>Nebulas is a 3.0 platform blockchain, with intergrated blockchain search functions. >Devs have smart contracts, no scaling worries, massive array of tools & options >Similar to how google indexes webpages Nebulas will index blockchain projects, smart contracts & data. >Nebulas rank algorithm sifts & sorts the data. >Developers rewarded NAS to develop & deploy on NAS chain. >Nebulas calls this developer incentive protocol – basically rewards are issued based on how often contract is used, the more the better the rewards >Nebulas Force means no need for hard forks. A flexible base means that updates are easily applied, buggy contracts will be repairable without need for token migration >Proof of devotion. Works like DPoS except the best, most economically incentivised developers (Bookkeeppers) get the forging spots. Ensuring brains stay with the project (Cross between PoI & PoS) >Create your own search engine & services; will initially be used to assist Nebulas search engine. Rewards in NAS >Lightening Network is used to handle transactions >First crypto Wallet that supports the Lightening Network >Team founded Antshares, worked on Neo, one was Alibaba CTO who implemented their blockchain > IDE for smart contracts, block browser, plugins for popular IDEs, debugger, simulator, formal verification tool for smart contracts, background SDKs for advanced languages, & SDKs for mobile ends. >NAS token is used as a sort of gas for smart contracts, a currency & proof of devotion rewards.
This is a little old, they've implemented DAG transactions.
>Last week, we focus on concurrent transactions packing & verification. Concurrent transactions verification is a big challenge for us. We cannot make sure two transactions can be executed independently before executing them. Thus, we have to find a way to record their dependent relationship into a DAG(Directed Acyclic Graph), and verify them concurrently according to the DAG. We have to be very carefully to manage the DAG because a lot of states in block will be changed during the execution of transactions. Moreover, we wrote more test cases to test smart contracts in our testnet last week and we’re glad the testnet seems stable.
From slack >DAG is used to record the dependency relationship between transactions in our new feature: packing and verifying transactions concurrently in a block. In current Nebulas version, even most other blockchain projects, transactions are packed into a block one by one and verified one by one. One by one is easy but not efficient. We are trying to find a way to pack many transactions concurrently to improve the performance. However, some transactions are independent, such as A->B, C->D, and some has partial ordering relationship, such as A->B, A->C. Thus, we have to use a DAG to record the partial order relationship when packing transactions concurrently so that we can verify the DAG concurrently too.
Well that addresses my main concern. I really want a platform coin, and see huge upside with this one. Right now I'm holding ADA but have been considering selling it for NAS.
Chase Morris
you folks shilling it as superior platform but why its not mooning like other platforms coins?
Logan Lewis
It's main exchange is Huobi is the big reason as far as I can tell. Another worry is that it is a chink coin
Anthony Sanders
The only time I deal with DAGS is when they’re owned by gypsies.
Binned
Isaiah Phillips
Put 75% in NAS, leave 25% in ADA on the off chance it moves this year.
Its just passed BAT in CMC rankings. Its mainnet is set to be released, rebrand imminent, the unique features come later in the year.
