Re:Despite S.E.C. Warning, Wave of Initial Coin Offerings Grows
by DoctorBit on Wednesday August 09, 2017 @07:44AM
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Tezos - Participate in the governance of your cryptocurrency. Read the source code of any smart-contract on the blockchain.
As I understand it, the source code of tezos itself is stored on its own blockchain. Any modifications to the source are proposed by and voted on by owners of the tezos currency (weighted by how much they own). Also, unlike Ethereum, smart contracts are stored as source code on the blockchain, rather than as compiled bytecode.
Re:Despite S.E.C. Warning, Wave of Initial Coin Offerings Grows
by taysic on Tuesday August 08, 2017 @11:03PM
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It's a competitor to ethereum - a place to create more ICOs basically from what I understand. Maybe they're running out of ideas
Re:Despite S.E.C. Warning, Wave of Initial Coin Offerings Grows
by discombobulate on Wednesday August 09, 2017 @04:01AM
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Token sales may end up being worth a ton of money. There's going to be competition.
Re:Despite S.E.C. Warning, Wave of Initial Coin Offerings Grows
by olala69 on Thursday August 10, 2017 @09:06AM
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Tezos - An Ethereum where the smart contract language ambiguity and procedural nature of the code doesn't result in hundreds of millions in theft.
Re:Despite S.E.C. Warning, Wave of Initial Coin Offerings Grows
by dsfjksdf on Wednesday August 09, 2017 @06:41AM
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It's Ethereum with the claim of having a better language for the contracts (enabling automatic verification).
I don't think it makes that much sense, after all, you could also create another language that compiles to Solidity, and that is verifiable.
I mean it is OK, just not as much of an improvement as they make it sound.
Re:Despite S.E.C. Warning, Wave of Initial Coin Offerings Grows
by DennisP on Wednesday August 09, 2017 @08:15AM
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Or create another language that compiles to the Ethereum virtual machine. There are several already, and at least two in development designed to be better for formal verification.
Uber - Order a taxi with your phone
Facebook - Connect with your friends online
Google - Find stuff on the internet
Wikipedia - An encyclopedia that anyone can edit
Amazon - Buy stuff online, without going anywhere
Tezos - ???
(And "Tezos is a new decentralized blockchain that governs itself by establishing a true digital commonwealth" doesn't count as an explanation).