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CAs sort of have the same problem. You can condense the problem to a subset of keys though with a verification chain. When posted, a sequence number + key + ms
by exabrial 3y ago
CAs sort of have the same problem.
You can condense the problem to a subset of keys though with a verification chain. When posted, a sequence number + key + msghash + verification result + last verification result is posted publicly. That makes a block. I supposed we could call that a blockcha.... dangit. I almost said the forbidden word.
- hooverd 3y agoThere's dozens of good uses for, ahem, chains of blocks. Unfortunately they aren't the ones that get implemented. Maybe if there was some sort of token in the mix.