@navinram999 @andyfront21 @kranirudha@MarkMalytschew Do you see?? We beginners need tutorials that are well structured and complete!
And I say simple + more complex contracts because IOTA has its own Wasm language with other features. Go/Rust WASM Contracts in the NEAR project for example look different and have other limitations!
@kranirudha ... needs much more improvment. It contains so much information that isn't relevant for the actual devs and makes the begin really hard. Why need devs learn about consensus, state anchoring, state transitions, .... ? The wiki is not developer friendly..
@kranirudha /1 I'm a dev and I tried to get started but the existing Smart Contract tutorials don't suffice. We need simple and complete tutorials on how to write Smart Contracts - especially Wasm based Contracts - and how to deploy them. Also the wiki...
@Gunnar_Stenzel@lukastanisic99 You're right, people pay for trust and some might not move to another chain just because it's cheaper. Thats not neccessarly bad. However others might move as they trust it more. Sharding trust doesn't lower the security. Sharding hash power or staked tokens does.
@footballelixir Yeah, I guess the best is to stick to whatever works for one. I have used different types of stops (hard SL, timing based SL, volatility based SL, ...) but nothing produced the result I looked for. I wasn't profitable and nearly stopped trading. After I understood that ...