Husknet
/həsk net/
noun: husknet; plural noun: husknets
1. A blockchain network that resembles the outer membranous or green envelope of some fruits or seeds, as that of a walnut or an ear of corn. Easily identifiable by the lack of value or yield.
2. A minimum viable blockchain network implementation with functionality limited to send or receive operations. These networks fall short of promises, key deadlines, and lag in comparison to market competitors.
noun: husknet; plural noun: husknets
1. A blockchain network that resembles the outer membranous or green envelope of some fruits or seeds, as that of a walnut or an ear of corn. Easily identifiable by the lack of value or yield.
2. A minimum viable blockchain network implementation with functionality limited to send or receive operations. These networks fall short of promises, key deadlines, and lag in comparison to market competitors.
"Why is the price of ___ so low? It is a husknet."
"Charles Huskinson CEO of IOHK and founder of Cardano claims they have delivered on promises. Upon inspection of the Cardano mainnet it was nothing more than a husknet."
"Do you think I should buy Bitshares? No, there is no corn it is a husknet, better buy Ethereum."
"Investing in AVA is a smart decision try to avoid husknets as they have no corn."
"Charles Huskinson CEO of IOHK and founder of Cardano claims they have delivered on promises. Upon inspection of the Cardano mainnet it was nothing more than a husknet."
"Do you think I should buy Bitshares? No, there is no corn it is a husknet, better buy Ethereum."
"Investing in AVA is a smart decision try to avoid husknets as they have no corn."
