- 30 June 2020 (99 messages)
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everything that is built on a decentralized network is required by a GNU license, when you create a smart contract and it is compiled to the virtual machine code it is redistributed globally to all nodes, everything that is built on a public network decentralized you can fork, without infringing copyright, any company that wants to avoid this must create their own blockchain network and change the licenses to prohibit their use and copying.
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I'm not talking about creating a new game, do you understand that?
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They are properties that are acquired with money, real money, and you can do with them whatever you want, because it is simply a smart contract in ethereum that tells you that your wallet has a card, and that confirms thousands of nodes that support you, and they say, hey this card that belongs to this address is the property of this address, this card no longer belongs to "centralized company"
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I'm just trying to help, I've always played the game, I have no financial interest ...
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Exactly, and make the exchange with atomic swaps.
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Great, now I have a lot of free time in quarantine, and I would like to start building something in Ontology and Neo using chainlink ...
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i could create prototypes of smart contracts and then have them audited by everdreamsoft, and if you agree @yodark
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The good thing about smart contracts is that they are open to the public and anyone with knowledge can read the code and know if it is an exchange that is trustworthy.
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When someone purchases a SoG card, does he acquire an art, or the property rights to this art?
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Yes because if I tokenized an art asset and say the holder own the right of this art piece. Let’s say I didn’t had the right on the asset as I stole it from somebody. Nobody can stop people from transacting the token but the underlying asset might disappear
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We didn’t decided to a licence tied to the asset other than personal use. But we are quite open to it if you have a project to discuss
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i leaning to say that neither is correct, if you buy a book, does the property law applied to the authorship of that text, i don’t think so
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if you buy for example an painting you buy the painting you then have the right to sell it or hang it in ya house but not to copy i would say that is a good way to look at it
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well, you can copy it, in different countries are different laws about. but you can do it to extent, first most important thing is always usage of thiscopy. if it’s only personal, no problem here
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the only thing that I propose and can do is create in the Ontology network NFTs, interchangeable between the CP and ETH Blockchains.
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that’s a good idea, more markets are always better
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What did they do ?
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You mean make token contract and atomic swaps ?
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long story short, too much kyc to use their tools and too little effort to making boarding to small developer easier. at that time and i’m sure still they even didn’t accept any crypto payments for development platform, but there was many unanswered questions, some related why they and that was my strong no go, basically printed out enji token when it was not needed. GU developers had also some doubts about, as they had contact to maybe use enji but they developed their own contracts and achieved basically the same results
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and you pay 30$ a month for practically nothing
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well i had some ideas but then we went with mint base guys who support was superior and they didint ask anything for usage of their smart contract
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api is for creating shit and quering maybe aswell
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ye its not that much for something like that
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currently does not allow atomic swaps but it does allow cross-chain contracts
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sure
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magic
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Why Cross-Chain bridges are superior to Atomic Swaps
The crypto conversation we need to have.
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yes I have already tried it. the concept of cross-chains is simple, and less complex than atomic swaps ...
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is the only thing I have for now in the test network, a cross-chain between eth and ont,
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