Member.cash’s blockchain architecture completely eliminates the need for centralized hosting providers — at least for pure text short message data. It’s as impe

Member.cash’s blockchain architecture completely eliminates the need for centralized hosting providers — at least for pure text short message data. It’s as impervious to censorship as the blockchain being used to directly store the short messages. This is really quite a sensible approach for member.cash as it looks to gain a footing as a safe harbor for censored conservative voices. Many are asking why not Mastodon. The “Member.cash” protocol could ship inside of a native desktop application which scans a general purpose blockchain already on your computer for embedded messages. Ideally this would be done with a thin client, so that nobody has to download terabytes of data.