POC

Soil_Electronic


j4k35t4

Oh actually I may be thinking of this one, also with ANZ, but using Ripple and HBAR. The interesting thing is that you can see in Appendix 2 that HBAR was the major player: https://dfcrc.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/australian-cbdc-pilot-for-digital-finance-innovation-project-report.pdf On the back of that POC the Federal reserve said a CBDC was "years away": https://www.afr.com/companies/financial-services/rba-says-decision-to-create-an-eaud-is-some-years-away-20230823-p5dypq due to issues identified

burnt_pubes

https://www.swift.com/news-events/press-releases/swift-unlocks-potential-tokenisation-successful-blockchain-experiments Biggest POC in crypto history, mostly being ignored

biba8163

Reminder that VeChain is a scam. Vechain was launched in Nov 2016, basically a failed startup with zero customers and zero revenue. With 2017 came the Bitcoin crypto boom, lots of hype, lots of ICOs raking in money. Vechain decided to do an ICO and also grab dumb investor money with lots of hype as an enterprise supply chain project. https://www.nasdaq.com/article/bitse-launches-blockchain-based-vechain-platform-teams-up-with-pwc-cm715284 Leading the Vechain hype train is its CEO Sunny Lu claiming he was buying as much Vechain as he could for over $4.00 > "I am buying as much I can from open market personally (at $4.00+). Honestly, it's quite private and I did not want to share this before." - Sunny Lu https://i.imgur.com/J4cLKxl.png Shady Vechain strategic advisor CREAM, aka Jackson Fu is also a leading hypeman who himself claims to own and run China's 2nd best performing hedge fund with 2% returns PER DAY. > "Before cryptocurrency I formed my quant hedge fund, it's still there in Shaghai. I am just not running it. *We're the 2nd best in China for 2 years in a row. In terms of steady returns, 2% per day. Not bad." - CREAM aka Jackson Fu Strategic Advisor to Vechain https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=juGWpVLPGHg&t=, around 3:30 Their modus operandi is hype hype hype...again, Vechain's strategic advisor: > "Pamp it...VET should be $1 by Sept 1st (2018)" https://i.imgur.com/h7uqMzW.png Vechain created massive hype saying they would be the most used blockchain in the world on mainnet and had to prepare for trillions of transactions. Here is their CEO Sunny Lu who was buying more Vechain for himself at $4 😂😂😂 > **With trillions of expected transactions**, the VeChainThor Blockchain will continuously collaborate with these security firms for peak performance. As companies continue to onboard post mainnet launch, in due time the VeChainThor Blockchain will be the most heavily used blockchain globally - Vechain Foundation https://medium.com/@vechainofficial/vechains-collaboration-with-slowmist-and-other-private-firms-to-secure-the-vechainthor-blockchain-8ed186c00f17 Sunny Lu brags again...buy buy buy > at mainnet launch, the VeChainThor blockchain will be the public blockchain with the most business activity in the world - Sunny Lu https://medium.com/@vechainofficial/an-open-letter-from-sunny-lu-ceo-on-vechainthor-platform-b52d47cd0efd Jason Rockwood Vechain General Manager also hypes that Vechain will dwarf every other blockchain > When VeChain launches, it will be the most used blockchain in the world. Because of the sheer number of transactions needed to enable the IoT data revolution for enterprises like the ones mentioned above, an enterprise grade blockchain needs to be able to massively scale. Currently, the Ethereum blockchain runs about 10 transactions per second. When VeChainThor launches on June 30th, it will be running around 50 transactions per second, probably more. Not because it “can”, but because it has to to keep up with client demand. - Jason Rockwood, General Manager, VeChain Americas ..and of course the price is going to explode because Vechain already has tons of enterprise clients who are migrating from the consortium chain, other Fortune 500 companies that are signed up and like him you should DOUBLE DOWN and BUY MORE!! > there are numerous other clients, both enterprise and governmental, that are in development under NDA", that "Fortune 500 companies working to come on board", that "June 30th (2018)...we will begin to migrate over the existing clients from a private chain to a public one", and that "I sleep very well at night knowing how much adoption VeChain will see in the next 12 to 24 months." He said that the prices were so low because "Well, the biggest reason is that we aren’t actually live yet" and that "Now is an excellent time to either hold what you have, or double down and buy more. https://medium.com/@jasonrockwood/hello-friends-7d99a8e48f76 (now deleted) As seen about Vechain's main use case is to hype and pump price. The Thunder, Strength, Mjolnir, X Nodes are not really master or staking nodes and have ZERO purpose but as marketing gimmicks to get investors to buy and hold large bags of Vechain. They also hyped their Authority Nodes and that they're a proof of authority blockchain with 101 active validators who will be putting their identities.....almost 3 years later, there has been no annoucement who the 101 authority nodes are. Again, marketing gimmick. > It is when their identities and reputations are at stake that all the AMs can be held accountable and incentivized to work in the best interest for the networks growth and security https://medium.com/@vechainofficial/defining-the-vechainthor-blockchain-consensus-proof-of-authority-8cf3f51a5fa0 Here are more marketing gimmicks used by Vechain to pump price. Lotteries. You hold while the price drops and you might win in some lottery: https://medium.com/@vechainofficial/one-year-anniversary-and-x-node-binding-lottery-event-51be44dd0738 And Vechain has tons of these lotteries to get you to hold while the price drops: https://twitter.com/vechainofficial/status/1025778761940127745 And don't forget partnerships. Everything is a partnership for Vechain and they have parntnerned with everyone under the sun: Partnered with Oxford University...whoops they deleted that article: https://medium.com/@vechainofficial/the-mathematical-institute-at-oxford-university-joins-vechains-veresearch-program-to-provide-25246284cb02 "Open Partner Program" that is free of charge where companies are encouraged to participate. VeChain has turned this into a "VeChain has been chosen" for a partnership which is a blatant lie. https://medium.com/@vechainofficial/vechain-is-chosen-for-the-ntt-docomo-5g-partner-program-3f89c8d95b40 2,000+ companies attending the Expo in a gigantic mega-complex . This medium article makes it sound like Vechain got a special invitation and DNV-GL specifically asked to demonstrate the ‘‘DNV GL-VeChain Digital Carbon Ecosystem Experience Event" Hype hype hype https://medium.com/@vechainofficial/vechain-showcases-multiple-solutions-at-the-first-inaugural-china-international-import-expo-a855f356a690 Google 10,000 unique cars tracked on Cahrenheit blockchain based ecosystem...lots of hype then, nothing happened, dead link now http://cah.world/#Roadmap There are tons of tons of hyped parnterships...that is nothing but hype. Chinese Tobacco, Bright Foods, Government parterships with VeChain VETTED vaccines saving millions of Chinese children, Renault, BYD, lost track over the years. Anyone Vechain talks to or attends an open conference is a partner. Their closest thing is offering free use of their blockchain which it looks like Walmart China did as POC but nothing more. To this day, there is zero evidence that there is any company that has paid to use the Vechain Blockchain. Vechain is not any different then the countless Supply Chain projects that have gotten rich of investor money and returned nothing: WaltonChain, Ambrosus, Modum, Wabi, and many more/ It's true that there is big enterprise adoption of immutable ledger for Supply Chain and IOT. Look at the AWS IOT success stories page: https://aws.amazon.com/solutions/case-studies/iot/ There is a wide array of use cases such as monitoring the supply chain, collecting hundreds of millions of data points for high volume / throughput IOT system, etc. You'll also see that they integrate this with other services like Kinesis and SQS which allow throughput to million of transactions per second. AWS has an immutable DB service Amazon Quantum Ledger Database (QLDB) as well as other blockchains and they are releasing their TimeStream immutable database soon. Also, you have integrations into AWS Cloud that allow for storage of petabytes of data and really important to businesses instant analytics can be done in real time on this streaming data using big data analytic tools. Not only AWS but Azure, Google Cloud, etc are also onboarding enterprises in the IOT/Supply Chain space. Hundred billion dollar companies are offering a vast array of services and integrations that fly by night shady crypto companies don't have the technical capability or resources to even fathom. **If you really believe in the IOT/Supply Chain space and you're investing in Supply Chain Cryptos instead of Amazon, Microsoft or Google, you're being bamboozled.**

