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r/Iota•

It seems to solve all of Bitcoin problems, but surely there's a few cons out there.

Does anyone know about privacy with iota? What about if smart contracts are possible? Thanks.

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r/litecoin•

I understand what Litecoin is and the "features". It has segwit, faster block times, and so forth. But what is it truly about?

If the answer is "silver to Bitcoin's gold", I find this extremely underwhelming. If it's about being a faster Bitcoin, that too doesn't mean much as there are other coins faster and equally as "lite" as Litecoin.

I feel the problem with Litecoin is the direction it wants to head into. There is no clear path. At times we want to be Bitcoin's test bed. It's clear with some of the other coins. Monero simply wants privacy at all cost. Ethereum wants smart contracts. Heck even ripple is clear that it wants to be banker's coin. Doge made it obvious they are a joke.

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r/ICONOMI•

...but surely Litecoin deserves to be on there?

It's been around for a long time with fair distribution. There are active developments and has ease of implementation due to being a clone of Bitcoin. Segwit, lightning, ft in future. A large market cap and consistently in the top 10. Limited number of coins and so so forth.

No intention to pump but just can't understand why it isn't. Why criteria is needed?

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r/tezos•

Instead of making all the investors and founders rich, what's stopping a fork on day one and have a fair distribution. It's open source after all.

The incentive for more development is the fair distribution or just copy paste the main one.

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