@facemrook @Adrian_Midas @IOTAFanClub @Vrom14286662 There are atoms in the universe and we can use atoms to build computers that simulate atoms.
You are saying: "Having two - incompatible - forms of atoms that solve the same problem sounds like unneeded complexity & a bad idea :)"
You can't build computers without real atoms!
You are saying: "Having two - incompatible - forms of atoms that solve the same problem sounds like unneeded complexity & a bad idea :)"
You can't build computers without real atoms!
@facemrook @Adrian_Midas @IOTAFanClub @Vrom14286662 Smart Contracts require a total order of events.
IOTA (much like the universe) doesn't have a total order of events. But in the same way as the universe still allows you to have a total order of events within a "frame of reference" IOTA also allows you to have a total ...
IOTA (much like the universe) doesn't have a total order of events. But in the same way as the universe still allows you to have a total order of events within a "frame of reference" IOTA also allows you to have a total ...
@facemrook @Adrian_Midas @IOTAFanClub @Vrom14286662 ... order of events when it comes to a particular chain of spends. Colored coins allow you to create a traceable and non-forkable chain of spends which creates something like a "frame of reference" in which total order can exist.
Colored coins are therefore essential for ...
Colored coins are therefore essential for ...
@facemrook @Adrian_Midas @IOTAFanClub @Vrom14286662 ... Smart Contracts and you couldn't implement them without.
The fact that you can create "virtual tokens" inside Smart Contracts doesn't take away the need for colored coins on the base layer.
Hence: You can't build computers that simulate atoms without atoms.
The fact that you can create "virtual tokens" inside Smart Contracts doesn't take away the need for colored coins on the base layer.
Hence: You can't build computers that simulate atoms without atoms.
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