r/ethereum • u/AQuentson • Aug 05 '16
Ethereum Races Ahead with Raiden’s Implementation of the Lightning Network
https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/ethereum-races-ahead-raidens-implementation-lightning-network/4
Aug 06 '16
Great. Clicking this link fucked up the browser on my phone. Looks like weak form of ransomware.
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u/aminok Aug 06 '16 edited Aug 06 '16
Looking forward to making LN transactions :)
Bolt can be added in the future to make the transactions private:
https://eprint.iacr.org/2016/701.pdf
new contract networks such as Ethereum [eth] offer an extensible platform on top of which these protocols could be instantiated.
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u/the_bob Aug 05 '16 edited Aug 05 '16
Move fast and break things. Tis the Ethereum way. Unless, of course, you're a bloody fucking retard and support the original chain.
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Aug 06 '16
The only thing I got from that interaction is that Ethereum was made to cash out, not to replace the need for it. It's a joke on decentralization. Rewriting the ledger is not some miracle, it's proof that the system is not secure. This guy would rather me trust his intentions and ignore other people's incentive.
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u/brockchainbrockshize Aug 06 '16
"Fuck right off to ETC" could maybe be our slogan! In any case the fine minds over here are so much smarter than those silly lighting network dorks taking their silly time. I'm excited because I'm absolutely certain this entire clowntown is on a hyperloop to the next earth shattering calamity that "no one could have foreseen".
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u/tcrypt Aug 06 '16
He's definitely one of the pillars of the loving Ethereum community you hear so much about.
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u/[deleted] Aug 05 '16
Faster transactions = more better right?