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     7 years ago (edited)

    There is so much to answer to this - you could probably read day an night for half a year. One good place to read, with many links etc is this 3.5 year long thread:
    https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=829576.0

    BLOCKNET is my favorite. ( As I see it as the best, superior to competitors)
    But ... it is not the only one

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     7 years ago 

    Thank you for the great advice! This stuff is so fascinating!

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       7 years ago 

      Thanks for sharing your wisdom @onealfa!
      I will check out the link you shared and try to read day and night for 6 months...
      There is so much to learn about this subject, it doesn't get boring that is for sure...
      If you have time please take a look at my first blogg-post here it is about crypto,
      it would be nice to hear your feedback @onealfa!
      Read here: Will (ETHOS) fix the financial system (and make you rich)?!

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         7 years ago 

        Pros:

        • many gateway to deposit/withdraw the coins (openledger, rudex, cryptobridge), so you avoid the failure of a unique company
        • your balance is on a blockchain and not in the private database of a company, so no one can manipulate your funds
        • shared order book that interconnect all the gateway and let you buy on one exchange and send to another without moving your coins out/in

        Cons:

        • harder to understand
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         7 years ago 

        Con? to someone willing "to understand" this might be not a real CON

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         7 years ago 

        Ha ha "harder to understand" your funny, thanks for your explanation sounds like some real "next-level" stuff... =)