OP_RETURN data is easy to prune.

Twetch ·

OP_RETURN data is easy to prune.

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Twetch ·

Proof of work provides security, not hash power alone, correct?

It is an up front cost that encourages long term planning, in a competitive environment; which in turn rewards those who maintain rationality over those who become irrational ("symmetries").

Twetch ·

How does hash power facilitate routing, aren't they separate?

Twetch ·

I personally no longer believe that hash power actually provides security.

Twetch ·

note : It would appear that Twitter has taken the XBT Periscope away from me (no worries).

Twetch ·

I agree, but the company that's able to keep all of the OP_RETURN data becomes the next Google.

Twetch ·

Ultimately security comes from symmetries and being an active learner of whatever it is you spend your time doing.

Twetch ·

Hash power facilitates routing in the sense that you and I are both tuned into the the frequency of *this* chain and therefore we're able to communicate at *this* moment.

Twetch ·

can you go deeper on the hash power usefulness?

Twetch ·

Back in a bit. Going to try a few non-standard txs.

Twetch ·

What you're calling PoW is actually just time-dilation and time.

Twetch ·

It does facilitate message broadcasting and routing, but not really anything else that I consider to be useful.

Twetch ·

Aight, let's talking about *this* in scope. B/c it is a problem that has to be solved in order to scale beyond me pushing it solo.

Twetch ·

going to see if *these* [https://whatsonchain.com/tx/da738e29f64e90ae46dcc3e6b4154041d6324abbe7919e722d486a4a3148b7dc] txs will still work

Twetch ·

UA I am still thinking the best option is to keep the BSV 1.1 fork alive and take advantage of the ABC difficulty adjustment algo... then I can just replay the un-marked/not-sweeped txs.

Twetch ·

Nice. Excited to hear more about where you’re going to take it.

Twetch ·

Xanatos Are you refering to time-dilation as in relativity theory? That is defined very specific with physics formulas...