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We are eating with our METAL spoons in Mumbai. No more hands my brethren. We eat with out spoons, like proud warriors.

Best regards from Mumbai city (The capital of DOT),
Vishnu Kumar, The leader of the Mumbai Warriors

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>>62115437

Still gonna larp as an Indian?

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>>62115424
It is Dotties’ time!

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DOT is currently sitting at just 3% above its all time low. What the fuck went so wrong? Is any top 50 coin as cooked as this?

Alright my Mumbai brother I wanna engage with you a bit so we can have it here on your new thread. I asked you questions at the end of last thread but it got deleted before I could see.
>What is the DOT bull thesis
Basically, I understand DOT is a block chain. Layer 0? What exactly does it have that sets it apart from Solona and ETH? And whay mechanisms does it have set up to create value for the token itself.
>Real World Asset tokenization
I asked about RWAs specifically because I just see crypto heading cheifly into that direction. And I say cheifly as in, the biggest money makers will be tokens that benefit from something directly supporting or adjacent to RWAs coming on chain. Bitcoin skyrocketed because it's being viewed similar to gold, which has a market cap in the trillions. RWAs coming on chain is also a multi-trillion dollar venture, and anything that can get some of the m-cap will be getting a boost. Assuming the token and team actually have built in mechanics to fuel said token with value. The fact DOT has a means of decreasing it's inflation is cool. From what I understand, a hard cap was put on total DOT mint supply and they also cut the release amount in half right? And also DOT was recently declared a commodity as well right?

>>62115624
LARP? My dear brother. I am Indian. I am as brown as mud itself. I am the proud leader of the Mumbai warrior, the warriors of the city of DOT.

>>62116513
So, what you're saying it's a great time to load up? At these prices you should probably get 10k DOT

>>62116681
Yes, my Mumbai brother. 1min

>>62116681
>Basically, I understand DOT is a block chain. Layer 0? What exactly does it have that sets it apart from Solona and ETH? And whay mechanisms does it have set up to create value for the token itself.
Yes, it's a L0 and L1 at the same time in a sense. Ok, so a L0 is what? ETH is a L1. Why? Because you can deploy tokens on it. BUT you can also run L2s on top of it. The equivalent of an L2 on DOT is called a corechain (used to be a parachain but once DOT 2.0 hit that model got obseleted and is now a corechain). So what's the difference between a L2 on ETH and a L2 on DOT? Well, the difference stems from the fact that DOT is a L0 which means that ALL the FEATURES of the L0 are DIRECTLY, NATIVELY shared with all it's L2s (corechains. To be honest, they're actually L1s, not L2s... But for argument sake let's pretend they're L2s). So, if you launch a L2 on DOT you natively have staking, governance, 100% SAFE bridging (it's actually called HRMP channel, look it up. It uses XCM messages to relay data), forkless upgrades, high scalability and parallel processing (elastic scaling, agile coretime), shared security and consensus (so they inherit a NPoS model). So, if you launch an L2 you have all of this ALREADY BUILT and you don't need to do it yourself. Take Arbitrum for example, they had to design everything from scratch because ETH does not NATIVELY provide said things because it's a L1, not L0. All the corechains on DOT JUST COPY-PASTE all of that and solely focus on developing a good chain. Can they not copy-paste the things? Yes, if they want to they don't need to, it's really up to them.

>>62116681
Now let's go more in detail.
>Governance
Polkadot has the BEST governance system that currently exists in crypto and that's why all the corechains on DOT also have a superior gov system compared to everyone else.

>What does shared security and consensus provide?
If you look at Arbitrum and Avalanche. They're both on ETH yet they fragment liquidity from the main chain. They also can't "see each other". So. ARB can't just communicate with AVAX even though they're L2s on the SAME CHAIN. That's stupid, right? ARB and AVAX can't even have a bridge that is 100% safe. DOT has this. DOT corechains can NATIVELY communicate and USE EACH OTHERS FUNCTIONALITY. So, for instance; You have Bifrost (https://app.bifrost.io/vstaking?network=polkadot) that implemented liquid staking. It's the main LSP for the DOT ecosystem. It has vDOT (liquid staking DOT). And then you have Hydration (https://app.hydration.net/), which is the main DEX on DOT, which also uses the vDOT functionality of Bifrost and simply implements it. You also have Hyperbridge (https://app.hyperbridge.network/). Bifrost and Hydration use Hyperbridge as a bridge. So, what I'm saying is that if 1 chain makes something all the other chains benefit from it. On ETH this is NOT possible.
Another thing. Shared security also means that all the corechains inherit the economic security of the main chain. So DOT has about 50% staked of all DOT. That's 1B$ economic security. All the chains inherit the 1B$ economic security. In ARB and AVAX that isn't the case. ARB and AVAX DO NOT share the economic security with the main chain. So, ETH has a lot of economic security and it's not shared with it's L2s.

