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How does content distribution in any way relate to blockchains? If there's a point here, I seem to be missing it entirely.
by krautsourced 9y ago
How does content distribution in any way relate to blockchains? If there's a point here, I seem to be missing it entirely.
- loverofthings 9y agoI guess seeding is like proof of stake. Although who knows what is the currency.
- t0mbstone 9y agoIt's literally just peer to peer networking and computation, but paying people to participate by programmatically doling out crypto currency to people who are contributing. This isn't bittorrent. It's not blockchain. It's kind of a weird hybrid of the two. It's actually a really brilliant idea, if they pull it off correctly. The article is completely written like shit, though. Check out: https://livepeer.org/ https://livepeer.org/ https://viuly.com/ https://viuly.com/
- dogma1138 9y agoSomeone needs to product the content it doesn’t materializes out of the ether. The distribution itself is not a problem the blockchain can solve or should solve it just adds an unnecessary cost on top of other method of distribution.
- t0mbstone 9y agoYou're right. It would probably make more sense to just have a peer to peer storage and computation network with a bidder/buyer market (which could accept everything from USD to any random crypto-currency). There's no good reason to have the system built on a blockchain.