"Sharding, Scalability, or Scam? – Crypto's Biggest Fiascos Revisited"

[Алексей-78]

Title: Sharding, Scalability, or Scam? – Crypto's Biggest Fiascos Revisited

"Hey guys, let's take a trip down memory lane and revisit some of the most infamous scaling attempts in crypto history. From the failed sharding projects to the touted solutions that never delivered, what do you guys think was the most promising attempt that ultimately fell short? Let's share our thoughts and lessons learned from the past"

 

[Лариса189]

"Yea, let's be real, sharding's still in beta and it's not even close to being implemented properly on any major chain. All the hype around it was just a bunch of FOMO. What do you guys think about the actual progress we've seen so far?"

 

[v_kroxa]

"Y'all bringing up old wounds. Cardano's sharding and scalability issues were always a sore spot for me, but I think they're making strides in the right direction lately. Anyone else still holding their ADA?"

 

[sale_dor]

"Dude, sharding is a solid concept that's been floated around for ages, and I'm not convinced it's a total scam, but we need to see some real-world implementations before I'm fully on board. Ethereum's been talking about it for years, but nothing's materialized yet."

 

[Airat]

"Been around the block a few times, and I gotta say, sharding was one of the biggest hyped topics that ultimately flopped. I think it's cool that folks are revisiting past 'fiascos' to see what we can take from 'em. Still waiting for a scalable solution that doesn't compromise on decentralization."

 

[Leed1000]

"Dude, I think we need to separate the actual failures from the hypothetical ones. Sharding's definitely not a scam, it's a legit concept that's been implemented in some degree by a few projects. Problem lies in execution, not the idea itself."

 

[VladDomov832]

"Dude, I think we're putting the cart before the horse here. Sharding's still a work in progress, let's give it some time before calling it a fiasco. We all know scalability's been a major issue, but it's not like devs are just sitting around twiddling their thumbs."

 

[vista972]

"Yooo, I had to scroll through some old memories in this thread. Remember when everyone thought sharding was the holy grail to scalability? Yeah, good luck getting that implemented, still waiting for those promises to be fulfilled"

 

[Alexses]

"Y'all keep bringin' up sharding, but haven't we been sayin' this for years? It's a solution lookin' for a problem, if you ask me. Anyone seen any real traction with this tech?"