> Your only legitimate point about them being really stupid is that they are slow.
And only really relevant to those that are reliant upon nakamoto consensus…
Even the former SEC head[0] trying to get in on the "scams"
And only really relevant to those that are reliant upon nakamoto consensus…
Even the former SEC head[0] trying to get in on the "scams"
> Former acting Comptroller of the Currency Brian Brooks has resigned as the CEO of Binance U.S. after just over three months. He cited “differences over strategic direction.” Meanwhile, Binance is facing regulatory scrutiny worldwide, including in the U.K., Malaysia, Japan, Cayman Islands, Hong Kong, Thailand, Germany, and Lithuania. [editors note: that list has since grown]
> And only really relevant to those that are reliant upon nakamoto consensus…
Regarding speed and efficiency, yes, they principally apply to PoW coins.
[1] https://news.bitcoin.com/binance-us-ceo-steps-down-crypto-ex...
They must see it all the time with all the rehypothication going on with sovereign paper on clearing house desks (and that's just what they see in their jurisdiction), so what's another "scam" on their resume.
> Regarding speed and efficiency, yes, they principally apply to PoW coins.
There are PoW chains that don't use nakamoto consensus algos…
Curious to learn more if you have some links!
[0] https://developer.confluxnetwork.org/docs/introduction/en/co...