samzi87

China is already starting to unban again with Hong Kong serving as a POC.

samzi87

What do you think about the reddit IPO, might there be a chance that they cancel moons for something entirely new? Reddit has a reputation for making things worse recently and the community points we have now are just a POC as far as I understand. I really hope they will continue moons and bricks and give some subs that applied their own community tokens, there's still the question what will replace awards, as not every community will get/want a token. Maybe something with RCAs? So many questions and so little official information, we are left in the dark like so often.

DrawingDead12

Evergrande issues have been known since last year. People always look for news to blame things. Zoom out and look at the trend. Bubble is popping on everything not just crypto. Look up mean reversion. We’re at the 50 week. Let’s see if it holds. Weekly POC is at 21k and it might take months to get there.

etherd0t

Other industries too can burn money for years without even a POC, I would say cryptos are more resilient by now, even immune to not having one application yet, but just a solid concept.

GuyWithNoEffingClue

What is Moons protocol? POS (Proof of Shitposting)? POC (Proof of Community)? POK (Proof of Karma)?

CryptoBombastic

Yeah, I means it’s still a POC but I’m hoping when deemed a success they can just spread the moons all across the biggest reddit subs.

Yautja69

Still waiting for POC ( proof of colonoscopy)

Mordan

Bitcoin mining is POC? lol look at the energy being spent to secure the billions inside the blockchain. NO HUMAN BULLSHIT.. Bliss!

Grunblau

CBDC fits Dem’s goal of robbing from financially responsible people and giving it to the poor and POC in exchange for votes. Source: was a democrat.

JustKeepsCircling

True, I do believe all politicians to be basically the same. However, few have done it as long as he has and as poorly for America. I don't have time to list all his Anti-American policies but I can start with his push for the crime bill that incarcerated millions of Americans (mostly POC) for drugs of personal use that are now legal in many states. Also, look into his connection with China.

a1579

The ETH team was very open that POC won't do shit for high gas fees. Blame shit coins for using L1 instead of L2 and rollups.

TheGreatCryptopo

I say we move ETH off POS to POC, and if Vitalik disagrees then ding ding round 1 Vitalik v Chuck in the octogan. Who will win?

synthwave_man

Two narratives / top use cases: Stocks, ETFs on chain & digital wealth management: One interesting project here is DEXTF (Domani Protocol), they have just recently finished a successful POC with Deutsche Bank. 8 million market cap. Brandcoins, merging real world business & crypto: FINU - FormulaInu might be one of the leading projects here. Token Holders can earn passive income (in stablecoins) from the IRL business profits of the company. No staking required! If you're holding the token, you're basically treated like a share holder. (website: formulainu.com)

JustStopppingBye

Swift is testing/tested cross-chain for blockchains for starters. "Just a POC"? [https://www.coindesk.com/business/2022/09/28/swift-partners-with-crypto-data-provider-chainlink-on-cross-chain-protocol-in-tradfi-play/](https://www.coindesk.com/business/2022/09/28/swift-partners-with-crypto-data-provider-chainlink-on-cross-chain-protocol-in-tradfi-play/) [https://www.vodafone.com/news/technology/new-economy-of-things-platform](https://www.vodafone.com/news/technology/new-economy-of-things-platform) I dont think you understand that anything blockhain or DLT, requires an oracle to get data. Also, heres Sergey speaking at Barclays Crypto & Blockchain Summit. Why would he get a 30min segment to discuss a useless technology? [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ueUSd7Mb4Y](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ueUSd7Mb4Y)

EpicHasAIDS

Thank goodness! "News" like this only serves to divide people and it's founded in bullshit. Furthermore it treats women and POC as "pets". Furthermore the methodology is about as trustworthy as a naked guy in a dark alley. The fact is anyone with an ID can open up a trading account and buy fractions of units of either mutual fund or ETFs.

EpicHasAIDS

I originally responded with an LOL because you are using the arguments / playbook that 20 something junior leftists get from older leftists. I find it humorous which is why I laughed. My further points were simple. \- Natives didn't own all the land, they were warring with each other and they lost. Too bad. \- If the US is so bad why don't you stop crying and leave? \- If the US is so bad why are 10s of millions of POC coming to the US? \- If you want to stay out of jail then don't commit crimes. \- Slavery is a stain on the US but any value it created was wiped out after the civil war. \- Everything you enjoy in life is as a result of the system you're crying about. Give it up or stop crying.

blackrabbit2999

POC (Proof of Contribution)

KuciMane

I like Proof of Community(POC), or Proof of Interaction(POI)

forceworks

Moons are POC. Proof of Comments (or Community)

SuperSan93

XRP is not centralized. People look at how much Ripple hold , assume it’s POS and say “LoOk HoW CeNtRaLiZeD iT Is!” XRP is POC (proof of consensus). Ripple does recommend 35 out of 150 validators in the system but it’s up to the individual nodes to decide which validators they use. They don’t need to use any of Ripples recommendations.

Future-Tomorrow

For those of you that have never lived in NY, let me assure you, it now sucks. I can give you a list you can fully verify if in doubt, just in case this post isn’t enough for you. POC? Oh, I got some bonus reasons for you. Trust me bro.

