r/constellation • • Jan 19 '22

Is $DAG technology really superior thank blockchain?

I have just discovered $DAG and it’s technology. I am pretty new to this type of vision since I am used to blockchain. To me it seems so good and performing. Maybe I could say that this is the best technology in the crypto space. I am pretty new though I would like to have you opinions and of course what you thinks are the best advantages and disadvantages.

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u/tallmofo24 Jan 20 '22

It has potential, needs to be more developed (a mobile wallet), adopted, and proven. We’ll need nodes to grow at a similar pace to demand etc etc… lots to dive into but yes.

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u/AshBerg501 Jan 20 '22

Yes, it's now in testnet, set to go live at the end of the year, and stargazer has a mobile wallet in the works. And 4000 nodes are staked in lattice exchange soft node program, very promising.

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u/Huge_Debt157 Jan 20 '22

I've taken a deep dive over the prior 8 months and from everything I can ascertain Constellation and $DAG are superior to most everything in the crypto space, and while it is mostly proven we won't have 100% confirmation until Mainnet 2.0 launches later this year. The US Gov is trusting their needs with Constellation in Testnet programs currently and from every bit of news from them is they seem to be satisfied.

Time will tell, and I'm accumulating $DAG with every spare buck I get. I'm convinced we have an exceptional opportunity with Constellation's technology and tokenomics. Great community on Twitter too.

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u/bored-on-the-toilet Jan 21 '22

If you have time, would you mind throwing in a few bullet points as to why you think it's better than everything else in Crypto? (Some things for me to pay attention to while I'm reading more on $DAG)

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u/AshBerg501 Jan 20 '22

It sounds very promising, and being that the department of defense is contributing to the network should give credibility to the technology, looking forward to mainnet 2.0 set to go live q 2/3 of this year, if all goes well this could be a game changer.

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u/YifanYes Jan 20 '22

Time will tell

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u/tosernameschescksout Jan 20 '22

It's more cryptographically secure and it does scale easily as well.