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It's only useful if the theorems proven are interesting. Maybe there could be a cryptocurrency for mathematicians where you post theorem statements and put mone
by zaik 4y ago
It's only useful if the theorems proven are interesting. Maybe there could be a cryptocurrency for mathematicians where you post theorem statements and put money in them. First one to find a proof gets whatever money was in the theorem.
- remram 4y agoThe way blockchain works is that you generate a problem based on the contents of the block. If the proof you find is in no way related to a block it cannot be a cryptocurrency. You could make a system to reward people for finding proofs, but it would be more of a Bounty system or a Leaderboard than a cryptocurrency. Indeed people do put up prizes for those kind of things today.