Except for the "network effect" obviously still lacking, is there any more scarce, more fast, decentralized, scalable coin than NANO ? It looks like the perfect digital gold on top of being a superior e-cash

Could you give an opinion about NANO?I've tried NANO and found the UX simply amazing. It seems to exactly match with the definition of an instant P2P payment system, with sub-second transfer and no fee. Something looking more like the email and probably how cryptocurrencies should always behave.I also heard that release after release, they achieved +1,000CPS of parallel transactions, which sounds fair in comparison with the mainstream centralized systems (Visa, MasterCard, etc). This is made possible via its "blockchain of blockchain" architecture, making any transaction "independent" from the global network before it is relayed under a proof-of-voting algorithm.The feeless architecture also integrates a smart anti-spam and adjustable "micro PoW". And the result is rather interesting : 2 million times less energy than the most popular crypto, for 1 trx ! In practice, this preventive measure seems to work effectively by discouraging spammers; There is no "cat & mouse" playing here and therefore, no need to significantly increase the threshold for that "micro-PoW". The simple awareness that it is adjustable made all spammers fleeing.NANO was totally pre-mined and fairly distributed all around the word. It's supply is fully circulating, with a strong atomicity of holders (whales don't roam as with competitors). NANO seems to have achieved decentralization without having run intensive & useless PoW.In a way, it is also scarcer than Gold, the most famous crypto, diamond, all combined as it is certified having 0% inflation (a proof of burning was released online and audited).The WeNano community keeps growing. I've tried the app and was stunned by the thousands of spots posted on the word map. You simply have to walk around and collect NANO in the range assigned by the "spots" or you can equally distribute some NANO everywhere you want in the world.Nano seems also a perfect option for gambling and would be fit for the extremely fast and probably micro-payments requirements of IoT.The only bottlenecks I'm aware of is marketing, but is is rapidly changing with the growing community (tweets rising exponentially , Reddit, etc) and their WeNano app, a real game changer.I also hear about "network effect" of the no 1 crypto, but this can't last forever, would you have an even more scarce crypto.. not talking about more efficient e-cash.Last comment : I also found that the crypto world is full of haters for V2.0 revolutionary concepts like NANO. Is it part of a desperate attempt from the "old new elites" to protect their "not so decentralized" heavy bags? There are billions centralized out there, with highly concentrated mining too.. is it not a threat to the prosperity of such network, seen from the angle of the majority? Can't NANO be called the currency from "we-the-people"?Any opinion is welcome. Thank you

Submitted November 30, 2020 at 08:40PM

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