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Honestly (and I hate saying this) but you could stick the hashes in a public blockchain and get clients to verify. But of course this would cost money and any M
by Moodles 6y ago
Honestly (and I hate saying this) but you could stick the hashes in a public blockchain and get clients to verify. But of course this would cost money and any Merkle tree would do, but I can’t believe I just non-ironically suggested a blockchain for something.
- monkeydust 6y agoHa, I was literally thinking the same thing. This bizarrely might be something suitable for a public blockchain and its not using it.
- Moodles 6y agoKeybase does something similar by sticking the Merkle tree root of hashes of signatures in the bitcoin blockchain: https://book.keybase.io/docs/crypto https://book.keybase.io/docs/crypto