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Ha, I started using Bitcoin in 2009. There was maybe a three month mania back in 2021 where everything was valued 3x higher than it should have been, and now we
by px43 3y ago
Ha, I started using Bitcoin in 2009. There was maybe a three month mania back in 2021 where everything was valued 3x higher than it should have been, and now we're back to the mean. The idea that a 60% dip from ATH is "obliteration" is pretty laughable.
Verifiable computation doesn't require your faith. It works, and it's powering several billion dollar economies at the moment, and growing like crazy. By all means you're free to demonstrate that the math is faulty. Basically every project in that space has a million+ dollar bounty program for such bugs.
- JanisErdmanis 3y ago> Verifiable computation doesn't require your faith Isn’t it so that in general verifiable computation needs a trusted setup phase? Although it can be run between multiple parties, still one needs to have faith in their honesty. Only a small subset of computations does not require a trusted setup phase. Proof of shuffle and threshold decryption comes to my mind as examples.