> They also allow for micro transactions in a way we’ve not been able to do so far.
Yes. Extremely slow, inefficient and expensive. We really haven't been able to do micro transactions this way before.
Yes. Extremely slow, inefficient and expensive. We really haven't been able to do micro transactions this way before.
There's always a "not true blockchain" in these discussions, isn't there
> more transactions each day than any other network at a magnitude less cost.
So. It maybe, barely approached real world. It's a far cry from "allow for micro transactions in a way we’ve not been able to do so far"
> Less cost in both user end and CO2.
I don't buy "we only run on clean energy" claims