Why do blockchains boast about their speed? If any of them takes more than 30 seconds to process anything they’ll become a laughing stock in the industry.
Why do blockchains boast about their speed...
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they should make a blockchain that runs at web speed
People are impatient and want instant gratification.
The fastest one is Solana, right?
instant gratification? just by getting speedy transactions? that's kind of stupid lmao
w-waves takes one minute per transaction actually…
that would be slow... Slow as fuck...
Yes, followed by Stellar
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>w-waves takes one minute per transaction actually…
fr? where can you do that shit? is it with their own exchange?
shut the fuck up
you cant complain about speed if you dont invest in literal garbage
sell btc and buy when it hits 20k
>w-waves takes one minute per transaction actually…
but their coin is still garbage.
we are in bear market, what are you waiting for? life isn't rosy.
>is it with their own exchange?
ofc DYOR. I wouldn't pay attention to waves though, you should take a look at neutrino
waves still has many issues to resolve after the fud, among so many lies, very big flaws were exposed, such as vires.finance's incompetence in keeping the liquidity issue stable.
good things also come out of shit, neutrino is better than ever after the fud. #1 stablecoin.
Isn't that what everyone is doing?
Because I want to get paid as fast as possible.
>Slow as fuck...
nope. these retards want money now with cheap and easy shit, they will learn the hard way
It's called ICP
TradFi takes like a couple of days to do international bank transfers? And sometimes they even block you for large amounts because of anti-money laundering. No such thing in crypto. You're only thinking about local or national level not international, brainlet.
Because bitcoin is slow & not a lot of people know how painful it can be sometimes to wait for a transaction to confirm.
Historically there have been times where bitcoin transactions can take hours or even days to confirm