@Long_Shorter @TylerLe89057757 @Kevin_Cage_ Lol my bad I missed this. I’m on a phone but I’ll check later to see if there’s info on the latest release of Overledger
@Long_Shorter @Kevin_Cage_ You are definitely right to be skeptical of anything being shilled in this space. It has to make sense to you otherwise definitely don’t buy in
@Long_Shorter @Kevin_Cage_ I don’t think they are mutually exclusive. If a company wants to accept any crypto, having an operating system meant to process those payments as opposed to a legacy system with apps built on top would be beneficial. Overledger integrates the XRPL too, it can be used on top of it
@Long_Shorter @Kevin_Cage_ It’s true that it’s hard to see the efforts being made. I suggest you look up info on Gilbert Verdian, the CEO of quant. He is VERY public and involved in the creation of ISO payment standards that everyone is adopting including banks. He’s what made me jump in!
@Long_Shorter @Kevin_Cage_ As of now there are no other cryptocurrencies/fintech companies making an actual operating system to run it all. Interoperability is being worked on by many, but Quant has no competition
@Long_Shorter @Kevin_Cage_ I understand the concern here. It seems as if there is ongoing testing even if it is in a private manner. What separates it from those you mentioned is that those are just blockchains, while this is a computer operating system with numerous blockchains built in. Think Windows/mac
@Long_Shorter @Kevin_Cage_ These releases are tested to make sure they work, and then the next release will add even more features until we reach the final release and companies start using Overledger as their operating system to process payments
@Long_Shorter @Kevin_Cage_ However my main point is that when Overledger is more mature and more companies are using it, QNT having been sold as an ERC-20 token initially will be irrelevant as it isn’t constrained on Overledger
@Long_Shorter @Kevin_Cage_ I don’t believe Overledger/any wallets build upon it are available yet for retail use. So you’re correct that to buy it now you’ll likely need to pay either exchange fees (Bitrue) or gas fees (Uniswap). If you move it to an ethereum wallet or ledger you’ll also have gas fee
@Long_Shorter @Kevin_Cage_ If you are buying it currently on an ethereum platform and subsequently moving it to cold storage or the other way around, yes. When it’s utilized on its own platform for interoperability, there won’t be gas fees
@TheZodiacKisser I’ve really wanted to try What Remains! Also debated buying a ps4 pro just to play The Last of Us. Only real story focused games I have played are ‘Life is Strange’ and ‘To The Moon’ both of which I loved