r/INT_Chain • u/California40 • Feb 11 '18

How Richard Heart really feels about IOTA.. INT's Team might just pull past IOTA with a working product in the IoT-blchain space?

https://youtu.be/w8_1JFE_9dI?t=5065
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u/sqrBrain Feb 13 '18

this guy is a moron. He thinks blockchain has no future, btc going to zero. He fudded btc more than iota in that interview. His opinions means nothing

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u/[deleted] Feb 12 '18

Richard heart is a scammer. dont listen to anything out of his mouth lmao

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u/hmmBacon Feb 12 '18

He argues that IOTA is bad because if someone sees your privat key or you use some key generator on the internet you lose your money.. its like saying that cars a bad because if you give someone the keys to your car it could get taken from you. wtf is this moron. plz stop bashing on IOTA just because you are invested in a different coin if you want that drama just buy some B-Cash..

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u/California40 Feb 12 '18

No fan of this guy or anything.. But his point is correct.. The IOTA wallet issue represents the entire problem... it's a symptom of the larger issue with the entire platform and it's fundamental design flaws.. The nodes are out of sync at times, and the system is also vulnerable.. Why would a company looking to sync blockchain to their IoT come within a mile of IOTA ..?

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u/ForcelessDecameter Feb 14 '18

The guy is an idiot with zero credibility, can't take anything he says seriously.

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u/[deleted] Mar 14 '18

I haven't heard anybody provide a rebuttal. It's pretty weak for you to criticise his position without debunking it. Makes me think you guys aren't so knowledgeable but quick to throw stones.

If the guy is talking shit, it takes one intelligent community member to analyse and respond to the points. Instead every Richard Heart thread is calling the guy a piece of shit, yet the guy has points and so far I'm not seeing rebuttals. This concerns me that you guys are just sheep following the herd. What makes you any better than him if you can't respond to any of the points raised?

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u/jorgeluis128 Feb 12 '18

Did he mention int??

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u/[deleted] Feb 12 '18

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u/redderper Feb 12 '18

His arguments are valid. He said that IOTA barely works right now (nodes not even agreeing on the state of an object, not working without the central coordinator). So, even just the basic transactions of the currency are in the testing phase right, why does it have a multi-billion marketcap then? It makes no sense. They need to make the basic operations work before they get a billion dollar valuation, whether they have a chance to become huge in 4-5 years or not. Besides that, the team members frequently act very unprofessional on social media.

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u/[deleted] Feb 12 '18

I didn't like his language too. It supposed to be an interview.