The thread looks better this time and more clearer, i believe waves has a good project, Just not sure how much of a difference it has on ETH. It might however be a success if the developing team makes proper efforts towards making the platform as effective.
Well, lot's of ICO's use ETHereum because they want to cash in on popularity of ETH/ERC20 and look at some previous notable ICO successes to try and emulate. However a successful ICO does not make for a successful project or business. Most fade and die, some moon on hype and then fade and die - only a tiny fraction will succeed and those that do probably will want their own private fork anyway. The big problem is the lack of scale, compounded by all the projects attempting to use the platform. The second problem is lack of any data or service guarantee that in inherent in public, permissionless blockchain.
The next 'big thing' in crypto will be those open, decentralised platforms offering blockchain as a service to those entities requiring blockchain processing, be it Smart Contracts, algorithyms, payments or tokenization.
At the present time, in this space there are only two platforms in the running; Ethereum (Alliance) and Waves (Vostok).
