In my understanding it is just a Bitcoin copy that has a voting feature to decide protocol changes.
In my understanding it is just a Bitcoin copy that has a voting feature to decide protocol changes.
https://www.reddit.com/r/ethereum/comments/7bdm1g/so_can_we_...
Taking the risk to appeal to some developer elitism here, it is still important to realize the different needs of those who will build future products on the technology as opposed to those about to turn a quick buck on a use case that already exists.
I guess we will never know for sure as there is nothing that can differentiate democratic voting from Sybil attacks without identity.
This feature alone is probably worth a billion dollars given the value unlocked by various cryptocurrency forks.
That's the main value, yes. It sounds kind of minor but let's not forget that's actually a huge step in the right direction and would solve a lot of problems we've seen in other blockchains. Even if thier's never really materializes, it is a great idea that should live on in future blockchains.