Lightning Labs. The founders were heavily involved in the debate over increasing block size that led to a hard fork. I have no idea if they honestly thought the network Das better off with a smaller block size, but after successfully fending off a block size increase they created a company to develop a lightning network implementation.
> Now you're just being obtuse. I'm obviously not talking about cryptography.
That doesn't actually answer the question. Are you referring to cryptocurrencies as a whole lot a subset of smart contract protocols?
Lightning Labs. The founders were heavily involved in the debate over increasing block size that led to a hard fork. I have no idea if they honestly thought the network Das better off with a smaller block size, but after successfully fending off a block size increase they created a company to develop a lightning network implementation.
> Now you're just being obtuse. I'm obviously not talking about cryptography.
That doesn't actually answer the question. Are you referring to cryptocurrencies as a whole lot a subset of smart contract protocols?