>>62116681
>HCMP channels and safe bridging
All the corechains can NATIVELY communicate with each other by opening channels . Look here https://app.hydration.net/cross-chain?srcChain=assethub&srcAsset=dot&destChain=hydration&destAsset=dot or here https://app.bifrost.io/crosschain?network=polkadot . ARB and AVAX on the other hand CAN NOT natively communicate. They need to build a bridge and that bridge is not 100% guaranteed to be safe whereas the HRMP channels are.
You can see the flow of money of the channels here: https://panorama.xcscan.io/ and https://xcscan.io/analytics/ and https://polkadot.subscan.io/ (scroll down to the XCM Asset Flow chart).
So, you can EASILY transfer your assets between the chains. And it's FAST and CHEAP. Like it'll take like 20s and maybe cost like 0.05$ to do. No other chain has this built in. It's not all ISOLATED ISLANDS that can't connect to each other or use each other functionality. The thing is also that DOT also has the capability to execute stuff on OTHER chains, like ETH. So, you never leave DOT yet you do stuff on ETH through DOT.

>high scalability and parallel processing (elastic scaling, agile coretime)
If you launch a corechain on DOT then it's like a core on a processor. So, DOT is like a processor with 100 cores. 1 corechain has 1 process BUT if they need to scale they can scale by buying more cores. So, the default block times are 12s if you have 1 core. If you buy 2 cores than the block time is 6s therefore you can infinitely scale by buying more cores. And very soon the Basti blocks will get implemented where 1 core will be able to have 500ms block times.
TO BE CONTINUED

And ANY future update that DOT gets will also means that all the corechain get it. They just have to implement the update. Like, you don't simply get it automatically. Like, when elastic scaling got implemented not everyone implemented it. Only the corechains that need elastic scaling will implement elastic scaling.

>>62116681
>high scalability and parallel processing
DOT currently has the HIGHEST RECORDED LIVE NETWORK TPS. https://data.parity.io/spammening This was achieved using ONLY 23% of the chain. This was 2 years ago and the network had a lot of major updates. This number would probably be dwarfed by now.
Also JAM is coming and NOMT. JAM will scale the network to over 1M TPS WHILE providing CONTINIOUS COMPUTE. Imagine running while(true) loops in crypto. You can literally run a FULL FUCKING GAME ON-CHAIN; https://www.reddit.com/r/Polkadot/comments/1j5s0i9/full_video_of_the_demo_of_doom_running_on_jam_is/ and https://youtu.be/Nrgfn7lquPo?si=YLrdtoDXAbl74uv- . No other chain has done this. Don't believe the Cardano people. That thing isn't actually what's it's supposed to be. Gavin actually explains why it's fake AF.
So, JAM = a lot of scalability + continuous compute. Also, JAM will be able to do ANY ARBITRARY WORK. This means it can easily scale ETH or any other chain. So, ETH will be able to OFFLOAD work to DOT therefore scaling ETH to millions of TPS.
NOMT - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N3BX2eTqpro and https://github.com/thrumdev/nomt and https://www.rob.tech/blog/introducing-nomt/ ; NOMT is a specialized database designed for DOT validators. It'll scale the TPS by AT LEAST 3-4x and up to 10x. This will scale DOT well over 10m TPS once JAM and NOMT are implemented. This is happening THIS YEAR. Both the upgrades go live this year. When? Not sure, hasn't been announced yet.

>>62116681
>What exactly does it have that sets it apart from Solona and ETH?
DOT has 100 cores while ETH and SOL only have 1 singular core where everything is being ran. One core of DOT has at the current moment about like 2k TPS and with JAM + NOMT this will scale to over 10k TPS per core. On top of that Basti blocks will make the chain run 500ms blocks. Then you add native interoperability, shared security, native staking, native governance system and all the other stuff. RISC-V arhitecture is another factor. ETH is tryinag to implement this yet is probably 5-7 years away from it https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoTechnology/comments/1kosf2s/vitalik_buterin_suggests_replacing_evm_with_riscv/ . Solana is centralized while DOT isn't. ETH is old, clunky and keep up with scalability or interoperability, neither can Solana. They just fail at every point compared to DOT.

