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The idea is to replace social proof (that the timestamps are correct wherever it is published) with cryptographic proof, but I commented below on some of the pi

The idea is to replace social proof (that the timestamps are correct wherever it is published) with cryptographic proof, but I commented below on some of the pitfalls of doing so.

yori 7y ago
I provided a cryptographic proof that does not require blockchain.
- RL_Quine 7y ago
  No, yours relies on social proof (the post being public somewhere) as the timestamp. Nothing about what you described is different from just posting a hash of the prediction beforehand.