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How is Proof of Authority, mentioned in the article, any different than normal social trust and reputational risk associated with that? This seems like a cute w
by ineedasername 4y ago
How is Proof of Authority, mentioned in the article, any different than normal social trust and reputational risk associated with that? This seems like a cute way of wrapping up the status quo in crypto lingo.
- dboreham 4y agoAll it means is that the system organizers decided to make a certain set of keys able to vote on transaction validity. Similar for example to how browser vendors decide to make a certain set of keys valid for issuing certs.