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> You can't do both for free anymore with Bitcoin You never could. Mining has always had a cost and by design the cost increases to match the block rewards I'
by shawabawa3 9y ago
> You can't do both for free anymore with Bitcoin
You never could. Mining has always had a cost and by design the cost increases to match the block rewards
I'm bored of this argument. You're arguing against a different definition to me and I'm not sure what your point is - that mining is expensive?
- viach 9y agoI'm saying that "permission-less", in my view, should be defined as "an average person can use network and participate in mining", which is not the case with Bitcoin anymore.
- lagadu 9y agoThe "average person" doesn't have access to a computer or stable internet connectivity, if we're arguing for what the average person should be able to do/access we have a lot more basic problems to discuss before we get to decentralised virtual networks. That aside, technically anyone with a computing device can contribute to most networks.