99Beers

I am playing around with small bags to learn to trade and use TA. I am currently in the green. Once I started using Fixed Range Volume Profile (FRV) my win rate shot up. FRV is a tool you can draw over a time range. My preference is 24 hours. TradingView has some of these profile indicators locked behind subscriptions, but you can still manually draw it. You want to enable Value Area High (VAH) and Value Area Low (VAL), this will show you where trading volume was in the time period you've selected. The Point of Control (POC) is the line where the most volume is traded in your selected time range. The VAH, VAL, and POC can and often change over the course of a 24 hour period. The general strategy is this: The price wants to trade at the POC, it's like a magnet that pulls the price back to it. If the price goes up, especially above the VAH, then it will generally come down to the POC. It's a good time to go short. If the price goes below the VAL, then it will generally come back up to the POC. It's a good time to go long. Example of March 7th with buying long on the open flag and selling on the checkered flag: https://imgur.com/Ck50eTr. Not that you could have shorted where you closed your long positions too. I won 8 trades in a row using this strategy, but it's not perfect. For example, yesterday with the Silvergate news, the price dumped and I had to sell at a loss. It's important to have good risk management with Stop Losses and also knowing at what price you are going to open and at what price you are going to sell for a profit. You still need to use other TA or analysis of the charts and pay attention to external factors such as news, especially with how volatile crypto is.

nestinghen

I thought it was just a joke! The comments there that really bothered me were the ones dismissive of the topic entirely. Like people saying “why bring gender into this” “crypto is for everyone” “there are no barriers to crypto” etc. Those irked me because there quite clearly are barriers for POC and women in the crypto community. Of course anyone can buy/trade crypto, but the community is a HUGE part of crypto and it’s hard to feel accepted into it as a woman *sometimes*, not all the time.

SafeMoonJeff

“We are pleased to announce that after 4 months of intense development and support from the Tezos Foundation with a grant, the Green Earth Trading (GET) project is taking a first important step. The GET team delivered a proof of concept (POC) that a bi-directional traceability solution for commodities can be run on Tezos. The project aims to bring transparency around the sustainability of commodities.”

Sendmedoge

Fair, But that's the point. POC won't get asked for an in-person interview for a loan of crypto.

allspoetry

Hard not to be distracted by day-to-day stuff like work, family, paying bills, paying off mortgage. It's almost like there's people benefiting from the majority not having the time nor energy to reflect or organize or unionize... And let's not forget the brainwashing. Oil companies, corporations, billionaires, all have a lot to win by making rural America think that rightwing extremism is the solution. Yes, amp up the corrupt capitalism even more. Oh, and blame the immigrants/POC/poors/sick/women. *They* clearly are the benefactors making billions off current policies. The conservatives want to pour gasoline on the fire, literally and figuratively. It's basically self-immolation by manipulation.

nelsonmckey

They went through a multi-year POC process to choose an Ethereum scaling solution and landed on Arbitrum Nova. Context: https://np.reddit.com/r/ethereum/comments/hbjx25/the_great_reddit_scaling_bakeoff/

jraiv420

Already lost 16.8k POC

Yagsirevahs

Imagine being a young POC sitting in jail over a minor charge, seeing this on TV. Imagine you lost your life savings and you are 65+ in modern America.

Cuzah

Survive, in terms of what? A successful project out of crypto? LUNAC definitely not gonna make it, I picked up some but I don’t think it has any real fundamentals going, and the scam that ruined its reputation of ever recovering either. ZCash long term even as an OG holder, would say Monero will out perform in the long term. But like David & Goliath (BTC & ETH) I expect it to be there next to XMR in the long future. FLOW has had some meaningful brand name partnerships, if the POC’s continue on to show fruits I would say it would probably be a successful survivor. I am bit skeptical with some of their success due to some partnership announcements that are now partnered with other platforms instead. There also coins I am ignorant about in the top 100, but VET will definitely be a survivor like it was in 2018, or even in the long term for sure. Very professional, regulatory compliant chain for every country it operates in, major partnerships from giant name brands from each region like EU, Asia, and now entering the US slowly. Cardano has a future imo. Especially in the future if Charles is not involved with PR, or even as the face of ADA. It has good fundamentals.

bilabrin

POC? Pretty Obvious Crackhead?

