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The threat model is heavily based on tamper-resistance of the devices. But I don't think it can't survive. Also, tampering the device can ruin the network, but
by dandanua 6y ago
The threat model is heavily based on tamper-resistance of the devices. But I don't think it can't survive.
Also, tampering the device can ruin the network, but it can't print new money.
- spiorf 6y agoWho prints new money?
- dandanua 6y agoThis question is open for invention. A blockchain can have no money at all. People can just play games on it and everyone will agree on the objective history of all games played. For example, you can assume that there is a fixed amount of money initially distributed somehow (many cryptocurrencies do just that).