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That makes sense. Thanks for explaining. They really just mean a ledger. Doesn't one lose the trust if the ledger is not distributed and verified by outsiders?
by jason_slack 9y ago
That makes sense. Thanks for explaining. They really just mean a ledger. Doesn't one lose the trust if the ledger is not distributed and verified by outsiders? Using a trusted set of validators, I assume is an internal operation. They aren't asking "Joe Nobody" off the street to become a trusted validator...
- EthanHeilman 9y agoThe hope is that the validator set would include many different trustworthy organizations in different parts of the world.
- moocowtruck 9y agocould all these validators agree at their own whims to roll back their ledger to undo a change?