>And whay mechanisms does it have set up to create value for the token itself.
Every corechain can use DOT as it's fee token. DOT can be staked. DOT inflation is getting halved every 2 years. DOT is used in Defi of course. A burn mechanism could be implemented in the future because the governance system is flexible enough that the inflation and stuff like that can be adjusted if the community would come to an agreement about it.

>The fact DOT has a means of decreasing it's inflation is cool. From what I understand, a hard cap was put on total DOT mint supply and they also cut the release amount in half right?
https://polkadothalving.com/ - Yes, the supply is capped at 2.1B DOT. The first halving dropped the inflation to 2.82%. If you look here https://staking.polkadot.cloud/#/overview. The staking APY is 5.32%, supply staked is 53.13%. So inflation = 5.32 * 0.5313 = 2.826516%. The first halving drop was like 53.6% or something like that. Every next step is 13.14% every 2 years from now on PI day.

Google "what does polkadot offer as a L0" and read the AI overview to get more info

>>62116681
>And also DOT was recently declared a commodity as well right?
Yes - https://www.reddit.com/r/Polkadot/comments/1s323et/a_historic_moment_for_polkadot_sec_officially/ . DOT also got it's first ETF https://www.21shares.com/en-us/products-us/tdot . More ETFs are pending.

>Asset hub
Another thins is the newly launched asset hub. So, you've got corechains, right? And asset hub is a COMMON GOOD corechains that's run by governance. On asset hub you can launch EVM & PVM smart contracts. So, if you don't want to buy a core (https://hub.regionx.tech/?dashboard=overview&network=polkadot) because you don't need it, because you just want to test something out... Then you first launch on hub. So, you can launch smart contracts on hub and if there are a lot of users you can then easily buy a core and migrate to your own core. The hub has built-in elastic scaling. So, hub will soon run 3 cores therefore it'll have 2s block times instead of 6s (Earlier I said the block times are 12s. That was a mistake, due to async backing the block times are actually 6s, not 12s anymore. I made a mistake saying that.). So 6s / 3 cores = 2s block times. If hub gets bigger and needs more scaling then they'll just add more cores. On top of that JAM and NOMT and Basti blocks and other upgrades will also scale hub

>Stats
https://data.parity.io/parachain-stats?selection-mode=include&frequency=daily&relay-chain=polkadot&chains=
https://data.parity.io/polkadothub?relay-chain=polkadot

The corechains that run on DOT; https://polkadot.js.org/apps/?rpc=wss%3A%2F%2Fpolkadot.ibp.network#/coretime

Another thing is that DOT has a sister network called Kusama (KSM); https://polkadot.js.org/apps/?rpc=wss%3A%2F%2Frpc-kusama.stakeworld.io#/coretime - It's a literal copy of DOT (Not anymore since they're going heavily into ZK-proofs, google it). KSM and DOT are connected via a bridge also. The thing is that if DOTs capability wasn't big enough you could easily offload work to KSM.

>>62116681
Major updates scheduled for 2026 (google "major upgrades for polkadot in 2026 that are yet to come"

>JAM
Decentralized Supercomputer: JAM allows for smart contract execution directly on the Relay Chain, providing a new, scalable paradigm for decentralized computing.
PolkaVM Rollout: As part of the JAM transition, PolkaVM—a new, highly efficient virtual machine—is expected to be implemented, offering faster, lower-level VM performance.

>Application-Layer & Ecosystem Tools
Polkadot Hub & Native Stablecoins: Enhancements to the core infrastructure to support native, high-utility stablecoins and improved developer tooling.

The native stablecoin will be VERY IMPORTANT. Right now validators get paid in DOT. Also most of governance proposals (https://polkadot.polkassembly.io/) get paid in DOT. This creates selling pressure because most validators and people who get paid by governance in DOT just dump the coin. There will be a native stablecoin called USDot or pUSD. All the validators and gov people will get that instead of DOT itself. USDot will be collateralized by DOT itself. But if you sell USDot it won't affect the price of DOT, right? Like, it won't be like now where people dump DOT. They'll actually have USDot and it'll be 1:1 backed to USD and therefore they won't need to even sell it in the first place because the validators/gov people sell DOT for USDT or USDC, right? This will lower the selling pressure IMMENSELY. There's also been a governance reform imposing stricter rules on what a proper governance proposal should look like. From the start a lot of people siphoned the treasury with useless proposals. Now that has been mostly taken care of and the treasury is starting to grow. And more useful stuff is getting proposed.

