Koromoto
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CryptoKitties craze slows down transactions on Ethereum
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-42237162
I believe contracts are not a good idea to have attached to a cryptocurrency, they should be in their own network just for cases like this and they have a very valid purpose: to keep an open registry of contracts and their state as they mutate. The same can be said of all the tokens being created on top of Ethereum, they complicate matters and once hundreds of tokens have been settled now they have created a standard (since all tokens do the same thing) called ERC20 with the basic functionality of a token which I think can be provided without all the contract/programming/execution part as they should be a simple feature of a smart crypto that provides instant forks based on some criteria.
More data for my research about tokens.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-42237162
I believe contracts are not a good idea to have attached to a cryptocurrency, they should be in their own network just for cases like this and they have a very valid purpose: to keep an open registry of contracts and their state as they mutate. The same can be said of all the tokens being created on top of Ethereum, they complicate matters and once hundreds of tokens have been settled now they have created a standard (since all tokens do the same thing) called ERC20 with the basic functionality of a token which I think can be provided without all the contract/programming/execution part as they should be a simple feature of a smart crypto that provides instant forks based on some criteria.
More data for my research about tokens.