biba8163

When I called out the Vechain scam in January 2018, Vechain shills kept saying **remind me until after mainnet launch.** Trillions of transactions coming. When I called out the Vechain scam in 2019, then kept saying **remind me after 2020**, Vechain has hundreds of partnerships. When I called out the Vechain scam in 2020, Vechain shills said **the roadmap is for 2022.** In 2022, Vechain scammers took low money from IQ investors and gave $100 Million to the UFC hoping it would hype up a dead shitcoin. So I am here to remind you again, that Vechain is a scam. Here is a reminder of my earlier posts: https://np.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/fn9zx2/discussion_of_the_day_vechain_vet/fl8q5it/ VeChain was launched in Nov 2016, basically a failed startup with zero customers and zero revenue. With 2017 came the Bitcoin crypto boom, lots of hype, lots of ICOs raking in money. Vechain decided to do an ICO and also grab dumb investor money with lots of hype as an enterprise supply chain project. https://www.nasdaq.com/article/bitse-launches-blockchain-based-vechain-platform-teams-up-with-pwc-cm715284 Leading the Vechain hype train is its CEO Sunny Lu claiming he was buying as much Vechain as he could for over $4.00 > "I am buying as much I can from open market personally (at $4.00+). Honestly, it's quite private and I did not want to share this before." - Sunny Lu https://i.imgur.com/J4cLKxl.png Shady Vechain strategic advisor CREAM, aka Jackson Fu is also a leading hypeman who himself claims to own and run China's 2nd best performing hedge fund with 2% returns PER DAY. > "Before cryptocurrency I formed my quant hedge fund, it's still there in Shaghai. I am just not running it. *We're the 2nd best in China for 2 years in a row. In terms of steady returns, 2% per day. Not bad." - CREAM aka Jackson Fu Strategic Advisor to Vechain https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=juGWpVLPGHg&t=, around 3:30 Their modus operandi is hype hype hype...again, Vechain's strategic advisor: > "Pamp it...VET should be $1 by Sept 1st (2018)" https://i.imgur.com/h7uqMzW.png Vechain created massive hype saying they would be the most used blockchain in the world on mainnet and had to prepare for trillions of transactions. Here is their CEO Sunny Lu who was buying more Vechain for himself at $4 😂😂😂 > **With trillions of expected transactions**, the VeChainThor Blockchain will continuously collaborate with these security firms for peak performance. As companies continue to onboard post mainnet launch, in due time the VeChainThor Blockchain will be the most heavily used blockchain globally - Vechain Foundation https://medium.com/@vechainofficial/vechains-collaboration-with-slowmist-and-other-private-firms-to-secure-the-vechainthor-blockchain-8ed186c00f17 Sunny Lu brags again...buy buy buy > at mainnet launch, the VeChainThor blockchain will be the public blockchain with the most business activity in the world - Sunny Lu https://medium.com/@vechainofficial/an-open-letter-from-sunny-lu-ceo-on-vechainthor-platform-b52d47cd0efd Jason Rockwood Vechain General Manager also hypes that Vechain will dwarf every other blockchain > When VeChain launches, it will be the most used blockchain in the world. Because of the sheer number of transactions needed to enable the IoT data revolution for enterprises like the ones mentioned above, an enterprise grade blockchain needs to be able to massively scale. Currently, the Ethereum blockchain runs about 10 transactions per second. When VeChainThor launches on June 30th, it will be running around 50 transactions per second, probably more. Not because it “can”, but because it has to to keep up with client demand. - Jason Rockwood, General Manager, VeChain Americas ..and of course the price is going to explode because Vechain already has tons of enterprise clients who are migrating from the consortium chain, other Fortune 500 companies that are signed up and like him you should DOUBLE DOWN and BUY MORE!! > there are numerous other clients, both enterprise and governmental, that are in development under NDA", that "Fortune 500 companies working to come on board", that "June 30th (2018)...we will begin to migrate over the existing clients from a private chain to a public one", and that "I sleep very well at night knowing how much adoption VeChain will see in the next 12 to 24 months." He said that the prices were so low because "Well, the biggest reason is that we aren’t actually live yet" and that "Now is an excellent time to either hold what you have, or double down and buy more. https://medium.com/@jasonrockwood/hello-friends-7d99a8e48f76 (now deleted) As seen about Vechain's main use case is to hype and pump price. The Thunder, Strength, Mjolnir, X Nodes are not really master or staking nodes and have ZERO purpose but as marketing gimmicks to get investors to buy and hold large bags of Vechain. They also hyped their Authority Nodes and that they're a proof of authority blockchain with 101 active validators who will be putting their identities.....almost 3 years later, there has been no annoucement who the 101 authority nodes are. Again, marketing gimmick. > It is when their identities and reputations are at stake that all the AMs can be held accountable and incentivized to work in the best interest for the networks growth and security https://medium.com/@vechainofficial/defining-the-vechainthor-blockchain-consensus-proof-of-authority-8cf3f51a5fa0 Here are more marketing gimmicks used by Vechain to pump price. Lotteries. You hold while the price drops and you might win in some lottery: https://medium.com/@vechainofficial/one-year-anniversary-and-x-node-binding-lottery-event-51be44dd0738 And Vechain has tons of these lotteries to get you to hold while the price drops: https://twitter.com/vechainofficial/status/1025778761940127745 And don't forget partnerships. Everything is a partnership for Vechain and they have parntnerned with everyone under the sun: Partnered with Oxford University...whoops they deleted that article: https://medium.com/@vechainofficial/the-mathematical-institute-at-oxford-university-joins-vechains-veresearch-program-to-provide-25246284cb02 "Open Partner Program" that is free of charge where companies are encouraged to participate. VeChain has turned this into a "VeChain has been chosen" for a partnership which is a blatant lie. https://medium.com/@vechainofficial/vechain-is-chosen-for-the-ntt-docomo-5g-partner-program-3f89c8d95b40 2,000+ companies attending the Expo in a gigantic mega-complex . This medium article makes it sound like Vechain got a special invitation and DNV-GL specifically asked to demonstrate the ‘‘DNV GL-VeChain Digital Carbon Ecosystem Experience Event" Hype hype hype https://medium.com/@vechainofficial/vechain-showcases-multiple-solutions-at-the-first-inaugural-china-international-import-expo-a855f356a690 Google 10,000 unique cars tracked on Cahrenheit blockchain based ecosystem...lots of hype then, nothing happened, dead link now http://cah.world/#Roadmap There are tons of tons of hyped parnterships...that is nothing but hype. Chinese Tobacco, Bright Foods, Government parterships with VeChain VETTED vaccines saving millions of Chinese children, Renault, BYD, lost track over the years. Anyone Vechain talks to or attends an open conference is a partner. Their closest thing is offering free use of their blockchain which it looks like Walmart China did as POC but nothing more. To this day, there is zero evidence that there is any company that has paid to use the Vechain Blockchain. Vechain is not any different then the countless Supply Chain projects that have gotten rich of investor money and returned nothing: WaltonChain, Ambrosus, Modum, Wabi, and many more/ It's true that there is big enterprise adoption of immutable ledger for Supply Chain and IOT. Look at the AWS IOT success stories page: https://aws.amazon.com/solutions/case-studies/iot/ There is a wide array of use cases such as monitoring the supply chain, collecting hundreds of millions of data points for high volume / throughput IOT system, etc. You'll also see that they integrate this with other services like Kinesis and SQS which allow throughput to million of transactions per second. AWS has an immutable DB service Amazon Quantum Ledger Database (QLDB) as well as other blockchains and they are releasing their TimeStream immutable database soon. Also, you have integrations into AWS Cloud that allow for storage of petabytes of data and really important to businesses instant analytics can be done in real time on this streaming data using big data analytic tools. Not only AWS but Azure, Google Cloud, etc are also onboarding enterprises in the IOT/Supply Chain space. Hundred billion dollar companies are offering a vast array of services and integrations that fly by night shady crypto companies don't have the technical capability or resources to even fathom. **If you really believe in the IOT/Supply Chain space and you're investing in Supply Chain Cryptos instead of Amazon, Microsoft or Google, you're being bamboozled.**

DaneHenry

Take your race baiting elsewhere, you're not the only POC on this site, and playing the race card for no reason is just weak.

Half-Stupid

It’s at a POC, could def be a triple too, but with macro news coming out tomorrow and again next week, anything is possible. In still anticipating another drop but reserve the right to be completely wrong

LTStormchasen

POC is when you have very high level requirements and a few Architectural solutions then spend just enough in Information technology investment to prove to the stakeholders (who usually are a few subject matter experts, a few customers/end users, and sponsors or the CFO who controls the money) which of the solution options are fit for your purpose or use cases.

cannedshrimp

The future is solutions like TBDex. Can’t wait for them to release a POC

lukanz

Vechain aka POC (pee on the corner)

OmahGawd115

Would people actually buy them though? I'd happily run the supply and management but there needs to be an official vote or some sort of predetermined backing as a POC.

Ferdo306

I knew someone was going to mention Africa. Such a cliche as every serious project has some POC in Africa and probably other continents as well

Ok_Play_7144

I've been waiting for this merge from POS to POC forever!! Since september 15th atleast!

deedopete

Heard ETH moving into POC............ Proof of Censorship

EdgeLord19941

Supply chains were always touted as one of the potential use cases of crypto. Even made POC for it once at my company. Great to see a real world finished product

Mactan

Gerrymandering, strict voting laws that target POC so they could not vote, Facebook, etc.. it would have been a landslide.

erdo369

All related to public permissionless dlt. Where 10% of enterprise adoption lies compared to private chains like r3 corda, hl fabric and private ethereum with the 90%. Chainlink labs doesn't even know what CCIP totally looks like yet. And therefore it's an initial POC.

mortyj

My short time on etherium was hardly a disaster. Just looking for other options - some other POW or POC coin to get behind

XBBlade

If you can't POC, you can't crypto

dcryptoguy

Bullish on POC.

TummyLice

POC - proof of conership

hey-now-relax

Proof of Hopium (POH) & Proof of Copium (POC)

warriorlynx

You aren't really "STAKING" (since BTC is POW not POC) you are basically letting a CEFI give you interest for holding BTC. Real native staking contributes to the blockchain meaning you are actually helping it and get rewarded for that.

