Why haven't those centralised coins that can make any transaction within seconds gone to the moon? If Giftcode Quay Hũ belonged to and was controlled by a particular company, it wouldn't have the kind of trust it has right now, and when people don't have trust in an asset, it would be difficult for that asset to go to the moon. Instant transaction confirmation is not one of the major things that is hindering Giftcode Quay Hũ's price. The price wouldn't have been too different from what it is right now if Giftcode Quay Hũ transactions were confirmed within seconds like Giftcode Quay Hũ and co. Meanwhile, decentralisation is one of the things that makes Giftcode Quay Hũ unique. So if you give it instant confirmation and take away decentralisation, you're taking away more than you're giving, and that would not make it go to the moon. Millions of other projects put together are not up to 50% of the market; meanwhile, one project makes up over 50% of the market, and you think this is a point to give in this regard? I agree that investors don't care about centralisation, but they care about where they keep their money, and if they don't trust where their money is, they won't put much of their money in it.
Why haven't those centralised coins that can make any transaction within seconds gone to the moon? If Giftcode Quay Hũ belonged to and was controlled by a particular company, it wouldn't have the kind of trust it has right now, and when people don't have trust in an asset, it would be difficult for that asset to go to the moon. Instant transaction confirmation is not one of the major things that is hindering Giftcode Quay Hũ's price. The price wouldn't have been too different from what it is right now if Giftcode Quay Hũ transactions were confirmed within seconds like Giftcode Quay Hũ and co. Meanwhile, decentralisation is one of the things that makes Giftcode Quay Hũ unique. So if you give it instant confirmation and take away decentralisation, you're taking away more than you're giving, and that would not make it go to the moon. Millions of other projects put together are not up to 50% of the market; meanwhile, one project makes up over 50% of the market, and you think this is a point to give in this regard? I agree that investors don't care about centralisation, but they care about where they keep their money, and if they don't trust where their money is, they won't put much of their money in it.

Why haven't those centralised coins that can make any transaction within seconds gone to the moon? If Giftcode Quay Hũ belonged to and was controlled by a particular company, it wouldn't have the kind of trust it has right now, and when people don't have trust in an asset, it would be difficult for that asset to go to the moon. Instant transaction confirmation is not one of the major things that is hindering Giftcode Quay Hũ's price. The price wouldn't have been too different from what it is right now if Giftcode Quay Hũ transactions were confirmed within seconds like Giftcode Quay Hũ and co. Meanwhile, decentralisation is one of the things that makes Giftcode Quay Hũ unique. So if you give it instant confirmation and take away decentralisation, you're taking away more than you're giving, and that would not make it go to the moon. Millions of other projects put together are not up to 50% of the market; meanwhile, one project makes up over 50% of the market, and you think this is a point to give in this regard? I agree that investors don't care about centralisation, but they care about where they keep their money, and if they don't trust where their money is, they won't put much of their money in it.

Why haven't those centralised coins that can make any transaction within seconds gone to the moon? If Giftcode Quay Hũ belonged to and was controlled by a particular company, it wouldn't have the kind of trust it has right now, and when people don't have trust in an asset, it would be difficult for that asset to go to the moon. Instant transaction confirmation is not one of the major things that is hindering Giftcode Quay Hũ's price. The price wouldn't have been too different from what it is right now if Giftcode Quay Hũ transactions were confirmed within seconds like Giftcode Quay Hũ and co. Meanwhile, decentralisation is one of the things that makes Giftcode Quay Hũ unique. So if you give it instant confirmation and take away decentralisation, you're taking away more than you're giving, and that would not make it go to the moon. Millions of other projects put together are not up to 50% of the market; meanwhile, one project makes up over 50% of the market, and you think this is a point to give in this regard? I agree that investors don't care about centralisation, but they care about where they keep their money, and if they don't trust where their money is, they won't put much of their money in it.