TO BE CONTINUED

>>62116681
Major updates scheduled for 2026 (google "major upgrades for polkadot in 2026 that are yet to come"

>JAM
Decentralized Supercomputer: JAM allows for smart contract execution directly on the Relay Chain, providing a new, scalable paradigm for decentralized computing.
PolkaVM Rollout: As part of the JAM transition, PolkaVM—a new, highly efficient virtual machine—is expected to be implemented, offering faster, lower-level VM performance.

>Application-Layer & Ecosystem Tools
Polkadot Hub & Native Stablecoins: Enhancements to the core infrastructure to support native, high-utility stablecoins and improved developer tooling.

The native stablecoin will be VERY IMPORTANT. Right now validators get paid in DOT. Also most of governance proposals (https://polkadot.polkassembly.io/) get paid in DOT. This creates selling pressure because most validators and people who get paid by governance in DOT just dump the coin. There will be a native stablecoin called USDot or pUSD. All the validators and gov people will get that instead of DOT itself. USDot will be collateralized by DOT itself. But if you sell USDot it won't affect the price of DOT, right? Like, it won't be like now where people dump DOT. They'll actually have USDot and it'll be 1:1 backed to USD and therefore they won't need to even sell it in the first place because the validators/gov people sell DOT for USDT or USDC, right? This will lower the selling pressure IMMENSELY. There's also been a governance reform imposing stricter rules on what a proper governance proposal should look like. From the start a lot of people siphoned the treasury with useless proposals. Now that has been mostly taken care of and the treasury is starting to grow. And more useful stuff is getting proposed.

TO BE CONTINUED

>>62116681
>Staking & Governance Enhancements
Reduced Unstaking Period: The unstaking period has been reduced significantly from 28 days to 24–48 hours.

The reduction from 28 days to 1-2 days will be HUGE. 28 days is literally the LONGEST unstaking period in any crypto in the whole ecosystem. No other project has such a long waiting time. The thing is though. If you stake through Bifrost and use vDOT you can always just directly market sell it on Hydration INSTANTLY while not losing any of the rewards. Or you can also sell it on Bifrost. Also, if you unstake your vDOT it'll also not take 28 days, it'll probably be unstaked in like 2 days. The 28 days unstake is only if you use the official staking through here https://staking.polkadot.cloud/#/overview.
Another thing is project Individuality where people will be able to KYC on-chain in order to prevent AI bots. And it won't require you to provide a drivers license or shit like that. Also, Parity will start building dapps on the chain soon. Maybe google the parity thing.

NOMT, Basti blocks. I probably forgot some stuff to be honest.

If you have more questions just ask or google it I guess. I've given you plenty to go off. Also, if you don't believe it's the best chain in crypto then just buy like 10 or 100 DOT and start using it. You'll be amazed how easy and intuitive it is. Cheap, fast and decentralized to be honest.

Best regards from Mumbai city (The capital of DOT),
Vishnu Kumar, The leader of the Mumbai Warriors

>>62116681
>Staking & Governance Enhancements
Reduced Unstaking Period: The unstaking period has been reduced significantly from 28 days to 24–48 hours.

The reduction from 28 days to 1-2 days will be HUGE. 28 days is literally the LONGEST unstaking period in any crypto in the whole ecosystem. No other project has such a long waiting time. The thing is though. If you stake through Bifrost and use vDOT you can always just directly market sell it on Hydration INSTANTLY while not losing any of the rewards. Or you can also sell it on Bifrost. Also, if you unstake your vDOT it'll also not take 28 days, it'll probably be unstaked in like 2 days. The 28 days unstake is only if you use the official staking through here https://staking.polkadot.cloud/#/overview.
Another thing is project Individuality where people will be able to KYC on-chain in order to prevent AI bots. And it won't require you to provide a drivers license or shit like that. Also, Parity will start building dapps on the chain soon. Maybe google the parity thing.
NOMT, Basti blocks. I probably forgot some stuff to be honest.


If you have more questions just ask or google it. I've given you plenty to go off

Best regards from Mumbai city (The capital of DOT),
Vishnu Kumar, The leader of the Mumbai Warriors

>>62116681
>Staking & Governance Enhancements
Reduced Unstaking Period: The unstaking period has been reduced significantly from 28 days to 24–48 hours.

