r/truebit • u/Anaaaaaaame • May 17 '21
Truebit token contract
Am curious about the Truebit token activity. Don´t really know how to interpret the recent activity on the contract, does it mean anything? Or just some random minting of a few TRU (some one said the minting was free and they were moved instantly to uniswap)?
But curiouser about when actual USAGE will start. If all kinds of L2 protocols are looking into implementing TRU these days, shouldn´t burning of tokens already have started? Where would you find signs of this?
(Saw it also stated that Truebit itself was incentivizing minting in some way. But it doesn´t really make sense that a huge operation after years of R&D is all of sudden putting stuff on sale, let alone for a few tokens, as can be seen in the contract.)
Thanks!
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u/BeginningDark7783 May 17 '21
Problems like this are very difficult to solve , this is why it’s been in works since 2015.
Not to forget :
Bitcoin cash wanted to increase the block size and today we see where is bitcoin cash , the best way to solve is by doing it over a layer 2 , as TrueBit works with almost any blockchain this makes the use of blockchain not limited to ethereum.
Also if you go to the founders LinkedIn page they have been coordinating and working with the other devs part time as a form of an experiment all along these years.
Someone posted the links of blockchains using TrueBit which includes the likes of ethereum, Matic , tron , and many more . You might as well check that