@HolgerCardano24@IagonOfficial With this attitude of yours, I hope people will delegate elsewhere. Looks like you see yourself as a part in a drama of the whatever problem you have, not the solution.
@Space_Puffin7@coinbureau "[...] just because the protocol wasn't public" WAS THE REASON he called it like he did. Private blockchain was called rightfully so.
@SundaeSwap Rust node?? Who cares, bring us a Zig Cardano Node + libraries for C/C++/Rust/Zig and any other C-ABI compatible applications π
Why? Because Rust isn't fun, Zig is π€
Oooooooooooookay, Rust can be a fun sometimes, too.
@Sssebi Bitcoin is a Rolex you put in a cabinet. Ethereum is a steam machine, severly upgraded since inception, but still a steam machine.
Cardano is yet to prove itself.
@carstenbreum@NummusPopuli@JaromirTesar Make up your mind. Is the Cardano project dead, nobody work on it anymore OR there is so much going on with Cardano development that it is too much for you to comprehend.
@melonaire Liquidity is one problem. The other is the UX of those exchanges, they SHOULD'VE KNOWN BETTER how to _protect_ customers from the slippage, damn it, and apply price limits. The order would take longer, but there would be little or no loss for the customer.
The right to transact is a natural right. Permission-less peer-to-peer transactions (like cash) are foundational. No government grants that right and government should only have authority to limit that right with probable cause and due process.
Legislation must proceed from that premise. First principles.
@ItsDave_ADA My use case would be to replace kraken or coibnase with cardano/midnight-alternative. So I could swap ADA to BTC/ETH/USD/etc with super low spread, easily and SAFELY. Also, it would be cool if I could trade stocks (w/dividends) and commodities. Not to mention loans against fiat.