Bitcoin has recently had new developments on its coding language going from miniscript to minsc which supposedly will make it easier to code smart contracts and other things into. What effect will this have on ETH? I am thinking that ETH has the first mover advantage but at the end of the day, if BTC wins the digital gold / reserve asset market, it will win in smart contracts because people will want to earn BTC on smart contracts, not something that has been pre-mined.
Please poke holes in this reasoning, trying to understand more
You need to research Quant if you are to answer this question.
Quant’s treaty contracts allow smart contracts to run across multiple DLTs and on DLTs with no native smart contract capability.
For example, Quant will make it trivial to write a smart contract that allows a product to be purchased with Bitcoin, insured via Ethereum, delivery traced via Polkadot and payment sent over a traditional payment rail eg Swift.
Jordan Jackson
Where'd u get that from? I got the email of the event on the 29th but haven't seen any other info
Ryder Jenkins
What event??
Jack Martin
I see, a subtle PNK thread. I like it user
Jordan Baker
The big event
Jackson Russell
Btc is slow as fuck and expensive. It's smart contract capabilities are still nowhere near as good as what is capable on Eth.
