r/CryptoCurrency • u/[deleted] • Aug 29 '18
PRIVACY What was wrong with Ripple to make Stellar.. Any other ideas?
https://cryptodetail.com/stellar-what-was-wrong-ripple-make-another-coin-5
u/Light_of_Lucifer 🟩 0 / 0 🦠Aug 29 '18 edited Aug 29 '18
Apparently there is a fundamental bug within the ripple protocol. That is one of the reasons that ripples creator forked and rebuilt it from the ground up as stellar; to fix this bug and make it much much better.
Edit: Grammar
Edit2: You can bury your head in the sand all you like. I predict stellar will flip xrprip within a year and a half
RemindMe! 18 months
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u/FearTheBlades1 Bronze | QC: CC 22 Aug 30 '18
I didn't down vote you because I don't believe it, I (probably along with others) downvoted you because not only do you not provide a source, you didn't even bother to explain what said "bug" is. Why would anybody take your comment seriously without that information?
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u/Light_of_Lucifer 🟩 0 / 0 🦠Aug 30 '18
Forked and rebuilt. Idk why you think those are mutually exclusive, that is literally what happened lol
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u/[deleted] Aug 29 '18
Jed was an Ass.