SeAL
eMule credit
KaZaA Token
CNDs
KARMA
Bucking FRs
Micropay
PPay
Grid Acc
Stamps
MicroMint
Payword
Bread pudding
Swift (file store not banking system)
Mojo Nation
MNet
MMAPPS
EP
PlanetLab
Pastry
MobiTip
eCash
Digicash
Shark
Triple
eMule credit
Ellacoya
Globus
Mondex
This is only a small introduction and I've missed out on many peer-to-peer currency systems. All of these existed in the 90s. Every one of them was dead by 2004. Everything being created in league distributed networks or permissioned networks mirrors the work done in these networks.
Basically, everything we're seeing as an alternative to bitcoin has been done. It's been tried, and its failed. My list of Cryptocurrencies from the 90s exceeds 200 so far. Every single time, they worked on closed permissioned systems and isolated tokens. There are proof work systems. There are token systems. Everything was seeing in bitcoin and its copies except the economic system I created.
The one thing that makes bitcoin different is that it is a public blockchain.
All these central-bank systems are regurgitating failed systems from the 1990s and they're not even considering why they failed. I don't think they even know they existed. Large banks tried these. Literally, the market capitalisation for all these Cryptocurrencies in the 90s exceeded $1 trillion in 2001 before the crash. That is larger than we are currently at and were ignoring inflation on this calculation. And it wasn't the same pump either. There was much more investment back then and many more systems.
All of these have been tried. All of them failed. The single system that has succeeded and delivered has been mine.
CSW
Nov 26, 2019
https://metanet-icu.slack.com/archives/C5131HKFX/p1574763022166200?thread_ts=1574763022.166200&cid=C5131HKFX
eMule credit
KaZaA Token
CNDs
KARMA
Bucking FRs
Micropay
PPay
Grid Acc
Stamps
MicroMint
Payword
Bread pudding
Swift (file store not banking system)
Mojo Nation
MNet
MMAPPS
EP
PlanetLab
Pastry
MobiTip
eCash
Digicash
Shark
Triple
eMule credit
Ellacoya
Globus
Mondex
This is only a small introduction and I've missed out on many peer-to-peer currency systems. All of these existed in the 90s. Every one of them was dead by 2004. Everything being created in league distributed networks or permissioned networks mirrors the work done in these networks.
Basically, everything we're seeing as an alternative to bitcoin has been done. It's been tried, and its failed. My list of Cryptocurrencies from the 90s exceeds 200 so far. Every single time, they worked on closed permissioned systems and isolated tokens. There are proof work systems. There are token systems. Everything was seeing in bitcoin and its copies except the economic system I created.
The one thing that makes bitcoin different is that it is a public blockchain.
All these central-bank systems are regurgitating failed systems from the 1990s and they're not even considering why they failed. I don't think they even know they existed. Large banks tried these. Literally, the market capitalisation for all these Cryptocurrencies in the 90s exceeded $1 trillion in 2001 before the crash. That is larger than we are currently at and were ignoring inflation on this calculation. And it wasn't the same pump either. There was much more investment back then and many more systems.
All of these have been tried. All of them failed. The single system that has succeeded and delivered has been mine.
CSW
Nov 26, 2019
https://metanet-icu.slack.com/archives/C5131HKFX/p1574763022166200?thread_ts=1574763022.166200&cid=C5131HKFX
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