Cardano vs Hedera

[Anonymous No.53403582]

Local hfagbarian rekt by an ADAChad. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHHAHAHAH

[Anonymous No.53403625]

>>53403582
>should not be called a blockchain
>should not be called a blockchain
>should not be called a blockchain
Finally, someone is getting it.
Blockchain not needed.

[Anonymous No.53403644]

Hedera incels are just pathetic.

Cardano chads win without even trying.

[Anonymous No.53403662]

>>53403582
W8 this is so true

[Anonymous No.53403673]

>>53403582
> OMG, come on… you are comparing open permissionless Cardano with 3200 validators to private centralized blockchain with 27 nodes where no one can join without council permission. This should not called blockchain, more like bank or private database.
I mean I don’t see the lie here kek. Cardano has thousands of validators, no VC, compare that to a centralized database with billions of tokens owned by a bunch of corporations and a shittier tokenomics than bitconnect enough to make Madoff blush in his tush.

[Anonymous No.53403694]

>>53403582
ngl, this thread is going to be entertaining

[Anonymous No.53403726]

>>53403673
HBAR chads!! Are you going to take this bent over? HBaggies assemble!!

[Anonymous No.53403773]

What about this one? Hedera has nodes in every continent with no two nodes on the same cloud provider. This Slovenian esl is purposefully misconstruing muh decentralization. Who gives a shit about 1300 nodes if half are in America? If cardano, a common enterprise, gets a visit from Gary, the network could get shut down.

[Anonymous No.53403825]

>>53403726
Yeah but the thing is, corporate interest really does control hbar

[Anonymous No.53403883]

>>53403825
Well that’s the trade off. Random whales or a single whale or a gc. Even Charles said he wished they had a gc.

[Anonymous No.53403924]

>>53403726
>HBAR chads!! Are you going to take this bent over? HBaggies assemble!!
>>53403825
>Yeah but the thing is
This reply does not fit contextually. Update your coding please you third world piece of binaric shit.

[Anonymous No.53403925]

>>53403773
>>53403883

Hedera incel centralized cope

[Anonymous No.53403927]

>>53403644
>Ada is best because it just is okay! it doesn’t matter there is no dapps because…uhm..Charles is chad! Look at this meme, so based an redpilled! Hbaggies cope and seethe!

[Anonymous No.53403982]

>>53403773
So there are still 650 nodes outside of America. How many does Hedera have?

[Anonymous No.53403986]

>>53403925
>>53403644
Zero counter argument

[Anonymous No.53404022]

>>53403982
Enjoy getting shut down and blacklisted wallets. Eth is being forced to blacklist wallets and it’s more decentralized than ada

[Anonymous No.53404469]

>>53403582
I normally don't post on stuff like these, but for the few lurkers that care here it is :

If you want to build a secure network that is still here in 100 years, you start with a solid foundation.

That's it really.

Hedera has to make sure that the network, which is fragile at the moment compared to the monster it will become, doesn't fall into "bad hands". Like, most networks that claim to be decentralized which truly aren't.
Like Bitcoin :
>https://cryptoslate.com/behind-the-two-mining-pools-controlling-51-percent-of-the-global-hash-rate/
or Ethereum : >https://www.coindesk.com/tech/2022/09/15/eth-may-already-be-showcasing-increased-signs-of-centralization/

Hedera aims to be as decentralized as humanly possible.
The network needs to grow on the shoulder of the most respectable companies right now, that would be held accountable if anything shady were to happen to the network.
That's the same reason for the slow unlocking of tokens. But no, goys would prefer individuals like Master Bankman running the show!

Then, once this foundation is secure (will be this year), and Hedera is proclaimed as the de facto enterprise network, you can open it up a bit with community nodes. Then once this foundation is secure also (I'm guessing 2 years like these), we could open the nodes for everyone.

What is truly the level decentralization to build the trust layer of the internet ?
I don't want my social credit "good goy" number to be held by a group of chinese miners.
I don't want my coupons for "real meat" rations to be decided by AWS and their friends.
But most of y'all dont see that far, this is why you'll pass on Hbar and seethe in a few years when you Digital Fed Wallet gets confiscated (again).

Leemon is building the tool for ultimate tokenization of our world, ultimate control of our digital life, and ultimate seethe for nocoiners.
Not selling one single Hbar before staking is live (DONE), sharding is live and stocks are tokenized.

[Anonymous No.53404530]

>>53404469
HBAR is completely centralized with only 27 nodes, while Cardano has over 3,200 stakepools all operated by the community hosted on decentralized infrastructure.

Cope more Hedera incel/baggie

LMAO

[Anonymous No.53404543]

>>53404530
You should try the eyepatch method.
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[Anonymous No.53404546]

>>53404469
i remember you, always nice to read your posts

[Anonymous No.53406148]

>>53404469
Based Chalamet poster

[Anonymous No.53407493]

>>53404469
Holy cope

[Anonymous No.53408195]

>>53403582
Peter Oravec on fire at the moment, so fucking based.

[Anonymous No.53408646]

>>53403582
I have to agree with adachad here, all those venture capitalists can shove it. Fuck being their exit liquidity and fuck being data farmed on top of that.

[Anonymous No.53408696]

cardano 0 dapps