Just as science advances one funeral at a time, so too will this whole industry. It will help if we just stop debating whether crypto assets are real to begin with, and accept that this stuff isn't going away.
Just as science advances one funeral at a time, so too will this whole industry. It will help if we just stop debating whether crypto assets are real to begin with, and accept that this stuff isn't going away.
Just as popular ignorance driven by hype, buzzwords, and FOMO has lead to bubble after bubble, victimization by ponzi schemers, and endless financial fraud, so to will the crypto space. It will help if we just stop debating whether crypto assets function in any way differently than a ponzi scheme and acknowledge they have zero capability of scaling as a currency to meet the demand of global finance, particularly while providing no security or recourse against basic human error like incorrect payee, charge backs, identity theft, etc, and are nothing more than a speculative asset with zero intrinsic value waiting for the next greater fool to come along.
"Just accept that my bags will always be around and eventually worth more than I paid for them"
No, I don't think I will
You're clearly not paying attention to the space.
Everybody in this space is 20-30 years old. Bet against demographics, I dare you.
Your comment takes me back to the late 90s in the dotcom bubble when everything was revolutionary and definitely not a scam
If you had a solar powered Things Network, it would be effectively free to use, and you could add more nodes as required at a cheaper cost.
LoRa also seems to be a proprietary standard owned by a single company, regardless, there have been mesh networks built with public and private funding that do not artificially keep costs high for longer than needed. If this isn't the goal for Helium, it would be tough to recommend or use.