The reduction from 28 days to 1-2 days will be HUGE. 28 days is literally the LONGEST unstaking period in any crypto in the whole ecosystem. No other project has such a long waiting time. The thing is though. If you stake through Bifrost and use vDOT you can always just directly market sell it on Hydration INSTANTLY while not losing any of the rewards. Or you can also sell it on Bifrost. Also, if you unstake your vDOT it'll also not take 28 days, it'll probably be unstaked in like 2 days. The 28 days unstake is only if you use the official staking through here https://staking.polkadot.cloud/#/overview.
Another thing is project Individuality where people will be able to KYC on-chain in order to prevent AI bots. And it won't require you to provide a drivers license or shit like that. Also, Parity will start building dapps on the chain soon. Maybe google the parity thing.
NOMT, Basti blocks. I probably forgot some stuff to be honest.


If you have more questions just ask or google it. I've given you plenty to go off of.

Best regards from Mumbai city (The capital of DOT),
Vishnu Kumar, The leader of the Mumbai Warriors

>>62116681
>Staking & Governance Enhancements
Reduced Unstaking Period: The unstaking period has been reduced significantly from 28 days to 24–48 hours.

The reduction from 28 days to 1-2 days will be HUGE. 28 days is literally the LONGEST unstaking period in any crypto in the whole ecosystem. No other project has such a long waiting time. The thing is though. If you stake through Bifrost and use vDOT you can always just directly market sell it on Hydration INSTANTLY while not losing any of the rewards. Or you can also sell it on Bifrost. Also, if you unstake your vDOT it'll also not take 28 days, it'll probably be unstaked in like 2 days. The 28 days unstake is only if you use the official staking through here https://staking.polkadot.cloud/#/overview.
Another thing is project Individuality where people will be able to KYC on-chain in order to prevent AI bots. And it won't require you to provide a drivers license or shit like that. Also, Parity will start building dapps on the chain soon. Maybe google the parity thing.
NOMT, Basti blocks. I probably forgot some stuff to be honest.


If you have more questions just ask or google it. I've given you plenty to go off of.

Best regards from Mumbai city (The capital of DOT),
Vishnu Kumar, The leader of the Mumbai Warriors

>>62116798
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>>62116776
4chan is working a bit weird today

>>62116798
Alright thank you my Mumbai brother that bit comparing DOT to ETH was pretty helpful I think I've got a better idea of what it offers now. I'm gonna do a bit of research into the polkadot team and if I like what I see I might just acquire some. Seeing DOT named a commodity caught my eye first and seeing your thread a few weeks ago about the capped supply and inflation halving made me wanna hear some more about it. If anything seems like it's undervalued, especially if there's a solid team working on it.

A new day, a new ATL...
>>62116513
And it still has a multibillion dollar marketcap, if you can believe it.

>>62116823
It isn't a bad project. The marketing team and social media is weak.

However that hack a few days ago could be a blessing in disguise as it did bring awareness

>>62116823
It isn't a bad project. The marketing team and social media is weak.

However that hack a few days ago could be a blessing in disguise as it did bring awareness

>>62116513
pnk is even more fucked.

>>62116513
pnk is even more fucked.

>>62116823
>If anything seems like it's undervalued, especially if there's a solid team working on it.
Well, Gavin Wood is literally the co-founder of ETH and he literally INVENTED SOLIDITY. Google "did gavin wood create eth smart contracts", read AI overview. Gavin stepped away from ETH because he saw that ETH simply does not cut it and then he created DOT. DOT is LITERALLY everything ETH wants to do and can't. You know how I mentioned that corchains have native interoperability and how security/consensus is shared from the mainchain and how RISC-V is already implemented? Well, ETH literally wants those 3 features and is probably years away from implementing even one. DOT ALWAYS had L2s in mind, from the very beginning, while ETH did not and therefore L2s fragment the liquidity. What's more is that they don't just fragment liquidity, they're also all centralized in some way while corechains simply are not. DOT is literally THE FASTEST CHAIN with the MOST THROUGHPUT while staying 100% decentralized and secure. DOT SOLVED the blockchain trilemma. It is the ONLY chain to successfully solve the blockchain trilemma. Polkadot is THE CHAIN to be honest. It has 0 competition.

>>62117290
>It isn't a bad project. The marketing team and social media is weak.
What this anon said is sadly true. The marketing isn't the best BUT I, the leader of the Mumbai warriors, Vishnu Kumar, have been working on a deal with Jeny Smith, the famous porn star and we've come to an arrangement where she shoot a scene sponsored by POLKADOT. You can find it here https://thothub.mx/videos/1505023/jeny-smith-polka-dot-pantyhose/. Now our name shall be known in the goon circles around the world.

