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fungible programming, FTFY.

• oldsecondhand 5y ago
  Is that for smart contracts for fungible tokens?
  • blunte 5y ago
    There are already many of those, the most common being Ethereum.
    • jancsika 5y ago
      It's worth noting that fungi aren't fungible in the way that blockchain-based cryptocurrencies are, which is a real misfeature. For example, you can't leverage fungi to build a blockchain-based English language dictionary and then leverage that to rename "fungi" to avoid confusion for blockchain investors. You can do that with blockchain, and should. Also IIRC market cap is smaller. tldr; the fact that "legacy fiat funguses" are inferior to blockchain is proved by leveraging trustless transactions of the blockchain.