DRosado20

This is my last answer on this thread because the conversation doesn't seem to be going anywhere and it's frustrating that you keep switching some things up. I also don't believe you have the technical knowledge or experience required to develop or discuss these ideas in detail. When I say sharing files I mean uploading and downloading them. Sorry for using the wrong term. Cloud services and torrents are obviously two very different things. What you propose tough is a mix of both conceptually. Instead of having a centralized entity create an interface you can interact with to upload or download files (all from centralized servers), you want an open source program that uploads and downloads data from multiple decentralized nodes. This is extremely similar to existing solutions that don't use blockchains and you said it was a unique use case which is what I'm debating. >How so?... Because to make data permanently accessible it needs to be stored on multiple nodes and it also needs to be available for download at all times. In a blockchain or DLT like your proposing, then every node would need to have the same data. That is not scalable. There's a reason blocks on blockchains support a very small amount of data. Again, the blockchain in this particular case is not creating a unique use case; it's just inserting lots and lots of issues. > Wasn't apple btw... You're the one that said apple in the previous comment. The systems Google uses don't just block people. Blocked people need to have multiple offenses, sometimes confirmed by a human. Otherwise people with kids would be getting blocked all over. I'm not gonna get to conclusions because of one case. Google has billions of users. > Those are already up and running... None of the provided examples use blockchains as a directory or to distribute the data. They have coins as the rewards which could easily be replaced with USD. Again, the blockchains in these examples are not creating a unique use case which is what I'm debating. > It works... No it does not. You can easily build a POC and say it works but imagine Netflix moving their infrastructure to this. You promised infinite scalability, but it won't scale because the aren't sufficient nodes. You promised reliable performance, but that won't be true unless most nodes have a very fast and reliable connection. Implementation always needs to be as optimal as possible for a solution to get traction, period. You can't promise something and not deliver. Otherwise you become Theranos. > If you need to scale up you add more nodes... You can't just create participants and nodes out of thin air. Enough participants need to be on the service in order for this to scale. Again, this isn't as scalable or reliable as you think it is.

DRosado20

In the first paragraph, you essentially described torrents. IMO a better justification is needed to build something like this. Saying central authorities are evil and introducing many issues into a system that works very well today in terms of reliability and speed isn't an actual use case. The cost part isn't an issue. Storage is Incredibly cheap nowadays. Also, I still don't get what role the blockchain plays here. Is it supposed to be a decentralized directory because of the potentially illegal content that may be “hosted”? A “decentralized” pirate bay? About Radix, I get it as a POC, I just don't get why anyone would use it if there could be potential issues with scalability, performance, stability, etc... Streaming is a complicated topic, especially at scale. I believe there are also many legal issues with data governance. Most of these issues aren't even worth looking into because there aren't tangible benefits over what exists today. I think investors and the tech industry in general understands, it's just that there aren't tangible benefits from a tech, design or business standpoint.

OK_Renegade

I am a LTO holder and I am very interested in this concept they developed with Chainlink. Instead of being required to do KYC at every CEX (or bank, sports bet or whatever) you can do KYC once through a trusted party (KYC provider), which then stores a Verifiable Credential in your crypto wallet. With this, you can provide your personal details and the CEX can verify that information is indeed true (if they trust the KYC provider that signed the Verifiable Credential). This would prevent me from having to send a copy of my ID to each and every CEX, and also gives me the opportunity to revoke access (and thus probably disabling my account). What do you guys think, is this POC something for the future? Especially with the EU working on a similar eID / wallet for every EU citizen.

tsumy

Nft games rugging after raising millions when the only development has been a webpage, a Twitter account, and to pay a designer to draw few hundred variations to mint. And there's people surprised. In Kickstarter you need to show a POC at least to raise just few hundred KS or less which will with luck pay a small portion of your developers.

PositiveUse

A lot of people here that know nothing about software engineering in a corporate environment… that they even have a working POC (proof of concept) is a miracle

SuperCryptoBr0

#Where is the outrage that a college degree or lack of, disproportionately affects POC? #Why aren’t universities vilified for charging 50K+ a year?!

dunkin1980

which party today believes blacks not intelligent enough to get an ID? Which party actively discriminates by announcing that they will only hire a black woman to the Supreme Court? Which party wants to fire Minnesota school teachers that are WHITE, first, according to the new deal reached? which party supports POC only graduations and dorms today in college? Which party members YOU try to lay off the sins of the historical past on Republicans cause it doesn;t jive with his vision of the party, and will no doubtr find some lame ass excuse why this discrimination today is the Republicans fault. Which person just throws out the word racist because someone made fun of Warrens dishonesty by picturing her in an Indian headdress. How is this racist again, especially compared to the list of positively racist activities listed above.

AffectionateCanary25

The vast plurality of Bitcoin holders are white males. This is going to be an uncomfortable conversation when Bitcoin becomes more adopted. I can already picture the headlines: "Is Bitcoin a form of white male oppression 🤔" And there will be some women and POC that call out the bullshit, "We were trying to tell you about Bitcoin in 2022!" It's so glaringly obvious that we are going down that blame-game path. I wonder how many bitcoiners will donate to ideologies that call them "the problem"

SpeciaLD3livery

This has already been brought to the attention and discussed amongst luxury watch designers as a future POC. This is one of many use cases and is nothing new and developer projects already exist (ie. GitHub). As an example, the digital certification/authentication of the watch would take place at the manufacturing process before the watch is finalized and shipped to a DC. Like how you ask? Think of a digitized capture of the watch serial, internal case/body and/or faceplate then certified on the blockchain. That's a high level explanation and just an example but there are many more use cases out there with company interest.

HeinousHaggis

The problem is they’ve alienated their early adopters and builders of the network in favor of their 5G rollout and convoluted new MOBILE token system. This in addition to a high barrier of entry into the 5G equipment ($2500.00+), constant POC validator issues and continued network spoofing Nova labs keeps looking the other way on has put an absolute shite taste in the mouths of many miners. I could go on about the heavily weighted HNT skewed elections and so on but I think that sums it up in a TLDR.

freistil90

The last statement… eh. Yes, that is less likely however, scammer will find a way if most governments proceed as it currently seems to be planned, to not allow anonymous wallets. Identity fraud then also works on those wallets and there will be some form of this. Plus a whole new class of problems - I read a few weeks back a nice POC where a guy minted an NFT on OpenSea and managed to change the content after selling it. His point was that this is still all centralised but also that it is absolutely not static what you’re buying - that is RIPE for fraud. Something which you wouldn’t have in a classical contract. For the country issue, sure, can’t speak for most developing countries but normally those transfers are not unsecured. You just gotta weigh in whether you’ll pay the spread and secure yourself against that risk or go via a cheap, everything-goes payment processor. For the infrastructure, I also agree - but why don’t you use that internally then as an infrastructure? Buy stablecoins, transfer them to your other localities and sell them there again? Or are your counterparts other entities? In that case, yeah, you gotta go with what you’re given. If it’s not worth it to invest in that infrastructure it might not be worth it that much though…? Plus the situation that you describe is almost always connected to some other problem that people just ignore. „No one“ holds back payments where everything is fine. Very possible someone fucked up accounting, there’s dubious transactions, etc. it’s this tale as old as time with „I didndunuthin!!1“ and in the end it just fell through the cracks because it’s really weird looking and people can’t be bothered with their accounting. Plus crypto is also not „deterministically safe“, you CAN have double spending and would be left alone with it. I believe it’s a viable strategy to test out for the future but it’s by far not the „this solves everything“ solution people make it to be.

Sufficient-Badger-31

hey you better check your privileges, it's POC People of Crypto!

