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Kindly elaborate. Which ones? To what extent? What is the state of the art here? This was my only issue with bitcoin when I evaluated it several years ago.
by logicallee 9y ago
Kindly elaborate. Which ones? To what extent? What is the state of the art here?
This was my only issue with bitcoin when I evaluated it several years ago.
- wellboy 9y agoPretty much all the newer ones, Nano, Iota and Eth probably soon to. There is also a debate to use delegated PoS or a hybrid of PoS and PoW to get both of their upsides with none of tbeir downsides.
- yc-kraln 9y agoIota is not a blockchain. It's also not a cryptocurrency. It's about 98% scam and 1% insane. and 1% Bosch.
- wellboy 9y agoYes, 3rd gen blockchains aren't blockchains anymore. :)
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- Fnoord 9y ago> There is also a debate to use delegated PoS or a hybrid of PoS and PoW to get both of their upsides with none of tbeir downsides. Read: PoS has downsides.
- zodiac 9y agoThe casper-ffg paper is a pretty good spec for a hybrid PoW-PoS system, and is IMO a good place to start before looking into full PoS systems