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Vishnu Kumar, The leader of the Mumbai Warriors

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Picrel

Best regards from Mumbai city (The capital of DOT),
Vishnu Kumar, The leader of the Mumbai Warriors

>>62116823
Another thing that might interest you is this page: https://polkadot-fellows.github.io/RFCs/ . Polkadot uses standardized RFC proposals to build DOT out. You can see the new proposals here.
Here's the Parity roadmap: https://github.com/orgs/paritytech/projects/27/views/1

Best regards from Mumbai city (The capital of DOT),
Vishnu Kumar, The leader of the Mumbai Warriors

>>62116823
>. I'm gonna do a bit of research into the polkadot team
The DOT team is literally Parity in a sense. Gavin left ETH to become the CEO of Parity and build DOT. He then became the main guy in DOT and left the role of CEO of Parity. Now he became the CEO back again and left DOT as the main guy in order to pivot Parity into building on top of DOT. The team that's working on DOT is called the technical fellowship. It consists of people who were mostly part of Parity. Parity literally built the BEST chain in the ecosystem and are now pivoting from building the chain into building the products that go along with it.
Read this: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/paritytech_the-best-way-to-improve-polkadot-is-to-build-activity-7388496946916712448-0a1n and https://x.com/alice_und_bob/status/1955655592191619307 and https://www.bitget.com/news/detail/12560605074159

They were building DOT for 10 years, now the focus shifts to building products on top of DOT for the next 10 years. Of course JAM and NOMT are still releasing this year. Both combined with every other previous update will scale the network to millions of TPS, maybe 10s of millions TPS. The chain will be years ahead. It already is. One core will be able to handle more TPS than most other chains can handle on the whole chain. You already have cheap transactions and they're going to get even cheaper and faster (Due to 500ms block, Basti blocks) and there is NO cutoff when it comes to decentralization (SOL broke down 8 or 10 times was it?). No other chain compares to DOT even remotely.

>>62116823
>. I'm gonna do a bit of research into the polkadot team
The DOT team is literally Parity in a sense. Gavin left ETH to become the CEO of Parity and build DOT. He then became the main guy in DOT and left the role of CEO of Parity. Now he became the CEO back again and left DOT as the main guy in order to pivot Parity into building on top of DOT. The team that's working on DOT is called the technical fellowship. It consists of people who were mostly part of Parity. Parity literally built the BEST chain in the ecosystem and are now pivoting from building the chain into building the products that go along with it.
Read this: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/paritytech_the-best-way-to-improve-polkadot-is-to-build-activity-7388496946916712448-0a1n and https://x.com/alice_und_bob/status/1955655592191619307 and https://www.bitget.com/news/detail/12560605074159

They were building DOT for 10 years, now the focus shifts to building products on top of DOT for the next 10 years. Of course JAM and NOMT are still releasing this year. Both combined with every other previous update will scale the network to millions of TPS, maybe 10s of millions TPS. The chain will be years ahead. It already is. One core will be able to handle more TPS than most other chains can handle on the whole chain. You already have cheap transactions and they're going to get even cheaper and faster (Due to 500ms block, Basti blocks) and there is NO cutoff when it comes to decentralization (SOL broke down 8 or 10 times was it?). No other chain compares to DOT even remotely.

Best regards from Mumbai city (The capital of DOT),
Vishnu Kumar, The leader of the Mumbai Warriors

How much of this gay token do I need to buy to become a rich chad man in my next life and fuck stacies all day?

>>62118362
>How much of this gay token do I need to buy to become a rich chad man in my next life and fuck stacies all day?
0. You can already do all of that. If you don't believe me then ask yourself this question "Are there people who became rich without buying DOT?" then ask yourself this question "Do people fuck badies all day long without DOT?".

Best regards from Mumbai city (The capital of DOT),
Vishnu Kumar, The leader of the Mumbai Warriors

>>62118271
The team needs to move faster

100$ end of bull run. At the end of the bull run the Mumbai warriors are going to eat with GOLDEN spoons I tell you. Right now we're in the metal era. Sooner or later we'll be at the GOLDEN era. You guys have no clue what's going to happen. We are THE CHAIN. Everyone is going to try to pick up our poops after we finish right into the street. Our poops will be sold on the internet for everyone will know that the Mumbai warriors manure is valuable. Once JAM launches the first use case will be to fully decentralize all the infrastructure of Polkadot, like the website https://polkadot.com/. Sooner or later all the infrastructure associated to Polkadot will be run on-chain. It's the best presentation of it simply working. Why use AWS Amazon if you can simply just host everything directly on DOT and therefore prove to the world that we're capable and ready for the masses?

