Maxi don't piss me off because they don't understand Kaspa, they piss me off because they don't understand Bitcoin.

Ah, it has the "FileCoin problem", the protocol can encourage miners to store data, but not to dispense it. FileCoin address this (to what degree of success, I do not know) by platforming a data market.

RT @DesheShai: @KaspaSilver Actually you don't. Each block rewards it selected patent, so as long as you are a tip you don't get rewarded.….

Love it.

This isn't a proposal. Just a fleeting thought. Very possibly a stupid fleeting thought.

It was fun. I appreciate these guys' ability to keep at it, but I am well above my daily gas limit.

What if Kaspa allowed miners with archival nodes to post a "proof of storage" to get a larger cut of the block reward (assuming not all other miners are archival)?. It will incentivize miners to keep archives while also keeping mining open to regular folks.

RT @DesheShai: @Crypt0_Titan @ReLeomerda @goku94123 @ibuypow @fishtuna @KaspaFacts @KaspaSilver The harassment of Adam Beck started months….

In about two and a half hours I will join the @Dashpay space to discuss the long-term security of proof-of-work. In general, and in the context of Qubic's recent attacks on Monero.

As usual, the extent of self-deceit people are willing to inflict on themselves to make excuses for poisonous and harmful behavior is extraordinary.

That one is a freebie, take it or leave it.

@Tim_Roughgarden Full course here:. Can't wait to experience the impact on how I teach these subject. I feel inclined to rewrite the entire first part of my book.

Just finished watching the (freely available!) Fundamentals of Blockchain course by @Tim_Roughgarden, and it is sublime. A highly recommended, fairly accessible access point for the (studious) dilettante who wants to understand what decentralized consensus is really all about.

Any person who believes talking down like this to pillars of decentralized consensus theory practice makes Kaspa looks good or benefits it in any way is delusional. I might have been abrasive when I campaigned for Kaspa, but at least I knew to choose my battles and respect my.

RT @DesheShai: @unkle_skunkle Just like in Bitcoin, the UTXO set is enough to validate any incoming transaction, and the tricky thing is to….

Fantastic read.

The FROST protocol is a work of art.

Nakamoto coefficients are not a good way to measure decentralization. They can be easily gamed, and considering a mining pool as a single entity in this context is highly misleading. Leaning into this metric, which is not defined precisely enough to avoid a biased interpretation,.

Pleased to announce the second post in the "Fixing Bitcoin's Incentive Alignment" series (generously funded by @QuaiNetwork), where we plunge into the granddaddy of incentive-aligned proof-of-work protocols: FruitChains. This survey takes us very deep.

Ha! I'm a community note! That's a first.

I was a bit careless with my phrasing. Replace KEF with "an executive from KEF".