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> i.e. a public ledger similar to a blockchain (except you wouldn't need miners because the government would serve as a trusted third party) So, like, just a l
by shalmanese 10y ago
> i.e. a public ledger similar to a blockchain (except you wouldn't need miners because the government would serve as a trusted third party)
So, like, just a ledger?
- lisper 10y agoNo, not just a ledger, an audtiable public non-repudiatable ledger, i.e. one where every entry is the result of some commitment protocol. For example, every entry could include a signature that covered the contents of the new entry plus the hash of the previous entry. If ever there were two entries with the same ancestor hash that would be evidence of tampering.