We shall rise up my Mumbai warriors into a new dawn!

Best regards from Mumbai city (The capital of DOT),
Vishnu Kumar, The leader of the Mumbai Warriors

>>62119758
Compete against Amazon?

Polkadot better bring any impressive presentation

>>62121057
>Polkadot better bring any impressive presentation
You do realize that AWS fails multiple times per year and with that it takes down like 50% of the internet? DOT has a 100% uptime. Just simply that one fact makes it superior.

https://x.com/Polkadot/status/2041480013724135847

Having the internet hosted on centralized servers makes no sense. Imagine smart cities hosted on centralized servers and the servers going down. A whole city would simply halt. The reality is that we can't afford down times. We need Web3 cloud to provide a 100% up time. Centralized server simply DO NOT cut it. Every time AWS goes down literally 50% of the internet simply does not work. That's lowkey cooked.

>>62121440
Great. Name recognition reigns supreme here. Plus Amazon has billions of dollars to address their flaws

75$ in two years and 5 months

>>62121668
>Name recognition reigns supreme here
That's great that you pointed that out and at the same time every company sooner or later goes under. There does not exist a company in history of mankind that survived the test of time. No name was ever big enough to sustain itself through time. The only thing that never changes is the fact that everything always changes.

>Plus Amazon has billions of dollars to address their flaws
That's true and the thing is that no amount of money can solve centralized server uptime. There's always something. If you have a system as complex as AWS that's run across multiple countries and relies of tens if not hundreds of millions of lines of code then there's ALWAYS going to be a flaw. It's impossible to have a system as big as AWS, that runs of centralized servers, and that it works all the time. No matter how much money they spent, no matter how many smart engineers they throw at it... The only solution is a Web3 cloud. Can Amazon pivot into a Web3 cloud? Sure. They can literally just use DOT as the underlying infrastructure. DOT is NOT against Amazon. It can compliment it. Amazon can just simply bend the knee and use DOT as their compute provider, right? If Amazon doesn't follow the trend then sooner or later people will abandon it. Why would you use a more expensive cloud provider that has less up time? There is NO point. I as a CS myself know this for a fact. You earlier said
>Name recognition reigns supreme here
To be honest? If I can get a cloud provider for cheaper and have them have more uptime I'd switch in a heartbeat. The same rules don't apply in computers/programming than they do in other sectors. People who are into computers move faster than other sectors, because we're taught BY DEFAULT that things constantly change and never stay the same. If you're paying 5% more and the uptime is 5% less then you're literally shooting yourself in the foot.

75$ end of race

>>62121668
What I'm trying to say is that CS is the fastest moving sector for a reason. And the reason is that people in the sector love adopting new technology at a fast pace. If I can get something for 5% cheaper with 5% more uptime and I have the time to migrate my service and it's not too much of a hastle then I'd do it in a heartbeat. Sure if the migration would be EXTREMELY TEDIOUS then I might reconsider. It's just, normally it's not and takes maybe a day or two. Imagine your whole company paying 5% less while your customers would be 5% happier with your service. You'd be stupid not to take that deal, right? Centralized servers ARE EXPENSIVE in nature. Decentralized servers are INEXPENSIVE. Why? Well centralized stuff needs upkeep while decentralized stuff does not. Look at Acurast (https://acurast.com/). They're literally a mobile phone cloud provider. How much does the upkeep for your mobile phone cost? 0$. Do you need janitors and cleaning personnel? Nope. Do you need engineers to run your phone? Nope. Do you see what I mean? The price margin for 1GHz of computing power provided by a mobile device is probably 100x lower than 1GHz of computing power provided by a centralized server. You would switch cloud providers if they offered a 100x lower price while providing a 100% uptime, right? You wouldn't be like "Oh, but their NAME is not AMAZON. OMG OMG. Let's not use this because they have no NAME RECOGNITION. I'd rather pay 100x more and have less uptime than switch. OMG OMG OMG". Do you notice how that sounds once I put it into perspective? Sounds awkward, right?

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>>62121726
Soon we shall catapult into the heavens of nirvana.

>>62121723
> every company goes under
Not quite true. Sure majority do go under, but successful companies adapt to economic changes, merge, or subsidize
Amazon created quite the monopoly in the retail sector. Hard to envision a downturn anytime soon.