CryptoBombastic

Why don’t people understand that this space without the hype is still a big nothing burger. It doesn’t mean that the future isn’t bright, just look at everything as POC’s and keep it real. Don’t expect major burns until the writings are on the wall. And ffs stop complaining you impatient bunch of lovely people and take this moment for what it really is: a once in a multiple lifetime opportunity. It’s still a big gamble but the risk we are taking is getting smaller and smaller by the day. BTC has become to big to fail, it’s pegged to everything and still isn’t part of every conventional stockmarket investor’s portfolio. There’s 21mil btc, not all mined, lots of BTC lost and stolen. There’s 56 million millionairs around the world, most of those will never own half a BTC. There’s no regulations and adoption is just getting started. We are still early and that’s why we see this huge volatility across the board. If your stomach can handle the 20% 30% 50% drops which are no unfamiliar phenomenon then you know you’re holding on to that ticket of freedom. Investing in crypto is like buying a house, you have people buying based on the looks, they see a nice kitchen and get so excited they throw money at it, they buy based on emotion/hype. But this goes the other way as well, if it looks like a dump that hasn’t seen a touch of paint in decades those “hyped” people won’t buy it. Then there’s the smart people who look through the house and don’t look at the pink bathtub, shit on the floor, cracked widows etc. They look at the foundation, location just overal potential. I think in a bear market the people who bought the top give away that they are the first kind of people who bought into the nice kitchen, and fail to see the potential. And if you can’t build a skyscraper yourself you should stop complaining to the contractors about how long it takes to create something huge like that out of nothing. I’ll live through this bear market again, buy the bottom again and my kids will be happy. Take off those pink glasses and put on the binoculars for that long time vision bruh.

Puzzleheaded-Foot366

523(a)(3)(A) is an exception to discharge of certain debts if the creditor has actual notice of a BKR filing in time to make a timely POC filing

ElderBlade

>So how are those CBDCs going to manifest themselves if Overledger is a scam? Are you saying that GV is just going to run off with the IADB's money and not deliver CBDCs for those 12 governments? Or that the IADB did no research or POC for the overlegder before giving them a contract? My guess is that the CBDCs will never be created. GV has already made his money from the pump and dump and will walk away. >How did the UK government certify their product if it doesnt exist? Conveniently you didnt address this link because it invalidates your entire argument If you read the application page, you don't have to show a working product to get listed on the digital marketplace. You just need to give a price document, terms and conditions, and service definition. Btw how many sales does QNT have from that marketplace? My guess is zero. >https://quant.network/partners/ I already looked at this link lol. These partnerships are completely overblown. I've already presented the evidence on Oracle, which you still can't answer. >Is your brain really this smooth or are you just trolling me at this point? Now you're getting into insults after being presented facts about your shitcoin. If you want to throw away your money, go right ahead. I won't engage any further as it's now a waste of my time.

EpicHasAIDS

Drugs are illegal. People in jail for drugs broke the law. I agree the laws are bullshit but they broke the law knowingly. Prison isn't full of people who didn't break the law, it's mainly full of people who broke the law. This isn't a race problem, it's a law problem. That I agree. Legalize weed and open the prison doors. Statistics on police killings - actual police killings - will prove you uninformed and low IQ. It doesn't bear discussion because you have no interest in facts. I used that as a simple example and I asked you to explain to me why Asians and East Indians do better than whites in America. It's a fair question, instead of having an outburst - answer the question. Either racism doesn't prevent POC from doing well or they've figured out how to beat a racist system. It's worth knowing isn't it? While you're at it, explain why Asians and East Indians are **not** highly represented in prison. Explain why you **rarely** see those people in altercations with the police. If there is mass racism then how do they consistently beat it? If the system is racist then why don't the major black majority cities that have been governed by blacks for decades fix their systems? Ever notice why the same people that cry about "racism" are the ones that don't support school choice? Take emotions out of your brain and just explain any of those things. Keep pointing at racism, but that fixes nothing because the largest part of the problem isn't racism. I abhor actual racism, but in 2022 people like you consider everything driven by racism, which is just isn't. If you want to fix problems in any culture the beginning is usually family and education. That's where I'd start.

freistil90

1) True - but judging from usage and requirements, people want STCs backed specifically by USD - because they want access to USD. Whether that’s by a cheap local bank or by a CC would not matter, that’s my hypothesis. 2) You’re following the same problematic issue as many others. Has BTC „lost value“? Or Algorand? Or Polkadot? They have all increased in features and haven’t had issues in a long time. What has fallen has the amount of USD people are open to pay for it. If that’s your focus, keep fiat - if all of your accounting is done in USD then you’re missing all of what crypto wants to achieve. Unlike stocks or bonds of other currencies, crypto has no intrinsic properties that give it value if you don’t use it. It’s purely speculative beyond that. Which is fine - but if EVERYONE just assumes someone else assumes that someone else assumes that etc. then crypto as such has zero value. 3) you’re right 4) actually not - there’s enough chains that can handle that volume with ease. You don’t have to provide volume in the equivalent of VISA or Mastercard or Swift if it’s just „covering the unbanked“. Hell, BTC might cover that with ease. If not, Algorand. All that „not decentralised enough“ talk is absolutely moot for them, for these people it’s decentralised enough. It’s done, the MVP is good enough for this. EACH of these blockchains can already handle millions of clients. Billions is a problem but millions is no problem at all. If it was, you could stop all cryptos already because my raspberry pi can handle a few million clients for easy message passing already. C10K was a problem in the 80s and 90s and there are solutions good enough for it for computers weaker than a pi. That definitely pushes it but it’s definitely possible. The „internet in the 80s“ argument breaks at the point that no internet or no computer to internet/computer is so much smaller than Oracle SQL to blockchain - plus it’s nowadays also so much more likely that information travels faster. SO much faster. Trust me, they most likely have heard about it - only rurally and maybe know about Bitcoin and so on but my point was if that „problem of the unbanked“ was such an actual problem for them, that they would wake up at night and scream against the sky to please give them a middleman-less financial system, you grossly overestimate how much money such a person actually possesses at all and how much money they deal with during a year in terms of volume. And whether „crypto fixes this“, especially since you might not even have an internet connection there, which is what you now require. These people need a functional social system, healthcare, all that stuff and THEN maybe we come to the point whether or not they need a bankless system. And even that advantage can vanish more! Take Germany. You have a right to get a free bank account in case you’re not able to pay for one, that even includes you being homeless. They have a cash card and everything and should they get a job, get a home and so on, they pay for it (small amount, if at all, possible that it also stays free). What would such a person profit from having dogecoin? Only to send money that they don’t have to other homeless people? No, that helps iff they can spend it, if they can buy food with it etc. In all other scenarios, that free bank account is uniformly better for this unbanked person. You can also have the very rural situation that I mentioned where there are no banks and access to money is hard and you’re essentially independent of your country’s services - and yeah, here you can use crypto. You can ALREADY use it. It’s not 2015 anymore, it’s not a POC, you can use it and build stuff. If they needed it (and we have gotten to the point that they most likely have heard about it in SOME form), there would be a natural push towards usage. The much more important question is why that natural adoption in these areas isn’t happening.

tobypassquarant

You heard it here folks: ~~Vultures~~ Venture Capitalists only invest in white male tech/crypto companies. Is he implying that the only reason women and POC-led companies aren't doing well is because nobody will invest in them? So why doesn't he do it? He should start a fund or put some of his own money in, right? Nah, he'll just bitch about it so his voters have a reason to hate everyone else, *but they love him for pointing it out though*. Politics is a parasite on society.

