Hedera Hashgraph Public Ledger and Governance Framework | My Conversation with Leemon Baird

[@simplyapleb9027]

Leemon Baird is a true genius of our time

[@quicktripgas]

What makes Leemon even more Brilliant is his ability to make the complex simple while he is explaining things. I respect people like that so much.

[@bejee45]

Yes, he understands every aspect of what he's explaining -- I think he is not only an off the charts genius, but he is a wonderful person who is seeking to make the World a better place for all.

[@chavjones]

Perhaps the most significant upload in all of youtube at this time.

[@microst99]

One of the geniuses of our time, what an honor to share the same timeline with Doctor Leemon Baird !

[@MrAn0nym0us]

Great interview. Baird is one of those rare birds who's both a great engineer/scientist and a great communicator.

[@francois6037]

I just love this guy. He looks so invested and thrilled, it's amazing. Great interview btw, the questions are really good and the interviewer seems to really know what he is talking about

[@Castle3179]

Leemon Baird is very eager to answer questions.😊 it's adorable.

[@tokenblackguy3604]

Every time I watch these interviews I learn something new about hashgraph, I love the energy that comes with hearing about this emerging tech, love the overkill

[@kevincronin6585]

Hedera looks like a promising project but this interview provides more than just promoting a project. The true value of this interview is it provides thought experiments/examples which are useful for understanding distributed ledger technology. Great interview!

[@marinbogavcic]

Thank you guys for the interview ! It was pleasure to watch :-)

[@danielho1123]

Hedera Hashgraph is the future. I have invested heavily on it. Mark my words in 10 years' time.

[@ridgeza]

#HelloFuture $Hbar love Leemon's hand gesture everytime listening and wanted to answer him..

[@MAHDEO]

Amazing Talk ...... No words to say !!!!!! Simply Amazing !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@kosiisok4543]

he's so adorable!!!!!!!! hail king baird!!!!!!!!

[@hvbris_]

First! Hashgraph sure looks disruptive and Leemon Baird is such a fascinating character.

[@TheBuffaloBlues]

As they say.. this is the way✨

[@lzrdwzrd999]

A bit late to the party, but thank you very much for this video.

[@NeilAC78]

He talks about Nano payments on Hashgraph. There's already a Nano cryptocurrency that uses a DAG but completely free of transaction fees, plus all the coins are distributed and there's zero inflation.

[@Supremax67]

No such thing as free, everything has a cost. The worse fees are the hidden ones.

[@KeyTeachings]

If there's no fee, that platform will be subject to spamming attacks that can bottleneck the platform. Also, all DAG's are not created equally there are many different kinds.

[@goncalocardoso8826]

@@KeyTeachings there's a little bit of pow introduced for that effect so that if you spam you'll eventually have to do a lot of pow, I like hashgraph, but nano is also very well built. Nano beats BTC as a pure currency/sov on every aspect. Hedera is making a strong case to wipe ethereum, eos, cardano, kadena off as obsolete. XRP is then left, but xrp is a great product also and the supposed partnerships are very key. Hence NANO, XRP, HBAR are in my opinion top coins with with great potential ROIs. Chainlink on a league of its own however Tellor will likely give much to talk in the future as a direct competitor to link. We're missing a good privacy coin, Monero has been great but the pow is unsustainable, there's space for a sustainable alternative with the present options having yet a lot to show for.

[@KeyTeachings]

@@goncalocardoso8826 I'm very comfortable in saying that on a technical level, Hashgraph has the most elegant and powerful solution of any DLT currently in existence. Hybrid systems always make sacrifices with respect to security, always - not something you want to cut corners on if you are trying to build the trust layer of the internet. XRP in my mind is the least technically sound solution of the group and the platform as a whole has shown an interest only in flooding the market with tokens.

[@alihash6615]

Game changer!

[@jaybrrr994]

If the insiders are the only ones allowed to run Hedera nodes and charge fees on it, how is it the public network?

[@frederikroark]

In the yet-to-be-released public ledger, anyone can run a node and charge fees for that.

[@learningtogrowinChrist]

Frederik any idea how to run a node in this hedera world?

[@frederikroark]

Ed Daugherty Register your interest to run a node at hederahashgraph.com

[@learningtogrowinChrist]

Frederik rockin'! Thanks!!

[@deft7019]

they are not the only ones. read the white paper. perfectly scaleable without even sharding, which all other crypto is desperately clinging to to save their respectable networks but flawed. public since it is censorship-free, open access to all at release, and has controls to migrate to a completely open and distributed network that can include every cell phone in the world at full scale. dont miss out based on your ignorance. chek it out. you;ll believe with an open mind

[@gjb1million]

🚀

[@dizzylamb]

the video looks disrupted :D

[@LibertarianRF]

Brilliant but still centralized, fantastic game theory however it's a possible fools paradise. Trust us we're the good guys...etc. Onwards the experiments go..

[@deft7019]

pathetic criticism. they've considered every variable. you clearly have no objective awareness of the scale of blockchain's current problems. hashgraph will be just above TLS and TCP/IP and support the new internet. their model is the best on the market. all others lack real world adoption which always requires some compromise between ideal and real. their solution does not compromise any ideal of the crypto universe.

[@DmNetworks]

@@deft7019 No! This is the biggest problem with this idea well pointed out by Rob. There are 39 companies that will "govern" so basically you give the internet to 39 companies to run it. They can easily become the bad guys. They can collude from day one and even if they change the code and everyone knows it, since it's already implemented and everyone uses it there is NOTHING you can do about it. This is a HUGE TROJAN HORSE in this otherwise good idea. This is the problem with Facebook. People see it changing people see how bad it is, but they helped implement new laws and regulations which make it impossible for new players to come and make a better social network. Even if you see Facebook changing you are still using it because everyone else does. This will be the same in this case too. Slowly we will become slaves of hedera and of the 39 companies that in time will be owned by a few people.

[@teemuvesala9575]

@@DmNetworks Each of the companies have term limits... If you think Bitcoin will save you and no government or companies have any influence over it, think again. Bitcoin is already compromised in many ways. 2% of BTC wallets hold 90% of BTC. Talk about centralization... Over 60% of BTC mining happens in China, again very centralized. Hashgraph model is the best out there. These big companies and banks will push Hashgraph into public use. Hashgraph is technologically capable of replacing VISA and MasterCard, something BTC or any other blockchain crypto are unable to do. There are other DAGs than Hashgraph, but none of the others are as fast. And most importantly, none of the other DAGs are aBFT. Asynchronous Byzantine Fault Tolerance is the strongest security in DLT you can have, and only Hashgraph has on the current market while being the fastest and actually most used in the real economy already... Hashgraph has already reached over 1B transactions total, while BTC is sitting at 700M in its entire existence.