>AWS pivots to Web3 cloud
Point taken. There again will DOT have a successful launch once all its compon8 are built in? Will it have enough marketing? Will a new challenger approach?

>>62121749
Most people would agree Linux is the superior OS against Windows OS

Who still owns the OS space?

Exactly

>>62121787
>Most people would agree Linux is the superior OS against Windows OS
Great that you point that out. That's an apples to oranges comparison. Linux isn't meant for the average user. It's meant for programmers in a lot of ways. We're also not talking about OS. Are we?

>>62121769
>Not quite true. Sure majority do go under, but successful companies adapt to economic changes, merge, or subsidize
True, and no company survives in it's original form. Everyone adapts to the time. And the time is shifting towards a Web3 cloud.

>Hard to envision a downturn anytime soon.
True, and I'm not saying that. What I'm saying is that Web3 will, over time, take a large share away from it, due to it being cheaper and having more uptime. Again, centralized servers CAN NOT compete with decentralized ones on uptime and cost. And those two factors are literally the only two important factors when it comes to a cloud provider. It has to be cheap and have the largest possible uptime.

>Point taken. There again will DOT have a successful launch once all its compon8 are built in? Will it have enough marketing? Will a new challenger approach?
The thing is that Amazon will just use Web3 clouds. I doubt they'll build their own because they'd have to spent a lot of money to re-invent the wheel. DOT is already ready in a lot of ways. This year JAM hits and that'll transform it into a TRUE Web3 cloud capable of handling the load of AWS. Look, I'm not saying that DOT will IMMEDIATELY kill everyone. It'll be a slow transition and more and more companies will be switching. You know the 20/80 rule? It takes as much time to go from 0% to 20% than it does from 20% to 80%. This was true for smart phones, the internet, cars, ... So, if it took 10 years to go from 0% users to 20% of the population using something then it'll take that same amount of time to go from 20% to 80%. TO BE CONTINUED

>>62121769
Copied from Google AI

As of early 2026, over 650 million to nearly 1 billion people worldwide are estimated to own or use cryptocurrency. Growth is driven by high adoption in regions like Asia and Africa, with about 6.8% of the global population holding digital assets. While ownership is high, active monthly users are estimated lower, around 30–60 million, indicating a large population of passive holders.

Projected Growth: The number of users is expected to reach 993 million by 2026, with user penetration expected to reach 12.63% of the population, according to 1.
Regional Leaders: Asia dominates with 43% of global users, followed by North America (17%) and Europe (15%).
Top Adoption Countries: India, Nigeria, and Indonesia show high adoption rates, often driven by local currency instability, according to 4 and 3.
User Demographics: Approximately 60% of crypto users are under the age of 34, with a majority being male.

Active on-chain usage continues to rise as mobile wallet installations grow, with over 1.1 billion installations tracked as of early 2026.


We're almost at the 20% mark. BTC was created 17 years ago. So, we'll be at the 20% mark by like 2028 to 2030. So like 19 to 21 years. So, by the year 2050 80% of the world population will be using Web3.

I'm not sure if you guys are looking at the chart but we're really close to breaking out from the bottom
Look at picrel >>62118020 and >>62118038

>>62121769
Will it have enough marketing?
No worries my brother. I have made a marketing contract with Jeny Smith (https://thothub.mx/videos/1505023/jeny-smith-polka-dot-pantyhose/). She will market DOT for us. We are set my Mumbai brother

Best regards from Mumbai city (The capital of DOT),
Vishnu Kumar, The leader of the Mumbai Warriors

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>>62121862
I'm not sure if you guys noticed. It's an adam and eve pattern on the 4h chart. Look at picrel

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>>62121862
>>62121922

>>62121922
>>62121953

Chart looks good

But in the last thread weren't you shorting DOT

>>62122759
Panjali, be quite you fool (https://boards.4chan.org/biz/thread/61932834#p62069282" target="_blank">https://boards.4chan.org/biz/thread/61932834#p62069282). Do you want the Mumbai warriors to eat with their hands again? Or do you want to upgrade from our metal spoons to silver and then golden spoons? We, the Mumbai warriors, are painting the graph bullish in order to lure people in, then we strike with a x125 short. We actually been holding short open since 55$. The whole of Mumbai will eat from that singular short. Panjali, you have much to learn about the Vishnu ways. It's ok my son. I forgive you. Together we are strong, divided we are weak.

Best regards from Mumbai city (The capital of DOT),
Vishnu Kumar, The leader of the Mumbai Warriors