Sir-Tryps

>There are no statistics for the whole country so until you have those, STFU. Your "statistics" are as good as Ami Horowitz's. A study of working age colored folks in Milwaukee county is as reliable as my empirical evidence. In fact, the fucktard study you show it referred to within it as empirical. Oh yeah, it's a county of less than a million people. Great fucking study. That paper also cites data that's nearly 20 years old, so again, sputtering sentence fragments that mean nothing. Congrats, you qualify as 2 steps lower than Bill Maher on the liberal intellect ladder. Wow man, you sure did blow a fucking socket lol. A study involving millions of people is objectively better then that dude asking what, a couple dozen? Maybe a hundred people? Deal with it. >The point of the matter is, leftists will never accept that voting should require the same security as picking up the boots you ordered online at the FedEx depot or getting on a greyhound bus. I'm a leftist. And I already told you I would support requiring voter ID if we made it easier to get. I'm sure a lot would agree with me. >To your point (and not the one on your head) why don't democrats champion black folks getting ID if it's such a problem? Answer that? Is it because the big bad Republicans block it lolololol? Because they don't think people not having IDs is a problem. Your the one here claiming that people not having an ID is an issue. So again, if you weren't a moron, alarm bells would be ringing about the fact that the people who thinks it's an issue that people aren't voting with an ID want to crack down on that issue without talking about making it easier for the people doing it legally to keep doing it legally. >Continue to use colored folks are your pets. Dumb idiots who can't figure out how to get an ID. The reality is black folks know where the DMV is and know how to get IDs and in 2022 most have IDs. Certainly those that want them. As a non American it's obvious that the left views blacks as less able. As a non-american you should probably stop talking about American politics. Poor people are objectively less able to get themselves to the DMV. Poor people are also objectively less able cough up 35$ for the luxury of being able to vote. Black people, are objectively a disproportionate percentage of the poor population, ergo would be disproportionately affected by voter ID laws. >Regarding guns, only a legitimate 60 IQ shit eating mutant would suggest that most guns are sold via private sales. Good thing nobody claimed otherwise. >Speaking of gun violence Nobody did, but go ahead anyway >The vast majority of the remainders are POC shooting POC with illegal guns. How many gun deaths in Chicago are Billy Bob selling his gun to Jimmy Joe and shooting Bobby Ray? 0. Exactly 0. Yeah this weird tangent definitely doesn't show that the people pushing for voter ID laws tend to be racist. Nope, not at all. Thanks for your input Mr. /u/EpicHasAIDS

EpicHasAIDS

There are no statistics for the whole country so until you have those, STFU. Your "statistics" are as good as Ami Horowitz's. A study of working age colored folks in Milwaukee county is as reliable as my empirical evidence. In fact, the fucktard study you show it referred to within it as empirical. Oh yeah, it's a county of less than a million people. **Great fucking study**. That paper also cites data that's nearly 20 years old, so again, sputtering sentence fragments that mean nothing. Congrats, you qualify as 2 steps lower than Bill Maher on the liberal intellect ladder. The point of the matter is, leftists will never accept that voting should require the same security as picking up the boots you ordered online at the FedEx depot or getting on a greyhound bus. To your point (and not the one on your head) why don't democrats champion black folks getting ID if it's such a problem? Answer that? Is it because the big bad Republicans block it lolololol? You're aware most predominantly black cities like Baltimore and Atlanta have been run by blacks for decades? Sad fact for you. The federal dems could also champion making ID easy to get. But no, it's easier to complain and let shit brains try to defend it. Continue to use colored folks are your pets. Dumb idiots who can't figure out how to get an ID. Regarding guns, only a legitimate 60 IQ shit eating mutant would suggest that most guns are sold via private sales. Speaking of gun violence in the US, data hasn't changed in years. 2/3rds of gun death approx are suicides. The vast majority of the remainders are POC shooting POC with illegal guns.

Sir-Tryps

> Yes they will. See, I get the bullshit sputtering sentence fragments that ID is "hard to get", but the reality is most Americans support voter ID laws. Yeah sure. I'm sure a lot of even democrats support it. I've got nothing against them myself, if you make them free for people to get. But the people pushing for voter ID laws aren't exactly the kinds of people making it easier to get. >Further, getting an ID in the US isn't like getting a Master's degree. I didn't say it was, that doesn't mean it's easy to get though. You may have to fork over cash you can't afford. Time you can't afford. If you don't have the proper paperwork that's even more time and work. >Did you ever wonder why it's not racist to need ID to get a loan? Get on plane? Buy gun (constitutional right)? Pick your package up at the FedEx depot? Drive a car? Buy a beer? Most of those aren't constitutional rights >Buy gun (constitutional right)? Federal law only requires federally licensed dealers demand an ID. There is no federal law requiring jim-bob from selling his gun to you. Also, I can probably convince a number of conservatives that requiring IDs to buy guns would be trampling on the rights of the black community. >We'll also ignore the fact that voter turn out in Georgia amongst blacks - who is as good a representation of black voters as any state - is off the charts. I like how your example is from a state that offers free IDs. Almost like you are so sure of your own ignorance that you didn't bother to fact check my arguments against your chosen example. You know who has poor people? Every country. >You know who has voter ID laws? >Most countries. >You know why? You know why. Because in most countries having an ID is a legal requirement because why not. All their citizens are supposed to have ID anyway. If you don't drive a car in the US, there's a pretty significant chance you don't have ID on you. >You want a laugh, look up Ami Horowitz. He does a video where he asks a bunch of white college kids about black people and voter IDs. They all say how black people are less likely to have access to IDs, know how to get them or use the internet. It's fucking galling. Then he goes to HARLEM and interviews black people, all of whom have IDs and correctly call the idiot college kids dumb and racist. That's some super cool anecdotal evidence you got going for you there. But when you look at the stats it tells the other story. https://dc.uwm.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1184&context=eti_pubs I'm not arguing that voter ID laws are bad, but the fact that the people yapping the most about voter ID laws aren't also proposing to make it easier to actually get an ID should be setting off some alarm bells for you. >Is there a 97 year old black woman in rural Georgia without an ID? No doubt. Does this represent most POC? No. The question is, are there more black people without a license then there are white people? If so, then once again, black people are being disproportionately stripped of their rights.

