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It could work if you can't decide who the benefited person is. I.e. solving problems out of a random pool of them or so.
by Double_a_92 7y ago
It could work if you can't decide who the benefited person is.
I.e. solving problems out of a random pool of them or so.
- garmaine 7y agoDo people pay for their problems to be solved in such a way? As long as I can translate PoW into cash, it stops providing benefit as PoW.
- drdeca 7y agoThe important things are that: a) it is economically rational to mine on the correct chain b) there are substantial economic net costs to mining on a wrong fork of the chain (and these are high enough that it is prohibitively expensive to mount an attack which would fool people as to what chain is correct) Right?