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PJHi, Can you do an interview on FileCoin guys.
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CDI watched the whole interview and I still don't get it. Why should Joe six pack speculate on IDO tokens, for example, unlocking access to Daimler IT data? Cause he thinks Daimler IT data is underpriced and wants to front run actual customers of that data? But then if Joe six pack buys the ocean token, he's speculating that their marketplace for this data is undervalued?
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NDGreat interview! Thx. I am having difficulty understanding if ocean county would be an investment in terms of how much a coin for example couple be worth in the future??
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XSVery great project! Makes me think about de OriginTrail Protocol and their Decentralized Knowledge Graph. Building products on top of that based on global supply chain industry standards such as GS1 & BSI.
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TPAh yes, another ERC-20 token. They're thick like ticks on a dog's back after a walk in the woods. Lets dive in, shall we? Ocean - 0.38 USD Last traded, 1.41 Billion Supply (lol), 419 Million in circulation (Coinbase) This token has traded flat to nothing for most of its life, only getting a partial bid because of the DeFi degen betting craze. It didn't last, as most tokens found out, and is now languishing nearly -50% from its best price. "Bitcoin is really crappy for the transfer of data" -- what Headphones means is that they had to pay a fee for trying to stuff data into the chain, essentially trying to treat it like their personal hard drive. The "crap" was that fees would increase if they tried to open the firehose of data, which wasn't the reason the fields they were stuffing with data existed in the first place. Naturally, they migrated to ETH, because they have no such prohibitions on exploiting the blockchain at the expense of other projects, which incidentally contributed to the "CryptoKitties" incident where a simple collectibles game essentially ate up all the capacity on the ETH blockchain. Headphones goes on to describe how Ocean is the perfect token for disseminating quote data, including fanciful explanations of how it could be used to create a virtual bucket shop ticker with existing legacy instruments/equities. Problem is, quote data is VERY intensive. There is no way in hell that this token can take the absolute bursting-at-the-seams-quotes-per-second that is required from a full spread of indexes, options data, futures contracts including all months (and THEIR options too) without seizing up the chain that its based on. My fav quote is "... we based it on a decentralized chain" -- oh my, Headphones doesn't understand what he's building on -- ETH is far from that status, and with the pending panic-pivot to Proof-of-Stake, it will become less so from the externalized demands on its validator nodes. I'm just glad that Headphones is trying to burden ETH with this project, because frankly its a data-bandwidth nightmare that I doubt this team will solve. The market price thinks so too, apparently.
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spcan we still share these videos? i dont see the share button.
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JKOCEAN Protocol is going to be revolutionary.
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spamazing
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tcExcuse my near total ignorance here but does The Graph (GRT) interact with any of this or visa versa or not at all. Seems Graph is creating block chains of data. I understand data but get lost in the technical abstractions so common in crypto world.
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JTHeard ocean is giving away 51% of their supply, as Andre Cronje say earn it don't buy it.
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TMBitcoin is nice, but eth projects are actually charging into the technological frontier. So much more interesting than a simple store of value. So glad to hear more than price predictions regarding bitcoin. So boring and something you can get anywhere. This was great!
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NMOcean Protocol have skills and functionalities nobody else has. They are working with the Central Bank of Germany (as per publicly published tender), Daimler, GAIA-X and numerous others, including 3 global companies under NDA. Sharing data while retaining privacy and control and being GRPD compliant is simply a unique value proposition.