nxra on those networks.
What networks currently is the best longterm solution. I am not comfortable currently with what is available.
When it comes to voting for the DAO I'm guessing you won't want to do it on ethereum.
What networks are majority of people using...avalanche?
I'm really not sure what you're asking here with regards to networks. I think you're asking about different blockchain solutions, correct? I'm afraid that I can't advise you regarding which one is "the best", because they have different features and limitations, and it's entirely dependent on what your own personal goals and needs are.
Well regarding to avalanche. If avalanche and smart chain were to shut down you would lose your NXRA tokens. I'm just looking for a better blockchain to use for fundrs staking
Also, I suspect that you might be asking about the AllianceBlock Bridge here. I'm afraid I don't have any information about future plans with expanding the Bridge to include other chains/networks -- however, as that service is expanded, we will of course announce it here. : )
Actually, this is incorrect; NXRA is available on Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, Avalanche, Polygon, Arbitrum, and Energy Web Chain.
All those are available to stake on fundrs? I was saying that if they were to shutdown you wouldn't be able to bridge them back to a different blockchain and the tokens would be lossed forever
I can't see how they'd shut down. Avalanche is an open-source, decentralized blockchain, for example. Its development is handled by Avax Labs, but the chain itself is decentralized, with its various kinds of nodes being operated all over the world by all kinds of people and organizations. As for Fundrs -- at the moment, the available chains for staking are Avalanche, Ethereum, Arbitrum, and Polygon, but I'm sure that, too, will expand in time. : )
It had an ICO and is centralized
I'm not sure I follow. Avalanche, the blockchain, is not centralized. There is no way to shut down the blockchain other than to find, and shut down, every individual computer or virtual machine that is running one or more nodes. If what you're worried about is regulation's ability to classify utility tokens as securities, well, that's a valid worry -- though I'll point out that it's going to vary from country to country. If you're in the US, it's all the more reason to engage with your representatives on the topic, if this industry is important to you.
You can't get any answers because there are no answers. There are no rules and it's make it up as they go.
Okay. You seem very intent on making declarative statements about things (like Avalanche), and now you're saying there are no answers. So I am just going to disengage at this point. I can't speculate about how the industry in general or AllianceBlock in particular is going to be impacted by legislation that may or may not happen in one or more countries.
Avalanche is basically Solana EOS cardano. And yes binance smart chain was shut down and the tokens would be lossed forever if the chain didn't go back up. Because binance smart chain is centralized
I didn't say there were no answers. I think songbird and flare network is a great answer. And would love to bridge my nxra their to a truly decentralized layer1 blockchain. The other ones I simply do not trust is all I'm saying. And I'm not sure how projects can operate with every country having their own opinion on the matter. Hopefully countries can come together and make a unified rules list
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