Basic explanation In Bitcoin once you submit a transaction with a transaction fee, there is not a 100% chance your transaction will be added to a block before it is forgotten by all nodes. If the fee is

This is more meant to demonstrate the viability of the technical concept than propose implementation of it right now.

I have seen misinformation on both sides. There are people who constantly say IOTA is a failure and not working because of one bad past experience they had, as well as IOTA supporters who continually deny

I am not aware how the tangle architecture specifically is prone to Ddos. If you have any sources on that I would love to see them. Individual nodes can receive too many requests and be over-worked. The

Perhaps my wording was unclear. I propose that the minimum PoW difficulty to submit all transactions stay the same. So the process of sending IOTA or sending a message in a zero balance transaction would

In my understanding, all nodes currently use the coordinator to determine what is confirmed. The coordinator has been turned off a number of times in the past and the network functioned. This is true,

"As far as I've understood, every node needs to keep the full transaction history of all the tokens they have, meaning it may not scale with time" In IOTA there are a couple different type of

Supposedly the new IXI module coming out soon will make it a lot easier for exchanges to add support for IOTA.

Admittedly IOTA is a work in progress. The current official GUI wallet is not very user friendly to use. However the trinity wallet that will be coming out soon will really make IOTA much nicer to use,

Your voice in the video is rather quiet. From the new mic maybe?

Super excited for IOTA's future.