EpicHasAIDS

Yes they will. See, I get the bullshit sputtering sentence fragments that ID is "hard to get", but the reality is most Americans support voter ID laws. Further, getting an ID in the US isn't like getting a Master's degree. Did you ever wonder why it's not racist to need ID to get a loan? Get on plane? Buy gun (constitutional right)? Pick your package up at the FedEx depot? Drive a car? Buy a beer? We'll also ignore the fact that voter turn out in Georgia amongst blacks - who is as good a representation of black voters as any state - is off the charts. In this regard, democrats treat people of color as idiots. You know who has poor people? Every country. You know who has voter ID laws? Most countries. You know why? You know why. You want a laugh, look up **Ami Horowitz**. He does a video where he asks a bunch of white college kids about black people and voter IDs. They all say how black people are less likely to have access to IDs, know how to get them or use the internet. It's fucking galling. Then he goes to HARLEM and interviews black people, all of whom have IDs and correctly call the idiot college kids dumb and racist. Is there a 97 year old black woman in rural Georgia without an ID? No doubt. Does this represent most POC? No.

EpicHasAIDS

You think in the US, where the democrats tell us it's racist for people of color to show ID to vote is racists (despite most POC agreeing with ID rules), will want blockchain IDs? Wipe your tears and walk me through that.

HalfRick

What kind of dogmatic thinking are you saying no one should respect? That a trans man with beard and a penis should not be forced to be referred to as her? Can you think of any reason why it’s different when a black comedian uses a word on stage and when a white CEO tells his POC employees he can use it as long as he doesn’t mean anything by it?

h_o_l_o_d_a_y

Pretty nuts the POC for ETH is around $162 on volume profile. That’s what market mania and no circuit breakers get you

0xNLY

It’s like Cardano are five years behind the rest of crypto and speed running the whole thing again to catch up - they’re up to the useless permissioned corporate blockchain POC dressed up as a huge announcement phase from 2016.

Leading_Economics_79

POC = Prove to Cat. POD = Prove to Dog.

anoneatsworld

Why exactly would I want a funny cat as an icon on the money that I pay my health insurance with? That isn’t a „fun transaction“ and I do t want this transaction to be fun, I want it done and then not think about it anymore. Why make it so much about the token itself and ignore whether they can actually manifest a functioning economy? The mere fact that banano for example is purposefully created as a memecoin disqualifies it already to do anything serious with it - just by the fact alone that you deem it necessary to spend an ounce of energy into binding it to any form of internet culture. Fuck that. Let me pay for my shit and invest for my retirement funds and otherwise not think about the shape or name of the money that I have to use. Just like the guys that spend weeks discussing which programming language is better instead of just going ahead and building some stuff. Get the fuck out, take the first thing that can scale up enough and go ahead, scratch the other 15000 tokens and be done. Some utility tokens, sure - why not, if someone actually wants to use them for a real-world application (and not just to get some arbitrary POC-crypto-Rube-Goldberg-machine rolling). Have my insurances as NFTs or ASA or something - I couldn’t care less for anything meme-related. It’s money, goddamn it, make it work and then shut up about it. And I say this as someone working in the financial industry.

ahabraken

Would be good if you have a bit more information, like a POC or screenshots made in paint, on what the idea is. You say you've 'already made it' so some screenshots with mock data would go a long way. ​ Besides that, if what you're building is legit you'll have no problems finding people to use it.

getrektsnek

There is no way your claimed education and your opinions match up. A-political yet effortlessly brand conservatives as racist gaslighters? I call Bullshit. You are telling me the POC in the Conservative party are racist too? You are a Centrist but sound exactly like a progressive ideologue? Give your head a shake, I’m not buying it.

nocturnalcreature69

One of the biggest risks in the financial system that distributed ledgers technologies can mitigate is counterparty risk. Current DeFi systems are all running in parallel or separate to existing financial systems. They can almost be thought of as a POC. If they can prove themselves over a longer period of time, in terms of scalability and reliability, you will probably see more integrations with existing financial technologies.

theyellowpants

Thanks for being gracious about me restating that. And yes I am saying literally two people doing the same exact job, there’s tons of evidence of a pay gap for women being paid less and it’s worse when she’s black or a POC. You can google this, lots of great info And well, as a business you’ll get away with whatever you legally can. So without audits, without scrutiny, companies do all the time. I know I’m underpaid, I’ll make less over my lifetime (and spend more thanks to the pink tax and just existing as a woman) so I’m just financially fucked compared to a male counterpart

pruttphilip

Anyone who talks about ”women in crypto” cares about gender, not crypto. Don’t give them time of day or they will keep advancing with their ideology. I’ve read ”POC in crypto” too, despite crypto being one of the most diverse fields in the world right now. People who push for things like this don’t care about diversity, they care about more representation of themselves in the industry. The more people that share their views they can inject into the industry the more influence and control over the industry they’ll have. Happened to tech and will happen here if allowed

explosiveplacard

You don't need to be a good programmer to be Satoshi. Satoshi proved that, lol. If you look at the early code, it was functional in a POC kind of way, but not elegant by any means. That being said, no way Elon had anything to do with bitcoin in the early days.

Future_Bright7777

Here is what you can assume. Until transactions are on the mainnet, they are all POC. I don't agree that they should have been announced like they did it. Everyone assumes they are all going live but they are just prototypes. Huge issue for me.

be_bo_i_am_robot

Go back and read Satoshi’s whitepaper, then read the archived messages. They *definitely* wanted transaction privacy, ultimately. They simply didn’t know how to build it at the time, and they needed to start somewhere and release a working POC.

meepmurp-

My comment was referring to access of crypto itself. The crypto community in the US is trying to get more women and POC involved.

meepmurp-

the news from a few weeks back was that Naomi Osaka is working with FTX to help crypto be more accessible to women and POC. I think there’s also a test one can take to become an accredited investor without needing to show they have a lot of money already. Yeah it seems this regulation is very, heavy-handed.

meepmurp-

I think this also doesn’t exactly help with improving access to women and POC.

DigitalInvestments2

Elon should build a new social media platform on top of the internet computer. It's easy to build a website or social media platform on top of $ICP, there are existing POC demos for this. Get on it Elon!

mackupstate518

That’s good, but it doesn’t say if they are POC or not. It be nice to know what companies have done a POC and then after the POC was over decided to continue on with HBAR.

mackupstate518

That’s good, but it doesn’t say if they are POC or not. It be nice to know what companies have done a POC and then after the POC was over decided to continue on with HBAR.

mackupstate518

What companies are actually using HBAR? Not POC, but actual on chain usage? What use cases?

tokyo_aces

Fair enough! That's why I didn't want to write more in my original comment, and mentioned a POC would be best to start with.

tokyo_aces

4 engineers? How much cryptography experience do they have? If you have cryptography experience, make a mom&pop wallet to increase adoption. 4 engineers is enough to get the POC out in a couple months of hackathon weekends. If you like what you design, make it full time. DM me for details on what it should include and why you need crypto post-grads.

gregcron

- Pay by card, get 2+% cashback and various forms of protection which often come in handy, or - Pay by crypto, get no protection, pay more in fees, and wait longer. Crypto makes sense for a lot of use cases, including money transfers (as an alternative to wires, etc). For day to day spending, the practical use case just really isn't there (speaking from a US-based perspective). From a merchant perspective, they could probably shave off the 2.9% processing fees, but likely most don't see it worth the trouble. I'm not sure what the fees are for some of the integrated POC's that are out, but probably comparable to credit card fees for most services offering it as seamless as merchants would need it to be.