving, so this is not really surprising that more and more improvements will be discovered around the field of blockchain technology.
Who knows, this version will be obsolete in the next years to come?

[blockman]

All these Blockchain 2.0, 3.0, 4.0 to me is just a marketing gimmick

Seems legit.

I've been hearing them since years ago and there's also another project that said its tech will defeat blockchain technology so with these evolutions, yea I guess it's more of a gimmick or sort of marketing for the project itself.

[ricardobs]

Multi-layer public blockchain for large-scale commercial dapps might be the next evolution of blockchain! I have been digging into MOAC more after watching Sit on My Bits video review and find this platform quite unique in that it offers scalability with sharding, microchain smart contracts and interoperability (which we all know we need). I would love to know thoughts on other competing chains such as Cardano, EOS, etc.

Here is the link to the video if you want a deeper dive: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xpgbict_ASg&feature=youtu.be

Why call it blockchain 3.0 when we just had blockchain 2.0 recently, maybe it should be called blockchain 2.1 since it was just a minor upgrade done to the previous blockchain, just kidding.

I don't think bringing a new upgrade of blockchain makes that blockchain the new evolution because a lot of persons will still love the old one even more than the new kind of blockchain being launched, most of this new blockchain always lacks one thing which is user friendliness that's why it is difficult to adopt just by anyone but just by those technically inclined.

[qazgroup]

Even one of the pioneer blockchain network with smart contracts and utilities is upgrading time and time again to solve all these issues and become massively adoptable by dapps as well as for payment transactions and that blockchain is none other than the eth network and yes their are many new projects that claim to be next generation blockchains resolving all these issues but lets see who comes up with practical solutions first and wins the race.

[Hektur]

All of these Bitcoin/Blockchain 3.0,4.0 are now dead. It was a good marketing strategy, but realize that blockchain technology can't do everything!

[bornforfreedom]

I have been following Moac since their launch about a year ago and although adoption might be slow it's been pretty impressive to hear of their most recent partnership with China Mobile. It has to say something that such a large enterrpise is involved in this platform in particular. Will be intersting to see what other partnerships are down the line

[Ccexicocartel]

I definitely think that MOAC is an evolution of a blockchain technology especially on the enterprise level with the way they deploy smart contracts. We all know that if this were to happen on say Ethereum's platform it owuld slow the whole system.