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preethikasireddy.com
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| | | | | "Blockchains don't scale." You've probably heard this a million times. A couple years ago, it felt like a real threat to the industry. How can we bank the unbanked if we can't even process 15 transactions per second?But big problems fuel innovation. And blockchain scalability was a big problem. It quickly caught the attention of engineers and scientists, and, fast forward to today, we're getting more and more confident that blockchains can scale. | |
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hackingdistributed.com
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| | | | | We explore the space of trust-minimizing coordination mechanisms for on-chain vote buying and exploitation in the permissionless model. | |
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pod.network
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| | | | | We have been lied to. Consensus, or global transaction ordering, is not necessary to build peer-to-peer payments. | |
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ariadne.space
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| | | Ive followed cryptocurrency for a long time.The first concept I read about was Hashcash, which was a mechanism designed to reduce e-mail spam by acting as a sort of stamp.The proof of work concept introduced by Hashcash of course lead to Bitcoin, which lead to Ethereum and the other popular Proof of Work consensus blockchain-based cryptocurrency platforms out in the world today. | ||
